Question

Take a stand on whether you think steroids are worth the risk. Support your argument by listing TEN FACTS about Steroids that support your argument.

Ten facts should include the following facts:

• What effect does synthetic testosterone have on the body?
• How does testosterone act on the body?
• What are the dangers of steroids?
• What are the benefits of steroids?
• In what situation could you justify an athlete taking steroids?
• Include facts about the physiology of testosterone and steroids.

State your argument in 1-2 sentences. Then present your 10 facts that support your argument.

Answer 1

Steroids are the synthetically produced hormones that are similar to the ones produced by the male human body. They are either injected or used as gels or pills by the people who think it can inhance a persons performace. They produce negative impact on the body of people. Points to support mty arguement are:-

~testosterone is the sex hormone in men which helps during puberty and  controls the physiological changes and turn a boy to man,it includes varies changes likegrowth of pubic ,facial and body hair,leads to deepening of voice,in building muscles.

~ synthetic testosterone has many side effects ,it may not be visible suddenly but with time it creates problems like headache,anxiety,breast swelling etc . The pituitary gland shuts the sperm making process which affects the male health.

~the steroids that are injected has an increased rate of contamination and infection rate.

~steroids are illegal in most part of the wold

~steroids can lead to heart disease and can result in heart attacks and stroke.

~steroids can lead to rupture of tendons

~steroids even have some short term positive effects like it leads to lower the inflammation,acne.

~they decrease pain in the body,help in metabolism

~steroids help the athlete to gain mass and promotes muscle building by acting as body's natural hormone

~testosterone is the natural hormone produced by the body which acts as a growth hormone whereas steroids are artificially or synthetically induced in the body of human .