So moving on to JFK, I just wanted to mention.

So his history, for a lot of people say like he had Addison's disease, which is a disease of adrenal insufficiency,

meaning his adrenal glands didn't produce enough adrenal hormones like cortisol and so on.

And he was being treated for that for most of his life.

In reality, JFK was a very sickly child who had autoimmune conditions from early age.

The condition that they believe he had is called Schmidt's syndrome, if I remember correctly.

Yeah, Schmidt syndrome.

But that condition, it seems to be a cause the adrenal insufficiency, the Adison's disease.

Interestingly, his sister, Eunice, who's the mother of Maria Shriver, had Addison's, and his son, JFK Jr. had Graves disease, which is a thyroid autoimmune disease.

So he grew up now, he was diagnosed by the myoclinic for having colitis in early age.

To treat the colitis, they gave him pellets, bro.

Pellets, they implanted pellets, like the Phineplexplex pellets of corticosteroids every three months to

inhibit his immune system activity. So during those, now researchers or writers theorized

that those pellets were giving unequal distributions of these corticosteroids, which were causing

him to develop osteoporosis.

At the same time, he was also having an inflammatory reaction of his joints.

So this guy started to live with chronic pain and very bad back problems,

like insufferable chronic pain.

They call it, in fact, there's a term like severe centralized pain.

So anyway, he had these issues. so that's where his treatments began and basically there was a there was a two people

involved with him one was dr janet travilly or traville sorry she seems to be in a responsible person

who took him to the maximum of performance enhancing drug use like health wise.

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