« BACK TO FORUM
 Author |
 Post
|
 |
|
Carlos Abarca
Joined: Nov 10, 2009
Posts: 2 (view all)
Poster Rank:
Tongue-tied
User is
Offline
Gender & Age: Male & 27
Country: United States
Province/State: Arizona
City: Tucson
|
Performance Enhancing Drugs in sports
Dec 9, 2009
|
|
There are all kinds of performance enhancing drugs in sports these day. leagues try to ban as much
as they can, but there is to many. In some sports the leagues don't enforce the rules. More leagues
should enforce the rules like the MLB (Major League Baseball). The MLB also does random drug test
during the off-season, during the season, and during the post-season. If you get caught once your
suspended for fifty games and a fine, get caught a second time and you get suspended for the whole
season and fined. Get caught a third time and you get banned form the league. And on top of that if
you are using an illegal drug, then you might have to serve some time in jail. In the NFL(National
Football League), and NBA(National Basketball League) they don't have sever punishment, unlike the
MlB. They just suspend you for a game or two, and fine you. More leagues should enforce the rules,
because the athletes are cheating and could be harming there families and themselves. Some of these
drugs can make you do thing you might not like to do.
|
|
back to top |
link to this post
|
|
stan
Joined: Jan 20, 2015
Posts: 1 (view all)
Poster Rank:
Tongue-tied
User is
Offline
Country: United States
Province/State: Illinois
City: Lafayette
|
Re: Performance Enhancing Drugs in sports
Jan 21, 2015
|
|
Contrary to popular belief, steroid use is not entirely wrong. With the proper medical supervision,
equal access to supplies, and more in-depth and extensive scientific research on the effects of
prohibited drugs, steroids could be allowed to be legal in professional sports without a lot of
negativity involved. Not very many studies have been done on the effects of steroid use. This lack
of information tends to lead people to jump to conclusions much quicker than they should. As stated
by Norman Fost, a very well-known physician and medical ethicist who agrees with the legalization of
steroid use under a doctor’s supervision, “You have 400,000 deaths a year due to tobacco and tens of
thousands of alcohol-related deaths, a substance heavily promoted by Major League Baseball, yet the
president and Congress and the press have virtually nothing to say about tobacco and alcohol in
athletics, but lots to say about steroids”. Most effects of steroid use are no greater than common
acne, hair loss, and lowered voices in women, all of which are cosmetic and, for the most part,
reversible. Therefore, steroids are not technically unnatural to the body. If doctors can monitor
an athlete’s intake and properly monitor their activity, steroids should not be a problem in sports.
The whole "unfair" argument is invalid as well. The truth is, no matter how you look at it,
something in sports is always going to be unfair, whether it's the size or skill or the opponents.
But, in regard to steroid use, most of the unfairness comes from unequal access and availability.
By removing the ban on steroids, every athlete would have equal access to all performance-enhancers
out there. This removal would allow researchers and scientists to once and for all see what the
actual side effects are for these drugs. But, by keeping the ban, there may never be a way to know
if steroids do indeed have a long-term negative effect on athletes. Also, some people use steroids
as a way to get bigger and better in addition to working out, and that is their choice. No one is
forcing them to do it. They choose to do it themselves. So who has the right to deny someone the
right to do as they please? I believe people need to let the athletes choose for themselves what
they want to do and how they want to live their lives.
|
|
back to top |
link to this post
|
|
raygmurphy
Joined: Mar 22, 2016
Posts: 6 (view all)
Poster Rank:
Soft-spoken
User is
Offline
Country: Argentina
Province/State: Cordoba
City: Washington
|
Re: Performance Enhancing Drugs in sports
Sep 3, 2016
|
|
A lot of high school athletes use creatine to gain muscle, especially football players. It isn't
"illegal" but it still isn't good for your heart. Using enhancing drugs is cheating in a way and if
your a good person you wouldn't do it. If you win while on a drug, not winning the drug is. I'm a
fencer and a cross country runner and i personally don't think it's worth risking my career on
taking an enhancement drug.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
http://cheapessaywritingservice.us/
|
|
back to top |
link to this post
|
|
purbaroydas
Joined: Jan 11, 2017
Posts: 1 (view all)
Poster Rank:
Tongue-tied
User is
Offline
Country: India
Province/State: West Bengal
City: Kolkata
|
Re: Performance Enhancing Drugs in sports
Jan 11, 2017
|
|
I am glad you shared this here
|
|
back to top |
link to this post
|
|
|
Display posts from:
|
« BACK TO FORUM
|
Forum Jump:
|
All times are GMT-05:00
|
» Check that you are logged in!
You cannot create new threads in this forum
You cannot post replies in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum
You cannot edit/delete your posts in this forum
|
|
Administrators:
angiex, anuriandima84, BeeWall, Fatimamirza09, Liamjod, Quincy-348, shamricardo, smensah
Moderators:
danieln25, darhcik, janepe, Liamjod
|
|
Home
Community
