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Ergogenic Aids

Ergogenic aids encompass a variety of methods and substances aimed at enhancing athletic performance. These aids can be mechanical, like treadmills; psychological, such as yoga; pharmacological, including medications like paracetamol; physiological, like sports massages; and nutritional, such as energy drinks like Gatorade.

Ergogenic Aids

Ergogenic Aids

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Uses of Ergogenic Aids

Beta blocker
Reduce heart rate
Forcing with lower blood pressure
Anabolic Steroid
Bulking muscle
Synthetic Variation
Human Growth Hormone
Skin (Flawless)
To stimulate cell production
Blood Doping
Increase oxygen
Blood transfusions
Depressants
Breathing and heart rate

Marijuana

Slow down the central nervous system
Stimulants
Subtances react to nervous activity

Caffeine

Substances, techniques or material that work to increase performance.

Other Related Issues

Possible change
Weight gain or loss
Health problem

The Dilemma of Drug Testing

Educating Drug Use in Sport
Concern athlete about reality health risk associate drug test
Introduce the good and bad of ergogenic aids in moral education
Justification Drug Testing
Only banning ergogenic aids will compete in fair on their ability
Organisation knows what's best for society
Thawarting Drug Testing
They will tapper off before competition
Athlete know how to cycle on and off the banned drug
Drug test only detect specific and banned chemical
Opposition of drug testing
Athlete argue they are being single out for drug test
Opposed mandatory to drug test

Types of Ergogenic Aids

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Mechanical Aid
Machine/Tools; Treadmill
Physiological Aid
Sport massage
Psychological Aid
Mental; Yoga
Nutritional Aid
Substances/Energy sources; Gatorade
Pharmacological Aid
Medicine; Paracetamol