So, guys, Derek, more policemoredays.com.

Today we're going to be reacting to Generation Irons video they put up a few days ago

of Dennis Wolfe detailing the medical realities of retiring from pro bodybuilding.

So if you don't know Dennis Wolfe, he is a legend in the sport.

He has one of the sickest physiques fucking ever.

Like this guy is one of my favorite bodybuilders from the i don't know like

2010 ish era he's not like a super old school guy but he's like i guess like nowadays he's sort

of uh getting there like he's around uh you know the 2010's era ish and he has now since

downsized quite significantly and you know now he's um

I guess more able to talk about what went into his bodybuilding career from the pharmacology side

or more specifically from you know health management I don't think he's really talked about

what he actually used gear wise or whatnot.

But it gives us a lot of insight into what these top IFBB pros who were like walking around at like 300 plus pounds.

What exactly what they were doing and how proactive they were being about their health.

And in this video, Dennis basically goes through what he did to stay on top of his stuff and make sure he's healthy to continue bodybuilding and whatnot. So I want to just go through it with you guys because there was some something very glaring that stood out to me in terms of what he said. So let's get into it.

I talked to a lot of bodybuilders that retired and they said when they, when they were

competing, they never went to a doctor because they didn't want to like discover something.

They were focused on competing?

Do you think that's true?

We all, we're all the same way.

Like you kind of avoided going to a doctor?

So I can see why a lot of bodybuilders would do that because it's like, you know,

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