... relax air passage muscles, which improve breathing allowing the body to be better oxygenated and therefore perform better. If these drugs are injected, the effects are much greater and they begin to mimic anabolic steroids. Common examples of these drugs are both bambuterol and reproterol hydrochloride (Mauron, 2005). Narcotic Analgesics Also known as "the painkiller," narcotic analgesics are ... world such as Serbia, India, Ukraine, Turkey, Romania, Pakistan, Bulgaria, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Egypt, Thailand, Iran, Syria and numerous others where as any sporting associations have banned ana...

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... with the sport due to failure to remain competitive with a drug enhanced competition. In addition, it would not take long for the side effects of these drugs to have an impact on those that are taking. How could any sporting federation or organization sit back and watch its athletes kill themselves over performance enhancing drug ... illegitimate and unethical, and the advantage sought is thus unfair. The knowing and voluntary use of proscribed substances is an attempt to gain such an unfair advantage. Some specified performance enhancers, anabolic steroids for example, are listed as p...

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