Should performance enhancing drugs be banned from sports?

Banning Performance enhancing Drugs from Sports

At the onset , drugs are chemical substances that can affect the physical body . They are primarily made to treat illness and disease However , there are some drugs that are used for other purpose beyond treating physical illness . These drugs are commonly known as the social drugs and are usually taken to help people to or to give users an enjoyable experience (Beashel ,

. Sibson , A Taylor , J .

. 140

While there are social drugs that are illegal , Beashe , Sibson , and Taylor (2001 ) aptly stated that many

of these drugs are available within social institution and can be taken in the context of relaxing experience and enhancing sports performance (p . 140 . There is nothing wrong with these so long as these drugs are publicly available which means their uses by the public are allowed by law . In other words , they are particularly not harmful to the physical body . Most of the performance enhancing drugs belongs to the so-called social drugs They are drugs that are available within social institution and are therefore not particularly harmful to the physical body , hence they should not ban from sports merely in the context of unfair competition since anyone can avail of those drugs within social institution

Currently , all performance enhancing drugs are banned in sports regardless of its positive physical effect . According to Beashel Sibson , and Taylor , there are some performance enhancing drugs that are harmful but many are not . Doping drugs like Nandrolone , testosterone stanozolol , clenbuterol have...