Performance Enhancing Drugs Research

Performance enhancing drugs(PEDs) have been a very debatable topic over the years between teen athletes and professional athletes. Performance enhancing drugs are any substance taken by athletes to improve an athlete's performance. PEDs can come in many shapes sizes, and colors, for example Pills are the most common way of consuming enhancement drugs, because it is easy to purchase, and also it it very easy to transport between dealers and buyers. The most common sport(s) that PEDs are associated with, are for example cycling, baseball, tennis, etc.Recently Cycling has had the most incidents with PEDs like the lance armstrong controversy which was a major negative for the sport. To sum it all up, the benefits of PEDs are very performance
Because of that, fans will have that memory of the game etched in their mind, and it tarnishes that memory whenever it comes to that person's mind."If doping starts to make you question greatness when you see it, they are losing a fan." Tim Burns states. (Doping undermines the integrity of competition, 2014). Burns also says that “ Doping does tarnish that memories of fans who attended that game.” The second reason that PEDs are cheating, and they should not be legalized is because, "Perhaps the wrongness of drugs in sports resides in nothing more than that it is against the rules." stated by Stephen Mumford. (The use of Performance-Enhancing Drugs Is Cheating,
Some reasons that doping and PEDs should be legalized, is that “it has become a necessity” (Performance enhancing drugs should be legalized, Wang, 2015). Athletes also say that it is a good way to extremely boost athletic performance, and it is a low-key way to basically cheat at what sport you play. “Additionally testing for PEDs is exceedingly difficult for governing bodies, as drug makers are developing undetectable substances.” Wang states. The Third reason that PEDs should be legalized, is that “PEDs if legalized, would extremly reduce health risks, deter criminal activity, and make more effective use of criminal resources.” Wang