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…ANABOLIC STEROIDS JUST THE FACTS Report #5 - 6/28/98 Anabolic steroids are widely abused drugs that promote protein synthesis and decrease protein catabolism in muscle cells. They have been also called performance enhancing drugs because…

…consciousness and intelligence. You have to make them better. Unlike other legal drugs there has been no evidence thus far, to indicate LSD to be a physically addictive drug, although people do abuse LSD, in consequence of ignorance. Government control could limit…

…, the drug can cause will known "roid rages" (Voy, pg. 223). This involves the spontaneous acts of violence and abuse towards anyone a user comes intact with. This is usually a worse scenario with non-athletic steroid abusers because athletes such as football…

…for other inmates. The second issue that I will discuss is prisoners and drugs; including, drug addicted prisoners and drug treatment prisoners. The third issue that I will talk about also pertains to drugs and deals with the problem of drug trafficking…

…be provided for much less than the amount spent to build more prisons. A lot of average Americans think people in prisons are all hardened criminals. In reality, the prisons are filled wall to wall with drug abusers and mentally ill that need treatment instead…

…. The millions of dollars spent each year by anti-drug law enforcement agencies, should rather be spent in helping those to which drugs abuse represent a problem. If marijuana were to be decriminalised or even legalised in Queensland, some of the social issues…

…the Dutch partially legalized marijuana in the 1970's, the use of heroin and cocaine has declined substantially. In general, drug abuse is perceived to be less of a problem there than it is in the United States. In recent years, some states have allowed…

…and find sellers to obtain the drug that will make him the idol of all his classmates. Being such an attractive drug, as shown in the analogy above, and seeming harmless to the unaware user, steroids can have a potentially jeopardous effect. Consistently…

…such as stealing, in order to obtain more of the substance. Crack-cocaine user is in withdrawal of the drug, they are liable to do anything to obtain more crack. Kris, at the time of his hospitalization, was in the early phases of this substance abuse, and he…

…to relapse. So a plan of action must be taken to slow down the problem. The use of drugs cause problems like theft, murders, rapes, break-ins, abuse, and all sorts of criminal actions. This results with the drug user not only having to deal with his addiction…