Haha fucking loser!

so the hilarious thing… A few years ago, I theorize and hypothesize this spirit link between consumption of animal products, cholesterol, specifically the beer flavor, which has the highest amount of nutrition to boost your testosterone muscle and mainline etc., and when I would share this idea with guys at the gym… They all told me about the beef liver king! I had no idea who this guy was, but apparently even a year or two later after people told me about him, it was also revealed that hilariously enough, he was also taking steroids, and would spend around like $11,000 a month on steroids?

Liver King, whose real name is Brian Johnson, repeatedly claimed he was “all-natural” to support his brand and philosophy based on ancestral living. His claim of achieving a muscular physique through raw organ consumption and rigorous exercise was central to his identity and the products he marketed, which included supplements promoting health and vitality.

Johnson later admitted that his insistence on being “natural” was part of an effort to inspire his followers, especially young men, to adopt a healthier lifestyle. He stated that he felt admitting to steroid use would send the wrong message, particularly to the younger demographic that looked up to him. He also convinced himself that his use of performance-enhancing drugs was irrelevant to his overall message about ancestral health oai_citation:4,Liver King Confesses to Steroid Use After Leaked Email: ‘I Lied, Fu**ed Up and Misled A Lot Of People’ – Fitness Volt oai_citation:3,Liver King Finally Admits to Lying About Steroid Use | Man of Many.

Johnson confessed that the denial was driven by personal insecurities and the fear that acknowledging his steroid use would overshadow the lifestyle principles he was promoting, such as better sleep, nutrition, and fitness oai_citation:2,Leaked emails allege Liver King uses steroids despite him strongly denying it in the past oai_citation:1,Liver King Reveals He Is Back On Certain Steroids: “I’ve Done What I Needed To Do”.

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The revelation that Brian Johnson, also known as “Liver King,” was using steroids came to light through leaked emails exposed by Derek from the popular YouTube channel More Plates More Dates. These emails, allegedly exchanged between Johnson and a bodybuilding coach, outlined his use of performance-enhancing drugs, including a staggering $11,000 per month on human growth hormone (HGH) and other steroids. Johnson had built a massive online following by promoting a “natural” ancestral lifestyle, but the emails showed that his physique was far from natural oai_citation:4,Liver King Confesses to Steroid Use After Leaked Email: ‘I Lied, Fu**ed Up and Misled A Lot Of People’ – Fitness Volt oai_citation:3,Leaked emails allege Liver King uses steroids despite him strongly denying it in the past.

In the emails, Johnson detailed his steroid regimen, which included Testosterone Cypionate, Deca-Durabolin, and Winstrol, among others. Despite consistently denying steroid use in public, this exposure forced him to admit the truth. He later issued a public apology via YouTube, explaining that his steroid use stemmed from personal insecurities and that he had convinced himself it did not detract from his ancestral message oai_citation:2,Liver King Finally Admits to Lying About Steroid Use | Man of Many oai_citation:1,Liver King Confesses to Steroid Use After Leaked Email: ‘I Lied, Fu**ed Up and Misled A Lot Of People’ – Fitness Volt.

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The controversy surrounding Brian Johnson, better known as “Liver King,” exploded in late 2022 when it was revealed that he had been using steroids, despite previously claiming his muscular physique was the result of a natural diet and lifestyle based on “ancestral” practices. Johnson built a massive following by promoting a raw organ meat diet, which he claimed could help people achieve peak health and fitness. However, leaked emails showed he was spending around $11,000 a month on performance-enhancing drugs, including testosterone, contradicting his public persona of being “all-natural.”

The fallout from these revelations was significant, with widespread backlash from his followers, who felt deceived. Johnson eventually admitted to his steroid use in a YouTube video, stating that his actions were driven by insecurities. His confession came after months of denial, and it was seen as a response to the public exposure rather than a voluntary admission.

This controversy also led to a $25 million class-action lawsuit filed by consumers who accused Johnson of misleading them into buying his products under false pretenses. His supplement company, Ancestral Supplements LLC, was marketed on the promise that users could achieve a physique like his through natural methods, which turned out to be untrue. The lawsuit has had broader implications for the fitness and wellness influencer industry, raising questions about the ethical responsibilities of influencers in promoting health-related products and lifestyles.

Despite the scandal, Johnson’s influence continues, though with a tarnished reputation, as he remains a polarizing figure in the fitness world【5】【6】【7】.