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    Old texts suggest that humans were always trying to find ways to do more work with less effort (work hard but suffer less). This caused them to find‚ invent & use drugs or supplements. Thus people began using drugs & performance enhancers. Doping is the use of performance enhancing drugs in sport‚ it is illegal‚ but the use of drugs completely isn’t. That is‚ certain drugs are allowed or are not banned in sports. Sportsmen use PIED’s (Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs) or PED’s (Performance

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    Good morning class and Mr. Allen‚ now I’m sure a lot of you enjoy your sport. but you ever consider taking drugs to do better in said sport? or even spill out onto the streets and fight an opposing team after an unfavourable result? while I’d like to think your answers to both of those questions are "no" a lot of sporting fans and players alike would answer "yes"‚ be that in Australia or the rest of the world. this is the topic of my speech today. The Australian sporting stage is an extremely competitive

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    Hannah Murphy SOC 360 Professor McDonnell Performance Enhancing Drugs in Professional Sports: Fair Game or Foul Called? “To give anything less than your best‚ is to sacrifice the gift.” – Steve Prefontaine The drive to be the best is incredible. Everywhere a person looks‚ there is a constant reminder of greatness. From the models in the magazines to the athletes on the playing field‚ these people are idolized. In today’s society‚ there is always pressure to be the best at what you do. Children

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    Grade 10 Wellbeing: Depth Study Topic: 10. Attribution Theory Essay Plan Due Date: 15th of January. Paragraph 1. Introduction - what is attribution theory Paragraph 2-4. Evidence supported to the Title. * example 1 * example 2 * example 3 * Paragraph 5. Conclusion. Watch your thoughts‚ for they become words. Watch your words‚ for they become actions. Watch your actions‚ for they become habits. Watch your habits‚ for they become your character. And watch your character

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    The prescription system have kept many patients in safe keeping in the past history‚ and continues to save lives today. Started in the 1900 prescriptions were invented‚ this was the start where people were able to go to their doctors‚ and the doctors would prescribe the right drug needed for the patient’s condition. The prescription system is great because‚ it helps patients take the right medicine‚ and they are able to find out the condition of the patient (Robert 1). Some want to get rid of this

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    mandates an overall discipline and effort to reach a desired goal. Doping is described as taking the natural ability away and using PEDs to artificially enhance them. All of these contribute to why PEDs should be banned. PEDs pose an unfair advantage to athletes who chose to legitimately train and follow the rule books. As stated by Richard Bosshardt‚ “To have this undermined by doping among those athletes we most admire alone makes doping unacceptable. It is cheating‚ pure and simple‚ and that is wrong”

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    for the use of performance drugs (Gay). The number of dope cases in the Olympic are unreasonably low out of 26‚000 players only 119 players are tested positive from 1968 to 2012 (“Doping Cases at the Olympics‚ 1968-2012”). As for weightlifting 36 are tested positive out of the 127 in sport in the spring Olympics. (“Doping Cases at the Olympics‚ 1968-2012”). The athletes are now looking towards the use of performance drugs since it’s much easier to perform better and have better

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    The Use of Drugs in Sports

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    issues through testing of their athletes‚ yet these people continue to seek out ways to sneak under the wire‚ undetected. One example of athletes trying to beat the system is that of the recently publicized performance-enhancing dispute with blood doping in the sport of cycling‚ namely the use of recombinant human erythropoietin (Robinson‚ Mangin‚ and Saugy 2003). The following will discuss the function of erythropoietin‚ its uses in medicine and athletics‚ the benefits and risks of artificial along

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    Performance-Enhancing Drugs are Taking over Sports The article "Doping in Sports: Steroids and Supplements" says “The word dope comes from the Dutch word dop‚ which is an alcoholic beverage made from grape skins that the Zulu warriors would think it could enhance their fighting ability.” (World Almanac and Book of Facts’ n.pag.). Unfortunately‚ they were wrong because when there was a fight between the athletes‚ one drank it and the other one didn’t‚ it ended up that the athlete that did not drink

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    that are available by the World Anti-Doping Agency. The athletes are randomly tested by their professional leagues. Each American league has their own method of dealing with athletes who abuse banned substances. These methods of punishment can range from a fine to expulsion from the league. The use of illegal drugs to enhance performance is called "doping." "What doping involves is misusing medicinal products or techniques" (European Commission). Doping is not a new concept. It has been around

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