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all agree that athletes who use outlawed PEDs are cheating. They are breaking the rules and giving themselves an unfair advantage. But Euthyphro shows that there is a deeper question: Why should PEDs be banned in the first place? Is there really a reason to prefer a sport that bans PEDs to one that allows them? Or is our preference merely arbitrary, like our preference for a game that encourages stretching and singing in the seventh inning rather than the sixth? Reason No. 2: PEDs are unsafe. If you told your mom you wanted to try PEDs, her first concern would probably be for your health. Relatively little is known about the long-term effects of drugs such as steroids because, as the Mayo Clinic notes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], it's unethical to design studies to test for those effects. But it's unlikely that PEDs are as benign as calcium supplements. It's not immediately clear, however, why this should count against their use. When it comes to sports,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a certain amount of danger is part of the game. Boxers, soccer players, and football