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PED's - Coggle Diagram
PED's
beta blockers
blocks adrenaline
stays calmer
steady hands
"GOOD" STUFF
keeps you calm
reduces muscles trmor (stops shaking keeping steady hand)
reduces anxiety
increase chance of winning
focus
HEALTH RISKS
lower heartrate so less oxygen to muscles
lower blood pressuer
sleep disturbance
very hard to detect
anabolic steroids
FORM OF TESTOSTERONE
testosterone helps develop lean muscle
trainng drug
out of competition testing needed
anabolic steroids is huge doses thousands more than natural
WHAT IS "GOOD" ABOUT THEM
train longer
more adaptations
increase power
increase strength
increase speed
train harder
speed up recovery
pressure from other athletes taking it or coaches
increase chance of winning
NEGATIVES
illegal street drugs
heart disease
liver damage
testicular atrophy (shrinking testicles)
acne
moodswings
baldness
actually cheating
stimulants
WHAT DO THEY DO "GOOD"?
increase alertness and competitveness
reduce reaction time
speed up reflexes
reduce feelings of fatigue
NEGATIVES
highly addictive
cause high blood pressure
cause anxiety and aggression
can mask injuries or pain meaning injuries are made worse
EXAMPLES
caffine
cocaine
amphetamines
diuretics
INCREASE RATE OF URINATION
does not improve peformance
weight loss quickly
make weight for sports like boxing
mask or flush out other drugs
NEGATIVES AND HEALTH RISKS
dehydration
worse peformance
nausea
headaches
heart and kidney failure
blood doping
WHAT IS IT?
increasing red blood cell count count
increase cardio vascular ability
NEGATIVES
risk of infections
increase chance of heart att ack
blockage in artieries
peptide hormones, erthyropoietin and growth hormones
HORMONE TO PRODUCE MORE RED BLOOD CELLS
boost cardiovascular fitness
naturally occouring in humans in smaller doses
BAD STUFF
increase blood pressure
reduce natural ability to make it naturally
narcotic analgesics
extreme painkillers
cant feel an injury leading it to worsen
endurance athletes tolerate greater pain