Save Our Kids! The Only Choice That Makes Sense For Anabolic Steroids
Anabolic steroids are always within the news it seems as a supply of "danger" and threat to the kids
. Actually, it is the actual opinion of the author (backed by some well investigated studies) how the current criminalization of anabolic steroids means they are more available and attractive to children and a menace to every independence loving adult who feels his / her body is his or her business.Anabolic steroids were no issue until the late 80's whenever a popular Olympian got caught cheating and taking advantage of a steroid called Winstrol to interrupt a global record. From then on, they've been with the ring tone, being from the "wink wink" don't ask, don't tell policy of Major League Baseball to the absolute villain implicated within the deaths of professional wrestler, Chris Benoit and the family. In fact, steroids like anything foreign to the body have pluses and minuses that must definitely be respected, these are certainly potent drugs that do build muscle and may adjust mood. However, like everything in life, they have numerous many benefits and psychological benefits.
Let's discuss the Chris Benoit situation for any second. Ok, Chris was on anabolic steroids when he killed his family and of course that is heartbreaking. It certainly didn't help that Chris was on these substances, but they are steroids the only real criminal in this instance? How about the numerous blows to the head experienced by professional wrestlers. Furthermore, in Chris's system were Xanax and hydrocodone together with alcoholic beverages. That's quite a cocktail, yet we do not see requires the common ban on Xanax, Vicodin or alcohol nor the demonetization of those prescription medications, yet Chris's name is synonymous with "anabolic steroids" not a dangerous drink which includes prescriptions that are at the core of many offences and destructive addictions in society.
Even though you don't concur that Xanax, alcohol and Vicoden were responsible for the Benoit tragedy, you might be interested in a few of the facts behind steroid use. Most people who use steroids have been in their late 20's to early 40's and therefore are college educated. They simply want the psychological and physical benefits that looking and feeling better offers. Steroid criminalization was opposed initially through the American Medical Association (AMA), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Fda (FDA) as well as the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), given that they felt that these compounds could easily be managed by proper prescriptions. In countries where anabolic steroids carry no penalty for ownership, we view no widespread issues, use or problems. From a purely financial posture, wasting resources on prosecuting steroid users and dealers is a total waste of public funds. Finally, it is a well-proven fact that when drugs are decriminalized, use falls.
"Protecting our kids" is a very common cry from police force and other entities that are self served by the criminalization of anabolic steroids along with other no-addicting drugs. Yet it is just the opposite, decriminalization which makes this a fact. Children this year can in fact benefit from supervised anabolic steroid use. Today's teens are overweight, psychologically unstable and endangering their health. Children that are not natural athletes often move to actions that are more inactive, like video games. These youngsters are also often stressed out, anti-social and have psychological issues associated with their conversation with a potential partner. If supervised anabolic steroid use could be studied, instead of dreaded by mainstream doctors, we may actually head off several physical and mental conditions suffered by today's youth.
Fat children are condemned to some second class role and studies have shown that fat children are subject to these mentally destructive issues:
* Obese children are picked on a lot more than kids with a physical disability or physical disfigurement
* Obese teens have fewer friends
* This extreme teasing results in a reduced self image
Psychologist Rebecca Puhl, PhD was quoted as saying
"One of the most worrying things we're seeing is a lot of personal-acceptance of those stereotypes, which leads to internalization," Puhl says. "Not only do obese kids feel badly about themselves, but the more they feel they're the reason for their obesity, the even worse they feel overall."
Anabolic steroids could be prescribed by a doctor to assist overweight kids have the same advantages that their "genetically gifted" peers do, yet at this time any doctor that recommended anabolic steroids will be committing profession suicide and will be at risk of losing their license.
It is the author's opinion if you truly cared about kids, society would decriminalize and de-stigmatize anabolic steroids and allow doctors to safely and appropriately give these to kids who require them. Obesity is really a volitile manner, where kids be put off by sports and activities because they are not good at them and they become less probably be good at them simply because they be put off by them.
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