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Anabolic steroids are synthetic versions of male hormones. ... Steroids help treat a condition where the testes do not produce enough testosterone, and they are given to patients who are wasting away such as AIDS victims. ... Sports figures use anabolic steroids to enhance their athletic performance. Muscle gain is achieved rapidly with the help of steroids. Steroids are also a great source of energy. The person working out on steroids at the gym can continue for greater lengths of time without tiring.
Legalizing steroids is a highly moral debatable topic. When a person hears someone say that they believe that steroids should be legalized; two thoughts will always come to mind. ... Steroids are prescription drugs that are only meant to be used in small doses under the supervision of a doctor. ... Individuals who take steroids risk suffering from liver tumours, cancer, jaundice, fluid retention, high blood pressure, kidney tumours, severe acne, and trembling. ... Steroids increase the amount of testosterone in the body which results in masculine behaviour, aggressiveness, increased sexual desire, euphoria, confusion, sleeping disorders, pathological anxiety, paranoia, and hallucinations. ... At this time, steroids are illegal. Athletes as well as their coaches are well aware of the side effects of steroids. ... It has recently been proved that the effects of steroids are reversible under one condition. ... Because the use of steroids is illegal, athletes are forced to retrieve the substance over the black market and therefore do not know how to control the amount that they use and will continue to use them to the point where there is no turning back.
Approximate Word count = 1224
Approximate Pages = 4.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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