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What is the term for abuse of steroids?
steroid abuse.
Which describes a consequence of steroid abuse?
There are many different things that describe the consequences of steroid abuse. Steroids are an illegal drug that athletes sometimes use to help enhance their abilities in the sport. A big consequence of steroid abuse would be hurting your body with the drugs.
What has happened to Chris Masters?
he died from steroid abuse He is currently on the RAW roster
Why are athletes arrested for steroid use?
Because they abuse an illegal drug and they are cheating
Did Vincent de Paul abuse his position as priest for personal gain?
No, he did not abuse his position.
What was the fisrst steroid abuse scandal?
The controversy surrounding steroid abuse began in the 1950s during the Olympic Games when the athletic community discovered that athletes from Russia and some East European nations, which had dominated the games, had taken large doses of steroids.
What is an effect of steroid abuse?
the phychological effects of steroid use are also alarming ;dractic mood ,inability to sleep ,depression ,and feelings of hostility.
Can weightlifting and protein shakes cause hairloss?
No. Though steroid abuse may accelerate genetic hairloss.
Does t400 steroid show up in drug test?
Interestingly, steroids are not routinely tested for on routine urine drug screens. Specialized tests are required for this, if steroid abuse is suspected or reported.
What act has accounted for the most player suspensions in Major League Baseball?
substance abuse (steroids)
How can someone overcome steroid abuse?
The physical effects cannot be reversed, so they can not be changed back to how they were before the abuse. As for the psychological damage that it can do, talk therapy, such as psychoanalysis is something that might help.
How can steroid abuse be stopped?
By resisting the lure of steroids. An American college football player offers this practical advice: "If you want to avoid pressure to take steroids, be careful who you associate with. Any 'benefits' you gain from the drugs are just not worth it."
