Anabolic steroids or simply “steroids” are a medicine that has become increasingly popular in recent decades, particularly in the world of professional sports and body building. In literal terms, the word anabolic means building muscles in the body and by using anabolic steroids, the potential user becomes stronger, sharper, bigger and harder than he would normally be. The consequences of these steroids could be much more serious for the human body and the use of such illegal products could put an individual's body at great risk (Haupt & Rovere, 1983). In recent years, the use of anabolic steroids has gained maximum prominence and has appeared in the media much more frequently than in recent years. However, the main cause of concern in today's society is that there is a huge increase in the use of such harmful drugs and it has become quite common in today's society. With an increase in testosterone hormone, any individual would definitely be more aggressive and their personality would change by taking the particular medicine. While steroid use can certainly improve an individual's stamina, muscle mass, endurance, and strength, it cannot improve an individual's natural ability and may increase their abilities (Hartgens & Kuipers, 2004). The case of Lance ArmstrongLance Armstrong, winner of the Tour de France for 7 consecutive times, has been accused of one of the most controversial doping scandals ever in the history of sport. In January 2012, the United States Anti-Doping Agency said that Armstrong had been doping and was also one of the highest-ranking doping leaders. As a result he has been unstoppable in Tour-winning races… mid-card… in other competitions, by wrong and unfair means. As a result, stewards of all sports must ensure that players of a particular sport do not use steroids or other similar drugs, and for this reason they often have to appoint the medical staff of a particular sport to monitor athletes. , whether they are using steroids or other similar drugs. And in case steroids are found in their bodies, sports commissioners must conduct a thorough investigation, which ultimately results in unprecedented punishments for such athletes. Therefore, it is absolutely imperative that these professional athletes realize the fact that they are the current role models for future athletes and can quite significantly influence young athletes, all over the world, through any kind of misconduct on their part (Haupt & Oak,