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

Today we're going to be checking out another segment from the Coach Trevor podcast with Mark Bell on the Power Project.

Why many bodybuilders die young?

I had another video get, you know, pretty popular, talking about early bodybuilder deaths, the cause of it, how to be proactive.

Perhaps there's more insightful information in here about attenuating the potential deleterious impacts of bodybuilding,

pharmacology, and just sheer body weight, stress it puts on organ systems and whatnot,

blood pressure, whatever it is, we shall see.

And I will give my insight

as we go here. I am going to put it to 1.25 times speed.

Anything to do with that. It has to do with my genetics. And it's like you can't help but think,

like, well, I don't think the steroids necessarily help. What are some of your opinions on it?

You're getting type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes and you're getting both stages in your

mid 30s and saying that it was just genetics and then they're cured from it. Right. That's the funny one.

I mean, it's the lifestyle. It is what we take and it's what we're doing. If you look at,

by our liver enzymes even elevated in the first place, everything we take is going to increase

some of your kidneys under stress, blood pressure, protein, amino acid training, everything that bodybuilders do and what you just named,

we're creating that. We're causing those problems. You know, you look at IGF and liver tumors.

You know, there's literally everything we do. When you look at when a bodybuilder's passed away,

there's a, if you told me a bodybuilder the reason they passed away I can tell you probably what it was from okay so one thing

that stood out to me off the bat is the mention of uh IGF1 liver tumors like obviously at the end

of the day it needs to be understood that anything anabolic related essentially is going to be

um lifespan shortening in the aspect of like cell

...