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Performers take performance enhancing drugs for physiological reasons like building muscle and increasing energy, as well as psychological reasons such as reducing nerves and increasing aggression and motivation. Social pressures also contribute, including the desire to win and earn money. However, taking drugs provides an unfair advantage, undermines the spirit of sport, and poses serious health risks like addiction and heart disease. Educating athletes and stricter testing policies can help solve the problem of drugs in sport.
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