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Fitness Influencer Admits Using Testosterone at Age 14, Calls Natural Training 'Useless'

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Fitness influencer Clavicular has revealed that he began using testosterone at the age of 14, calling natural weightlifting a 'complete waste of time.' In an interview with Sean Hannity, he said he secretly ordered the hormone as a teenager. Clavicular argued that taking testosterone allowed him to see faster results than training naturally. His statements have sparked debate among fitness experts and fans. Many warn that using anabolic steroids like testosterone at a young age can pose serious health risks, including stunted growth, hormonal imbalances, and long-term side effects. Testosterone is a hormone that promotes muscle growth, but its use without a prescription is illegal in many countries. Clavicular's admission highlights a controversial trend in the fitness world where some influencers promote drug use for quicker gains. This has raised concerns about the impact on young followers who might be tempted to follow similar paths. Health officials emphasize that natural training, combined with proper diet and rest, is safe and effective. The influencer's comments have faced criticism from advocates of natural bodybuilding. Clavicular's revelation adds to the ongoing discussion about the pressures and shortcuts in the fitness industry.

Sources: Fox News
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