The American posted a video apologizing and admitting to using anabolic steroids
American bodybuilder Brian Johnson, known as the “liver king”, has been debunked. He became famous for sharing his diet on social networks, which he claimed was based on ox brains, bull testicles and various raw animal livers, but he admitted to taking steroids and anabolic steroids, apologizing to his followers. The news was published by the American newspaper Washington Post🇧🇷
“I’ve lied and deceived a lot of people,” Johnson said in the video. “Yes, I’ve used steroids, and yes, I’m using steroids,” he added. He claimed to maintain an “ancestral” and natural diet, but admitted to using anabolic steroids after another fitness influencer contradicted him.
The influencer who unmasked Brian claimed to have received private emails in which the “liver king” talked about spending $11,000 on steroids a month. Johnson owns supplement companies that sell encapsulated beef liver, organs, and bones. His businesses generate more than $100 million annually.
Steroids are synthetic variations of testosterone produced in a laboratory. The use of these substances is associated with decreased male sex drive, weak erections and low sperm count, as well as breast growth and hair loss.
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