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PED
Any substance taken in non-pharmaceutical doses specifically for purposes of improving sports performance
Anabolic Steroids
synthetically produced variants of the naturally occurring male hormone Testosterone
Testosterone
Natural male occurring hormone. An androgen that promotes muscle growth.
Human Growth Hormone (HGH)
naturally occurring hormone released by the Pituitary gland in young adults
Supplements
Sports Nutrition Supplements include drinks, powders and pills designed to improve atheltic performance or fill dietary gaps
Creatine
Retain water witin the muscles, can increase muscular strength and speed
Protein Powder
Increase protien intake in the body, annecdotal evidence to improve msucel building
Electrolyte Replacements
Replace sodium and potasium stores lost via sweat
Doping
refers to use of a banned substance in sport.Many of these substances can have harmful, long-lasting effects on the body.
Cardiovascular
Irregular heart rhythm, elevated blood pressure, heart attack, sudden death
Hormonal
infertility, enlarged breats (men too!), decreased testicular size, low sex drive, cancer
CNS
Insomnia, anxiousness, depression, aggressive beahviors, addiction withdrawl, tremors, dizziness, stroke
Moral Value
Doping is cheating and significantly devalues the spirit of competition
BDD
is a mental health condition in which a person becomes obsessed with perceived flaws in their appearance (flaws are usually unnoticeable to others
Muscle Dysmorphia
a form of BDD in which individuals develop a deep preoccupation with their muscularity
Common Causes of BDD
Genetics or traumatic experience
Accompanying disorders of BDD
OCD, generalized anxiety, other eating disorders (bulimia/anorexia)