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Anabolic Steroid Use
What are anablolic steroids? Why do people use them? What effects do they have on the body? (10th grade Health)
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- Slide 1: Anabolic Steroid Use
Champions At Any Price
- Slide 2: Ben Johnson
Tested positive
Play race clip
- Slide 3: Lyle Alzado & Bill Romanowski
Admitted steroid users
- Slide 4: Arnold Schwarzenegger
Admits steroid use during his bodybuilding years
- Slide 5: Ken Caminiti
Admitted steroid user
- Slide 6: Jason Giambi
Admitted steroid user
- Slide 7: Jose Canseco
Admitted steroid user
- Slide 8: Sammy Sosa
Continues to deny steroid use
- Slide 9: Barry Bonds
Continues to deny steroid use
- Slide 10: Steroids
Anabolic
Cortico
- Slide 11: Corticosteroids
Synthetic (man-made) cortisone
Used to treat:
– Allergies
– Asthma (bronchosteroids)
– Skin conditions
- Slide 12: Anabolic Steroids
Synthetic testosterone (“male hormone”)
Testosterone is found in all people,
but in larger amounts in males
- Slide 13: Testosterone Facts
At puberty, the pituitary gland signals
the production and release of
testosterone.
Testosterone causes
– Deepening voice
– Development of facial, underarm & pubic hair
– Broadening shoulders
– Enlargement of external sex organs
– Testes to begin producing sperm
– Increased muscular development
- Slide 14: Anabolic Steroids
Used to treat
– Blood disorders
– Breast cancer
– Osteoporosis
– Increase muscle size, strength & speed
When prescribed for these
purposes, anabolic steroids are
LEGAL!
- Slide 15: Anabolic / Androgenic Steroids
Anabolic – enhances tissue
development
Androgenic – produce masculine
characteristics
- Slide 16: Anabolic / Androgenic Steroids
Because the body senses the higher
levels of testosterone in the body, it
stops producing the natural
testosterone.
This causes feminine characteristics
to become apparent in men
– Breast development
– Testicular atrophy (shrinking)
- Slide 17: Side effects in females
Increased body hair, particularly on
the face
Changes in facial features
Decrease in breast size
Deepened voice – permanent
Infertility
- Slide 18: Other Side Effects
Scarring acne on back, chest & thighs
Elevated cholesterol levels
– Increases risk of heart attack
Liver problems
Cancer
Decreased immune system function
Psychological problems – “roids rage”
- Slide 19: Roids Rage? You be the judge…
•Pulled off teammate’s helmet and
punched him in the left eye, ending his
career.
•Busting Kerry Collins’ jaw in two places,
knocking Collins out for the season and
earning “Romo” a $20,000 fine--a hit
Romo now says “was one that you dream
about.”
•Spitting in the face of teammate J.J.
Stokes and calling him a n*****.
(allegedly).
•While at the bottom of a pile fishing for a
loose ball, deliberately snapping the
finger of Giants running back Dave
Meggett.
- Slide 20: Famous
Documented
Cases
- Slide 21: Lyle Alzado
DEAD at age 42 of
brain cancer.
- Slide 22: Ben Johnson
100m World Record at 1988 Seoul Summer Olympics
Gold medal and WR stripped due to positive steroid test
- Slide 23: Ken Caminiti
1996 NL MVP
DEAD at age 41 due to a heart attack
- Slide 24: Using Other Supplements
There are many “natural” substances
available
Many are not considered illegal
HOWEVER, the long-term negative
effects are not known.
With hard work and dedication, you
can still achieve your dreams without
relying on drugs and supplements.
- Slide 25: Anabolic Steroid Use
Champions At Any Price