Back in the days when it was hard to get people to join the service and a waiver could be granted more easilly for a juvinile felony, the attrition rate (failure to complete basic training) for those individuals was about 3 times the average of those without similar circumstances. Prior hard drug use substantiated by a record check (schools, law enforcement) was about the same.
The medical standards due tend to be a lot more arbitrary, and never did have much of an impact on attrition. Don't know what, if any, problems they presented over the course of an enlistment/career.
The standards are there for a lot more reasons than just hassling people.
The standards fluctute based on the supply of recruits, which is dependent upon the economy.
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