Types of sports enhancement drugs
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Steroids like Tren are powerful strength and muscle-building agents used by bodybuilders and powerlifters. Human growth hormone was originally used for medical purposes but is now abused by athletes to enhance performance. Creatine occurs naturally and helps rebuild muscle after workouts, while supplements provide more creatine. Various prohormones including Primabol, androdiol, and cyclodiol are taken orally or sublingually to promote muscle growth through different mechanisms.
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This document discusses various dietary strategies and supplements that can be used to enhance athletic performance, known as ergogenic aids. It describes the process of carbo-loading to increase glycogen stores prior to events, involving depleting stores early then consuming a high carbohydrate diet later. During exercise, athletes should consume carbohydrates and fluids frequently to replenish stores and prevent dehydration. Various sports drinks that are hypotonic, isotonic, or hypertonic are outlined. Creatine supplements are also mentioned as a way to increase phosphocreatine levels. The document provides tables to critically evaluate different aids and their effects, benefits, suitable athletes, legal status, and proper use.
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This document summarizes two studies that investigated the effects of sodium bicarbonate supplementation on sprint and endurance exercise performance. The first study found that sodium bicarbonate ingestion increased the intensity of repeated sprint exercise in trained male athletes but did not affect lactate or hydrogen ion ratios. The second older study found that sodium bicarbonate ingestion improved average and peak power output during repeated sprint cycling in males and females. It also found benefits for endurance cycling performance in trained male cyclists. Both studies provide evidence that sodium bicarbonate can enhance sprint and endurance sports performance.
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Drugs are taken to improve sports performance by enhancing the body's ability to transport oxygen, increasing response times, building muscle faster, and reducing pain. Stimulants raise heart rate and blood pressure to increase alertness but can cause health issues when worn off. Narcotic analgesics are painkillers that relieve pain but are addictive and may worsen injuries. Anabolic steroids help build muscle but can lead to health problems when taken artificially. Diuretics are used to lose weight before events but cause dehydration and electrolyte imbalances.
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Performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) have been used by athletes for centuries to improve performance. Early documented uses included swimmers in the 1860s taking drugs to speed up races. The first athlete to be disqualified for PED use was Hans-Gunnar Nilsson in 1968 after testing positive for cocaine and alcohol. Common PEDs used by athletes include anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, and creatine. However, using PEDs can have serious negative health effects and athletes caught using them often face bans and loss of titles and medals. Governing bodies continue developing better detection methods through urine and blood tests to curb PED use in sports.
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Drug use in sports is banned by organizations like the IOC due to health risks and ethical concerns. While some athletes use drugs seeking a competitive advantage, evidence that they enhance performance is limited and conflicting. Over time, governing bodies have expanded lists of prohibited substances and improved testing, but challenges remain around inconsistencies, threshold levels, and detecting new drugs. Further research is needed to fully understand drugs' effects on both performance and health.
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Steroids are a class of hormones related to testosterone that build muscle by increasing protein synthesis. They are commonly used by athletes to improve performance in sports like weightlifting, baseball, cycling, and football, but long-term use can have serious health risks such as infertility, enlarged heart, high blood pressure, liver damage, and aggression. Cycling involves taking high steroid doses for several weeks and then discontinuing use for several weeks or months.
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Drugs are taken to improve sports performance by enhancing the body's ability to transport oxygen, increasing response times, building muscle faster, and reducing pain. Stimulants raise heart rate and blood pressure to increase alertness but can cause health issues when worn off. Narcotic analgesics are painkillers that relieve pain but are addictive and may worsen injuries. Anabolic steroids help build muscle but can lead to health problems when taken artificially. Diuretics are used to lose weight before events but cause dehydration and electrolyte imbalances.
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Performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) have been used by athletes for centuries to improve performance. Early documented uses included swimmers in the 1860s taking drugs to speed up races. The first athlete to be disqualified for PED use was Hans-Gunnar Nilsson in 1968 after testing positive for cocaine and alcohol. Common PEDs used by athletes include anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, and creatine. However, using PEDs can have serious negative health effects and athletes caught using them often face bans and loss of titles and medals. Governing bodies continue developing better detection methods through urine and blood tests to curb PED use in sports.
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Anabolic steroids were first discovered in the 1940s and 1950s through experiments removing animal testicles. Their use in sports began in the 1950s when Soviet weightlifters used them. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, more research was conducted and most major sports organizations banned their use due to health risks. Today, anabolic steroids work by influencing cell nuclei to increase muscle protein synthesis and decrease muscle breakdown. While sometimes prescribed for medical conditions, their main uses otherwise are for physique and performance enhancement illegally in bodybuilding and sports.
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Doping in sports undermines the valuable lessons that sports can teach and is considered cheating. Doping refers to using performance-enhancing drugs and can have serious negative health effects. While some athletes dope to gain competitive advantages, it often leads to health issues like heart disease, mood disorders, and some cancers. The effects of doping can also differ between male and female athletes. To curb doping, many professional sports leagues have implemented drug testing programs.
Drugs in sport
This document discusses various types of performance enhancing drugs used in sports, including their purposes, effects, and side effects. It describes how anabolic steroids help build muscle faster, peptides like HGH and EPO increase oxygen in the blood, painkillers mask pain and allow quicker returns from injury, stimulants reduce fatigue and increase alertness, diuretics cause rapid weight loss, and beta-blockers maintain a slow heart rate and low blood pressure in tense situations. However, all such drugs carry potential health risks like organ damage, mood issues, and infertility.
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Drug use in sports is banned by organizations like the IOC due to health risks and ethical concerns. While some athletes use drugs seeking a competitive advantage, evidence that they enhance performance is limited and conflicting. Over time, governing bodies have expanded lists of prohibited substances and improved testing, but challenges remain around inconsistencies, threshold levels, and detecting new drugs. Further research is needed to fully understand drugs' effects on both performance and health.
Physiology of performance enhancement
This document discusses three common performance enhancing methods used in American sports: anabolic-androgenic steroids, human growth hormone, and blood doping. It provides details on the history, use, effects, and risks of each method. Detection techniques and legal/ethical issues related to performance enhancing drugs are also examined.
Somatropin human growth hormone (HGH) dosage & administration
Somatropin human growth hormone (HGH) dosage & administration schedule should be individualized for each patient. Therapy should not be continued if epiphyseal fusion has occurred. Response to growth hormone therapy tends to decrease with time. However, failure to increase growth rate, particularly during the first year of therapy, should prompt close assessment of compliance and evaluation of other causes of growth failure such as hypothyroidism, under-nutrition, and advanced bone age. Growth hormone-deficient pediatric patients --The recommended weekly dosage is 0.18 mg/kg (0.54 IU/kg) of body weight. The maximal replacement weekly dosage is 0.3 mg/kg (0.90 IU/kg) of body weight. It should be divided into equal doses given either on 3 alternate days, 6 times per week, or daily. The subcutaneous route of administration is preferable; intramuscular injection is also acceptable. The dosage and administration schedule for Somatropin should be individualized for each patient.
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The document discusses various performance-enhancing drugs and substances. It begins by introducing anabolic steroids and how some athletes use them to gain muscle mass and strength. However, it notes that these drugs come with serious health risks. It then provides definitions of anabolic steroids and performance-enhancing substances. The document goes on to explain various performance-enhancing drugs like androstenedione and human growth hormone, while also detailing the potential health risks of each. Throughout, it emphasizes that despite appeals to improve athletic performance, these substances are dangerous and illegal to use for that purpose.
PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT DRUGS AND DOPING.pdf
This document discusses performance enhancing drugs and doping in sports. It begins by defining performance enhancing drugs as substances that alter the body physically or psychologically to improve athletic performance. Examples given include steroids, hormones, stimulants and narcotics. The document then reviews the history of performance enhancing drug use in sports. It discusses the negative health effects of these drugs and why many see their use as unfair. Different types of performance enhancing substances are described like anabolic steroids, growth hormones, beta blockers and blood doping. The roles of drug testing and anti-doping agencies in regulating their use are also outlined.
Chapter 5 doping
This document discusses various topics related to doping in sports, including:
1. Concepts and classifications of doping according to various organizations.
2. Lists of prohibited substances and methods, along with examples and reasons for prohibition.
3. Responsibilities of athletes regarding anti-doping policies.
4. Potential side effects of commonly used prohibited substances like anabolic steroids, stimulants, and peptide hormones.
5. Types of ergogenic aids used to enhance sports performance, both legal and prohibited, including psychological, mechanical, pharmacological, physiological, and nutritional aids.
Understanding Performance-Enhancing Drug UseDAVID WANG MD,.docx
Understanding Performance-Enhancing Drug Use
DAVID WANG MD, MS
ABSTRACT—Performance-enhancing drug use
is a prevalent problem in sports. It is a problem
that has captured the world's attention as the media
highlights story after story of athletes who have
transformed their bodies over a short period of time,
those who have simply defíed the aging process in
an attempt to prolong a career and those whose ca-
reers have been tarnished because of drug use. The
baseball investigations and the Mitchell Report*
of 2007 opened our eyes and gave us a glimpse of a
secretive underground world. This "world" is much
more intelligent and sophisticated than it is given
credit for. It is the goal of this article to increase the
awareness of the medical provider about the types of
steroids and other medications used, the influence
these substances have on the athletes, and how and
why they use them.
DAVID WANG,MD,MS,EliteSportsMedidne, Connecticut
Children's Medical Center.
D
RUG use is an area in sports medicine that is crucial
to recognize and is poorly studied, largely because
the use of performance-enhancing substances
are illegal and therefore rarely, if ever, reported. It is an
area difficult to gather scientific data about, but with the
severity of consequences from the use of these substances
it is imperative that the prudent practitioner is familiar
enough with the substances and practices that red flags
would be recognized and an open and honest discussion
with the patient on the wrong path could occur.
During the course of a 20-year practice of sports medi-
cine and I have encountered the use of these substances
by athletes of all sorts. I have spent time in a smaller
gym populated by serious bodybuilders and witnessed
practices most would not know existed. Through con-
versations with these bodybuilders, and I have learned of
the countless steroids that are "stacked" and the myriad
of other medications used to achieve their desired results
or to manage side effects. The medical community is well
aware of the existence of anabolic-androgenic steroids
and human growth hormone ( H G H ) and their use for
performance enhancement. However, most practitioners
are often not well versed on the specific types of steroids
and other medications that are used in combination with
these ergogenic aids. It is the "other" medications that
are responsible for much of the morbidity and mortal-
ity within this population. When these athletes die it
is often due to narcotic addiction and, to a much lesser
degree, anabolic steroids and growth hormone use. Al-
though the exact number of deaths is unknown, I have
seen and heard of several. In my experience and I have
witnessed or cared for several tragic deaths in training
and competition. The number of deaths witnessed from
drug use equals those observed from congenital heart
disease and head injury.
VOLUME 76, NO. 8 487
Initially our contact with an athlete can take place
during the preparticipation screeni ...
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In bodybuilding, peptides are popular for their ability to enhance muscle growth, aid in fat loss, and improve recovery. They are more specific in their actions compared to traditional steroids, which means they can target specific goals like muscle growth or fat loss with fewer side effects. Peptides also have a shorter half-life, allowing for more precise dosing and minimizing the risk of detection in drug tests. Overall, peptides offer bodybuilders a safe and effective way to enhance their physique and performance.
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1) The document discusses various methods baseball players have used to gain a competitive edge, such as taking anabolic steroids which can have long-lasting health effects.
2) It also describes creatine as a potentially safer alternative that builds muscle in a healthier way than steroids, though it still carries some risks.
3) Finally, the document proposes using the glycemic index to enhance performance through strategic carbohydrate intake as the safest and most effective long-term method without negative health effects.
Doping dr gad
This document discusses various types and methods of doping in sports, including the use of therapeutic drugs, performance enhancing drugs, anabolic steroids, growth hormones, and blood doping. It describes the intended effects of these substances on athletic performance as well as potential health risks. Specifically, it provides details on the use of anabolic steroids and their androgenic and anabolic effects on muscle growth, but also side effects like liver and cardiovascular damage. The document also explains blood doping methods like autologous blood withdrawal and reinfusion or the use of erythropoietin to increase oxygen carrying capacity.
Doping dr gad
This document discusses various topics related to doping in sports, including:
- Definitions of doping and performance-enhancing substances
- Types of doping methods like use of therapeutic drugs, blood doping, and stimulants
- Health risks of doping practices like steroids and blood doping
- Establishment of organizations like WADA to regulate anti-doping efforts
- Prevalence of doping among athletes and reasons some feel they need performance enhancers
Drugs of Abuse: Steroids
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Creatine is a natural amino acid that can increase muscle ATP/PC stores and increase non-lean mass if used with high intensity training. Human growth hormone is produced naturally but can also be synthesized, helping with muscle, bone, and cartilage growth while decreasing body fat. Gene doping aims to alter DNA to enhance specific traits like endurance or power but would be difficult to detect and has potential health risks. Blood doping removes and reintroduces red blood cells to increase oxygen carrying capacity while recombinant EPO artificially increases red blood cell production, both helping endurance but potentially causing heart issues.
Doping
Doping refers to the use of banned substances to improve athletic performance. Steroids are commonly used to build muscle and increase strength but can have significant health risks like heart disease. There are two types of doping - performance enhancing substances like steroids, stimulants, and blood doping, and physical methods like blood doping and gene doping. Doping aims to increase endurance, strength, and recovery time but can have negative effects like high blood pressure, heart attacks, and stress on the heart. World Anti-Doping Agency and National Anti-Doping Agency work to prevent doping through testing and enforcing anti-doping rules. Famous athletes caught doping include Diego Maradona and Prithvi
Steroids Nic Bryce
Steroids are androgenic anabolic drugs that can be taken orally, through injection, or applied to the skin. Both males and females naturally produce testosterone but steroids are typically abused to build muscle mass. Long term steroid use can lead to serious health risks such as liver damage and life threatening side effects. According to a 1994 survey, around 1 million Americans reported using steroids.
ERGOGENIC AIDS
Anabolic steroids, amphetamines, androstenedione, and DHEA are some common ergogenic aids used by athletes to gain a competitive advantage. While these substances can enhance performance by increasing muscle mass, strength, and energy levels, they also carry significant health risks. Long-term anabolic steroid use has been shown to negatively impact the cardiovascular, reproductive, and liver systems. Amphetamines do not actually improve exercise performance and their use can cause nervousness, irritability, and difficulty sleeping. Androstenedione and DHEA supplementation provides no benefits to body composition in young athletes and may increase health risks by altering hormone levels. Due to their dubious benefits and clear health dangers, most sports organizations ban
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- 1. Types of Sports Enhancement Drugs By James O’Hern
- 2. Steroids Steroids come in many shapes on sizes. One of these steroids is Tren, it was legal up to a few years ago.Tren is a massive strength and hardening agent well-known worldwide as a top notch anabolic. Also, because of its potent androgenic characteristics, it is used by elite bodybuilding and power lifting athletes alike. Read more: http://www.steroid.com/Finabolan.php#ixzz1MWphLOpc
- 3. Hormones Use of exogenous human growth hormone (HGH), through needle injection, was originally for medical purposes until athletes began abusing HGH with the goal of increasing their abilities.
- 4. Creatine Creatine is naturally produced in the human body from amino acids primarily in the kidney and liver. It is transported in the blood for use by muscles. Athletes use know to help rebuild muscle after a tough workout .
- 5. Primabol Primabol is a build building pro hormon.
- 6. Creatine Monohydrate Creatine Monohydrate is a Creatine made up of water . It has more creatine in it then other supplements. It’s the most commonly sold creatine.
- 7. Androdiol and Norandrodiol The oral method is the original prohormone delivery method for these pro hormones. Although this method has proven to be very effective for many people, extremely large doses are required.
- 8. Cyclodioland Norcyclodiol It’s a pro hormone taken under the tongue. Its get into your body faster that way to you can lift harder and faster.