So, guys, Derek, more plates more dates.com.

Today we're going to be reacting to Pete Rubish again.

So if you remember, I did a video a few weeks ago called, he took steroids for nine years,

came off and this is what happened or something like that.

So Pete is a very accomplished power lifter and he had, you know, abused, you know, trend blown and a bunch of other, you know,

steroids for many years and, you know, decided to come off cold turkey. And he ended up doing a PCT,

which was by blood work, you know, metrics, unsuccessful. You know, again, though, in that video,

I speculated on why it was unsuccessful, the duration of time post, you know, again, though, in that video, I speculated on why it was unsuccessful,

the duration of time post, you know, hormone clearance, et cetera. And he has some follow-up blood

work, which is about when this video is published, I imagine, over a week old at this point.

But this is the most recent update I have here, and we are going to be going

over it. Let's see if he is still indeed in the gutter because he had essentially crashed or like

very, very low gonadotropins, very low T levels, despite the fact that he did, you know, what he

elaborated on as a, you know, full

PCT. Like he literally came off the shit, did a PCT and still had trash T levels. So, you know,

it makes you kind of question if he takes steroids for years on end, are you actually going

to be able to recover? Like everyone seems to imply, oh, it's, you know, impossible for you to

not recover eventually if you just give yourself enough time., oh, it's, you know, impossible for you to not

recover eventually if you just give yourself enough time. Is that actually the case? You know,

so this is going to be a good example of, uh, you know, what is going on with a guy who's,

you know, still pretty young, but he blasted shit for almost a decade. So not blasted straight,

you know, like blasting crews, blah, blah, blah.

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