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1) History a) 1935, male hormone (1st created) b) Germans given testosterone- increasing i) Performance ii) Aggressiveness c) 1940’S using testosterone i) Russian Bodybuilders- dominated d) 1970’s started noticing great effects on anabolic-androgenic steroids i) Train Harder ii) Repairing muscles faster e) Illegal uses against Sport Organizations’ Laws i) 1964-ban on drugs and practices for athletes/bodybuilders/weightlifters ii) 1988, non-medical purchases illegal (1) Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 iii) 1990-any steroids made illegal without prescription

2) Sport of Bodybuilding a) Abandonment of high-level bodybuilding competitions b) testorsterome levels increase i) Abusiveness ii) Changing ways of drugs c)Level of Doses i)Increased measures of health and drug relations ii)Part-time competitions iii) Include all aspects of competitors and put into categories d) Extreme bodybuilding measures i) Taking measurements and high doses ii) increase in muscle size and abilities

3) Effects on adults and Teens a) Difference in effects on mind b) Difference in effects on ability/education c) Difference in effects on skills and endurance i) Males ii) Short hair or baldness iii) loss of appetite iiii)liver malfunction i) women ii) Baldness and hairy armpits iii) ability to encounter mood swings