Why Is Marion Jones's Performance Enhancing Drugs Worth Wrong?

I agree with Marion Jones being stripped of her five medals for the following reasons. Performance enhancing drugs improve an athlete's ability to put on more muscle, recover faster, improve vo2 max, or endurance. It's not right to cheat out other hard working athletes of something they worked for unlike her. It eliminates all the other hard working athletes because it gives an unfair advantage putting them ahead of anybody else with very little effort. Blood doping increase endurance up to 34% which goes to show how great this substance works and why its a popular among elite athletes. While steroids can increase strength up to as much as 38% and even more in women, it does that by creating more proteins in the body. Marion Jones had qualified for the 2000 Olympic games in Beijing, and participated in the 100m, 200m, 100m relay, 1600m relay, and long jump. She placed gold in the 100m, 200m and the mile relay, while getting bronze in the two remaining events. That being said, she was the first female athlete to get five medals at a single Olympics. In December of 2004, the International Olympic Committee investigated and found she had extensive use of steroids and drug enhancing substances during 1999, before the 2000 Olympic games. Later the IOC stripped her of the medals and even
Things in life are never going to be easy because the hard things in life are always going to be the most desirable and you are going to need to put in serious work to achieve. She took the easy way that all the other athletes didn't, which is just wrong and isn't allowed. It must've been a big let down for all those other athletes who put in countless hours of endurance training, lifting, and dieting just to get cheated out of their first place or even third place. They got their medals, just without immediate