Actors, Athletes & Influencers on Steroids – Who Is Lying and Who Isn’t

How to Tell Who’s Lying and Who Isn’t

C’mon, Rock. C’mon, Thor. C’mon, Wolverine. You’re all using, or have used, steroids to get in shape. Here’s how we can tell.

Shocking: Influencers using Steroids Nope.

We all rolled our eyes when the Liver Kings used to insist that his extreme muscle mass was not due to drugs but a caveman diet.

It made me think back to the time my dad returned home with a Warhol print that had been ruined by crayons. Also, the kitchen was flooded from a Play-Doh-clogged drain. There was also an empty blackberry pie pan floating on the currents.

I was much like the Liver Kings, and claimed innocence to it all, even though my body was covered in water for several inches. I had a floatie on my head, a crayon sticking out my ears, and blackberries smeared all across my face.

We are also skeptical about the super-stylized characters in Marvel and DC movies. Is it really possible to believe that Hollywood actors are able to get that way simply because they have access to nutrition coaches and personal trainers who give them protein shakes every hour.

Hugh Jackman? One film he’s Wolverine, and the next his lithe self is prancing around the set in some musical, only to beef up again in an amazingly short time for the next Marvel movie. Either the guy puts on muscle with the ease most of us slip on a pair of boxer shorts, or there’s something steroidal in the air.

And then there’s The Rock, already “outed” by Joe Rogan, bragging about how he, unlike other actors in their superhero roles, didn’t have to wear a padded suit to play Black Adam.

Granted, Mr. Rock, sir,