So how has your own priorities, how have your own priorities change when it comes to health, you know, 10 years ago versus today?

Were you, what you were taking a whole bunch of anabolic and stuff?

Now, what does that look like compared to where you were at 10 years ago?

So 10 years ago, I would have been trying to get as jacked as humanly possible.

And very little regard for, or at least at the time, an increasing awareness around the potential risks, but essentially

disregarding them because of, I suppose, at a young age, you're pretty resilient and get away

with a lot of stuff, but also just not being

aware of the risk, the gravity of the risks, because at the time, social media, because it wasn't

as big as it is now, there was not as much reporting of people dying at a young age, too, from using

this stuff. So literally 10 years ago, you would hear this was a common phrase, where are the bodies? And people

would talk about how there's no evidence that steroids are killing people when the reality is it's

insidiously, like, shortening your life dramatically. And when you die, you could argue that you had,

you know, a heart condition, you know, genetically predisposed or

whatever, or was this or was that. But ultimately, like, it's not normal, even if you're genetically

predisposed to be dying, typically at like 27 years old, you know, because you had unregulated

high blood pressure for, you know, six plus years or, you know, your heart's twice

the size it should be or something. So at the time, though, there was very little info on that.

So I was just kind of like pushing stuff as hard as I wanted. And within reason, because I

also was starting to lose my hair to you, which I didn't like at the time. And I think that

kind of started my foray into pulling back on things a little bit, which I didn't like at the time. And I think that kind of started my foray

into pulling back on things a little bit, which fortunately was also kind of like, I suppose,

got me quicker to the point of being aware of the health implications because I would have

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