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Steroids Provide Competitive Edge Years After Doping Ends: Power Lifters

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Default Steroids Provide Competitive Edge Years After Doping Ends: Power Lifters

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Anabolic steroids are synthetic hormones derived from the human male hormone testosterone. The use of steroids has been suspected in professional baseball and other sports where building muscle strength, rather than endurance, is paramount. Power lifting is such a sport. A team of researchers has examined the impact of anabolic steroid use on power lifters years after the athletes had ceased to take the drugs.

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