Is steriods the next level of sports nutrition?
Posted on November 18, 2009
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liljomo1234 asked:
Obviously abusing any drug will cause medical problems and perhaps death, but is creating safer steriods the next level of sports nutrition. It apparently works. (i.e. Ben Johnson’s performance; Barry Bonds performance)
Obviously abusing any drug will cause medical problems and perhaps death, but is creating safer steriods the next level of sports nutrition. It apparently works. (i.e. Ben Johnson’s performance; Barry Bonds performance)
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I sure hope not.I don’t get it….people take steroids to play better but they don’t get that it is cheating.In baseball, everyone is supposed to be on the same level.No one should have an advantage over another even if it wasn’t a health hazard.
no steroids are not going to ever be!!! dont take them!!! barry bonds is slowly stopping his baseball carrer u just watch and see he wont even hit one more homer u wait and see~!
I do not understand why people call it cheating. It is called gaining an edge. People say that everyone should be on the same playing field as far as not taking any supplements. With the money that is involved these days and the level of competition and not to mention the pressure and scrutiny these athletes are under to preform, it’s no wonder these guys try to give themselves an edge. If there was no competition between players and other athletes, then why do some spend time in the weight room? Why do they stay after to take ground balls? Why do they stay late to hit batting practice? The answer is to be better than the other person. It is the same thing as using a supplement. I do like the concept of steriods being controlled by officials or governement and can make it a safer substance, but who is to say when that is going to be.
Ever see some of these losers on steroids? Their bodies get bigger but so does their ego. Their insides were not developed to match the outsides. So, you wind up with a very egocentric person…a danger to society.