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Caffeine pills should definitely be banned from sport. In fact, it has caused much controversy after a football player was hospitalized due to taking caffeine tablets before big games in Australia. There are three reasons why caffeine pills should be prohibited in sport.
First of all, caffeine pills can cause health problems because it has bad effect on our body. A report says that caffeine inhibits absorption of nutrients such as calcium. Added to this, it associates mental disorder because it decreases blood flow to the brain.
Secondly, it would lead to ethical questions. It is unfair for athletes to take medicine helpful enough to increase the ability to win the first prize. Consequently, it could change our attitudes toward sports, leading to the unhopeful movement that people try to find pills in shops instead of practicing hard.
Finally, it could raise monetary problems. It cost sport fans extra money on caffeine, preventing the poor from participating in sport events. As a result, sports would become unpopular in developing countries.
Therefore, it can be said that there are many disadvantages in using caffeine pills in sports. For all the above reasons, they should be removed from sports.
First of all, caffeine pills can cause health problems because it has bad effect on our body. A report says that caffeine inhibits absorption of nutrients such as calcium. Added to this, it associates mental disorder because it decreases blood flow to the brain.
Secondly, it would lead to ethical questions. It is unfair for athletes to take medicine helpful enough to increase the ability to win the first prize. Consequently, it could change our attitudes toward sports, leading to the unhopeful movement that people try to find pills in shops instead of practicing hard.
Finally, it could raise monetary problems. It cost sport fans extra money on caffeine, preventing the poor from participating in sport events. As a result, sports would become unpopular in developing countries.
Therefore, it can be said that there are many disadvantages in using caffeine pills in sports. For all the above reasons, they should be removed from sports.
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First of all, caffeine pills can cause health problems because it has bad effects on our body.
Added to this, it associates mental disorders because it decreases blood flow to the brain.
It is unfair for athletes to take medicine helpful enough to increase the ability to win first prize.
It costs sport fans extra money on caffeine, preventing the poor from participating in sport events.
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Caffeine pills should definitely be banned from sports.
There are three reasons why caffeine pills should be prohibited in sports.
First of all, caffeine pills can cause health problems because of their (or its) bad effects on the body.
Added to this, it is associated with mental disorders because it decreases blood flow to the brain.
Secondly, it would lead to ethical questions.
It is unfair for athletes to take medicine which helps to increase their ability to win the first prize.
It costs sport fans extra money for caffeine, preventing the poor from participating in sports events.
Very good! Keep up the work! ^.^
What is the difference beteen because of and because S V in terms of English naturality?
"Because of" is an idiom, which simply is another way of saying because. Such as: "Because of the storm, the hike was cancelled." or "The hike was cancelled because of a storm."
As for which is more natural to use, it really depends on the speaker. Either one is suitable for writing and speaking. But sometimes one is preferable over the other for syntax and flow.
I hope that helped you. ^^;
But if I can use both, the usage is up to situations.
Thanks!
But you're welcome ^^