Performance Enhancing drugs are allowed in sports

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Performance Enhancing drugs are allowed in sports

increase steroid production and research

The U.S.A and other countries will compete for an edge within sporting events. ex. success in the Olympic games.

May enhance the sports experience and increase their popularity

increased funding toward sports medicine and allocation of steroid usage

Performance enhancing drugs are likely to be accepted within the athlete community because it gives them an advantage.

May enhance the spectacle of sporting events

stronger, faster, more capable athletes attract attention

amplify research pertaining to athlete capabilities

elevates sports performance

promotes faster recovery

reduces fat

increase in strength

increase in muscle mass

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The Risks Of Using Performance-Enhancing Drugs In Sports

Should Performance-Enhancing Drugs Be Allowed In Sports

Drugs In Sports

Potential long/short-term health risks

liver issues

kidney failure

cancer

heart problems

Combats idealizations pertaining to sports authenticity

Can give someone an unfair advantage over another

opposing views upon the sports industry in legalizing performance enhancing drugs may effect the sport altogether

Questioning fair play

concern for harmful effects of steroids

mental

heightened aggression, depression

physical

Stretch marks, Acne, excessive change in body hair