So, guys, Derek, moreplacemoredates.com.

Today we're going to be talking about Marine and his TRT.

So if you recall back in August 19th of last year, I did a natty or not on his transformation.

The guy was, you know, showing up on saucy yachts with Thurston looking like a juicy motherfucker,

making reasonably, you know, unnatural looking progress in

a time frame which made no sense, given his veteran status in the gym, his, you know,

long-intunal data of his like lack of progress because of essentially being a plateaued natural.

And I speculated he had jumped on the TRT bandwagon and indeed he did come out

shortly thereafter and literally made a video called I Am No Longer Natural where he talked about

his you know TRT regimen or as you know he mentioned in the video he's on a dog what the

fuck was it I'm on a doctor prescribed medical procedure called

TRT. And it's, uh, I don't know, like it's prescribed by a doctor, you know?

I'm not cycling steroids. I'm not using SARMs. I am following a medical procedure. It's called

TRT under supervision of a doctor. All right. So it's a bit different how you might have expected,

you know? So anyways, more recently, he has come out with this

post, literally 12 hours ago as of the time of recording. TRT was a mistake, dot, dot. I decided to quit

testosterone a month ago, even though it's considered a lifetime commitment. I was doubting

whether I was going to share this already, but I think it's important because I own up to my

mistakes and I believe this can help others in a similar situation or even better prevention. Why did I start TRT? I had low testosterone levels at the time. I started, but they

weren't medically low enough that I needed to use it. I could still function without it.

Using TRT, put my levels in the high range of normal. So again, you have to consider the context here

because this guy was chronically dieting all the time. He was perpetually trying to look

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