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Here's what I would say about Enhanced 'cause I thought it was-
I thought it was awesome 'cause it was just so freaking crazy,
but I felt like what they did was went for shock value.
Like, 'cause I know you didn't make the movie if you did the scenic, right?
-Right. -So it was like shot, after shot, after shot, after shot,
after shot, and if you watch like Bigger, Stronger, Faster,
so I watched it with a buddy of mine, I mean, it kind of got away from us
'cause like we weren't into the story, oh wait a second, okay, these guys got injected in.
Now, he injects again.
Now, you know, it's like, well, I know you, right? Like I know you have this knowledge.
I know you have it all in your head.
Um, in this particular series, I think you should like let all that stuff out.
You do a really good job at conveying all the information.
I feel like if you went to that movie, right, you had-- you had a chance there to like really
get the world on the SARMs, like you know, like looking at them in a serious way.
And I feel like with-- with that movie, I don't know if that's the right-
-the right movie to do that, right? -Yeah.
Like, because it wasn't-- it wasn't you being like as scientific as possible.
So I would-- I would-- that would be my only commentary.
It's like I-- what I think that it could have been better if it was-
if it had more information in it,
less craziness 'cause I feel like that's what they were going for.
Eight, nine.
Raise your right hand.
Do you solemnly swear that the testimony you're about to give in the cause now pending
shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?
Yes, I'm the one that scares the system
because I can actually get an audience to listen.
So is there any type of research you did to determine whether or not
lawyers can call themselves doctors?
What forum? I mean, we-- you can call yourself what you want.
Not really. Not really.
I can't-- I can't put up a shingle saying I'm a doctor and give people medicine.
Is that what you-- of course not.
The average man I take it of America is being told what to do by
a guru and the gurus are pathetic.
There are gonna be criminal actions against them sooner or later.
Now, this is insulin.
Insulin is a little bit more dangerous.
You take too much of this, you die.
But I'm taking a really small amount.
I'm taking two to three units of insulin with five units of growth hormone.
You can't give me 10 grams of steroids and think I'm gonna be Ronnie Coleman.
It's not gonna happen.
But then how much steroids are you willing to take?
This is not medical advice, legal advice or any other type of advice.
Don't do anything that we do, we are crazy people.
All right. You have locked in? - Locked in.
All right. Let's-- let's start with instructional.
Just give me a-- just give me your name and the what you consider your occupation to be.
Occupation.
Uh...
See, depending on who asks me that, it's always a different answer.
Maybe you can give me a few occupations.
Yeah. Okay. Uh...
Can you get little clips behind the scenes? Video-- video clips.
Would you? Or many?
Okay, many.
It is what it is, but I'm gonna move it in a second.
Oh, can-- can I just see like 5 seconds of what I look like where I am in the frame,
-so I know where to gesture? - Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm Tony Hughes, a retired lawyer.
Currently, I would call myself a underground research scientist
and online personality
who experiments with underground compounds and documents my results
in an effort to educate other people so they can make their own informed decisions.
I-- sometimes I wonder why I'm so motivated because it's-- it's not normal.
It's extreme.
In order to do most of the stuff that I do requires a lot of motivation
like if I am not doing something that I think is extraordinary, and a good use of my time,
and productive for myself and the rest of the world, then I feel a sense of shame.
Rolling.
Who is Tony Hughes?
Tony Hughes is one of the most interesting people in that world of bodybuilding.
He's a guy that reminds me of the old steroid guru Dan Duchaine
who was the guy that wrote the first underground steroid handbook, and I think
Tony Hughes is like the second coming of that.
Somebody that's willing to go out there and experiment with all sorts of compounds
that a lot of people are afraid to try, a lot of people are scared to try,
but Tony will inject them in himself and in his friends that are willing
and figure out if stuff works or not.
That's it. Give me the shot.
Hey, baby mama, you want to give me the shot?
Yeah.
So she's gonna-- she's gonna squirt a little bit at the top
so the oil lubricates the needle.
My name is Vivian Nieva, the Baby Mama one I think.
I would say one.
He's a very honest person.
He tells you everything that you don't wanna hear.
Okay.
He makes me feel like I'm the only girlfriend he has.
Well, it's not funny.
I mean, it's funny, but it's not because it-
I was hearing them this morning till, you know, I don't believe that.
I'll read the messages from Trevor that I woke up to from 4:00 a.m.
Okay.
That's why it's not funny because whatever I took, that combination don't take it.
Do not take that combo because it must-- it did something very, very wrong to me.
I'm still not right from that.
It's so weird.
I really hear voices or I hear sounds.
Sounds like we both took a lot of sleeping pills last night.
I-- I slept the best I've slept in a while.
I already told you I took all of it by ten.
I took-- I took everything all together.
One of the compounds that we're gonna be using has crystallized
'cause it's in very high concentration so I'm reheating it, breaking down the crystals,
and redissolving the active ingredient into the solution before we inject it.
I knew in order to build muscle,
which I thought was the way to get girls, I had to use every tool at my disposal.
And I started realizing as I started implementing more tools and more knowledge,
I was getting better effects.
Now, the problem back then is I was brainwashed just like everybody else was
about mainstream health supplements.
So I would go to the retail supplement store and I would buy everything on the shelf.
So my experiments started with all the mainstream stuff on the market until I got to age 30.
I started experimenting with the more hardcore drugs.
Keep filming 'cause the next part is the most important part people don't realize,
that is, to equalize the pressure and then add pressure.
Now it'll dissolve faster in the swirl.
Before that I was against drugs.
I was very pro-natural in every way, and I tried every training protocol, every diet,
and I realized I reached my natural potential when I was 21 years old.
I made no progress from age 21 to age 30.
I wasted nine years of my life on a plateau.
Now, when I go to the gym and I see people lifting, and I see people doing the same thing
every day, and making almost no progress, that is not acceptable to me.
And I just want to help them and help myself.
I wish I could go back in time and help myself to make more progress faster.
Even though I enjoy training, I would have much rather spent less time training and dieting,
and more time doing other things.
My results are absolutely not attainable
but without steroids-- for my body and for 99. 99% of the public out there.
Okay. We're always gonna have to keep sugar on hand.
We've got water-based solutions and also oil-based solutions.
We are doing the water-based solutions and insulin needles.
I'm gonna give you four insulin needles.
Two of the insulin needles have insulin and growth hormone,
and two of them are gonna have injectable carnitine in extreme high concentration.
I knew that there had to be something better than steroids.
There had to be something that could give me steroid-like effects
without the side effects.
And at that time I started experimenting with SARMs,
selective androgen receptor modulators.
But I also knew that it wasn't just the androgen receptor inside the muscle
that builds muscle.
There's many other growth pathways so I coined the term the anabolic matrix
to help describe all the different elements of muscle growth
that when used in conjunction and used together
create a synergy of muscle growth far beyond anything we've ever seen in history.
So we're go over the anabolic matrix, and what this is, is showing you guys
every single pathway or at least the ones that are most important
for putting on muscle, and how to combine each one.
So each one of these on its own is okay, you get results,
but when you combine them, you multiply them, so it's synergy.
I was trying to do it all myself.
All the underground research, publish all of the results, and create the movement
so that people would embrace this idea of being able to evolve themselves,
treat themselves, understand that the cures to all diseases already exist.
They're just being hidden from them, and-- and change the mindset of the population
so that we can embrace advances in science.
I'm hoping to open up other people's eyes to realize the supplement on the shelves
or the drugs prescribed by their doctor are not the best drugs for them.
It's the best drugs to make those companies money.
If I can open up their mind to start looking into other things
then maybe we can take this veil of censorship
off because as it is right now what I try to publish information
on a certain compound,
all of a sudden the FDA comes out and says it's dangerous.
And the pharmaceutical companies start doing research to try and kill that compound.
And it's just a massive web of misinformation.
I'm hoping if I educate more people then I'll create more people like me to support
the freedom, the knowledge and the access to these compounds.
Raise just so I can see the different-- and move around.
As a physician-- an expert physician what Tony's doing is very dangerous.
I think he started off, it was very cool, you know, it was really interesting, you know,
he was leading the charge of, hey, look guys are doing steroids.
In the beginning, Tony actually really cared about health.
I think he's launched off in-- into a tangent of severe danger.
Let's get something straight right here.
When he says Dr. Tony Hughes, he's a JD. Guy is a lawyer.
He's misrepresenting himself to young children.
It's unethical.
Whenever you have a compound that is a very powerful cure or something very powerful
that can enhance our quality of life, it's also gonna have an equal
and opposite potential negative interaction with our body if used incorrectly.
Those who seek to control us will exploit the negativity, sensationalize the negativity,
bring attention to the negativity and try to downplay the positivity of it.
When really, my approach would be to educate people so they know how to use it correctly
so they can use it for the benefit without the side effects.
All these drugs are just tools and if you use them correctly
then you can enhance your quality of life,
and if used incorrectly then you can hurt yourself badly.
Friends of freedom, thank you for participating in the epic transformations.
We're looking forward to picking a couple of you to do these transformations
with us on camera to share your progress with the world.
Sign up for enhancedtransformations.com.
We look forward to creating some of the most epic transformations
that have ever been documented.
So over the last six months we've been doing experiments
to furthering body building chemistry.
This means experimenting with compounds far beyond steroids.
I'm ready to show the world what we're capable of to build massive amounts of muscle
in very short periods of time.
Yeah, that gold.
Gold.
Akaash is a physique competitor and an entrepreneurial coach.
He has an amazing structure to his body to where, if he wants to be,
he could be a professional bodybuilder and do really well,
but he focuses a lot on business.
So he was interested in, can he build a lot of permanent muscle over a short period of time
so that he can spend less time worrying about building muscle later?
He's one of these sort of busy entrepreneur-style guys who wants to achieve the maximum
physique with the minimum amount of time.
So he was a perfect test subject.
He also-- he was willing to sacrifice everything for 30 days
and gain as much muscle as possible-- the target being 20 pounds of permanent muscle.
Three units of Novolin-R insulin pre-workout, and five units of Novolin-R post-workout.
So we're gonna need to make sure to keep carbs on hands.
I got Sour Patch Kids.
Because if at that level of insulin even though it's not really high,
it's when you combine that with training--
-Yeah. -that's enough to go hypoglycemic and pass out.
I'm super sensitive in general as a guy, just edged dam so sugar is on deck.
Have you ever done 10 units of growth hormone
within a three-hour window of time before?
Ten units of growth hormone yeah, not insulin, no, no.
-So this is the most insulin you've ever taken. -Yep, mm-hmm.
All right.
I might have stopped at the gas station to get two packs of Sour Patch kids.
So we do have a method to our madness-- a scientific method.
When we discover a new compound, we first experiment with that compound all by itself
at a very, very low dosage to make sure we don't have any serious adverse reaction.
And then we keep stepping the dosage up until we find what the side effect threshold is,
and then we use that to determine what we think
is the most effective dosage for the least amount of side effects.
Then we take that compound and we start stacking it with other compounds
that we think are synergistic with it.
With the same sort of protocol of starting with a low dosage, going up to a high dosage
all the way to where we get side effects then finding the most effective dosage,
and then experimenting by changing the dosage or changing the compounds.
Another day.
It's another day.
That's it, get the pump.
Huge.
One, two.
Nine, ten.
If I do another set I will, and then I-- I will-- I won't feel good.
Starting not to feel good.
Okay.
So the anabolics might change from day to day.
We did trestolone, ligandrol, trenbolone on day 1.
Day 2, we did testosterone, trestolone, and ligandrol.
And then today we're doing, primobolan, ligandrol, and trestolone.
So it doesn't-- it doesn't matter if we stick to the same anabolics every day.
It's fine if we rotate them.
In fact, there's a lot of advantages to it.
What we do take every day is insulin and growth hormone.
I got a 6 units insulin after 5 units of growth.
Got to massage it otherwise it can get little lumped up and uncomfortable.
The chemicals make a huge difference in the fight for freedoms,
and unfortunately those are not the standards
by which the decisions of what we're allowed to use are made.
Instead, the standards is what profits those who make the decisions to control us.
The way I can combat the profit motivation is by educating people
and showing them that there's more things out there available
so that they start asking more questions.
So big pharma will do a lot of studies on things that they may be able to make money off
in the pharmaceutical industry.
Mainstream supplement industry will do studies to try and promote some supplement
that they're trying to sell, but who's doing the research on the compounds
that are never gonna be able to be sold by a pharmaceutical company
because they're not gonna be able to patent it or make profit off it?
Who's gonna actually do the research for the benefit of the people?
Who's gonna actually advance human chemistry without a financial motive
because 90% of the chemistry that's available out to us to-- that would be superior
to what currently available is suppressed from us and not being researched.
You know, we definitely have a problem in this country with the FDA, and the DEA,
and how drugs get approved and what drugs get approved.
But I do feel like there should be some way that people can utilize these things
experimentally and not get in trouble for them.
I-- I don't see any upside to putting somebody in jail
that's just trying to improve their physique.
The most challenging part about my mission is that the more successful
I get or the more influence I get,
the more jealousy is created, the more people try to work against me.
Every step I make forward, the next step becomes even harder.
Competitors are people that feel that your information could cost them money also grows.
The censorship grows.
So I'm getting more resistance the further along I get.
It's very easy to be anti-government, to be anti-big business,
anti whatever you think is controlling some power.
It's America, and in any capitalist society on this earth
they're gonna produce an agent, of course, to do two things.
Hopefully to heal people, and there's gonna be some profit.
There's nothing wrong with that.
This guy is not making profit? Have you seen-- looked into his finances?
How he makes money? He sells this garbage.
All right. - Took some Lasix.
I took Lasix. I took like three more.
Three? - Yeah, this morning.
Then why are you crappy? -Then take four.
What?
-I'm already crapping like crazy. -How do you feel, Akaash?
Oh, yeah, I'm pretty fucked up.
-You're fucked up? -Yeah.
-Oh, boy. Did you throw up? -Yeah.
No, no, I'm not like sick like that.
I just feel all heavy and uh--
-Having a hard time breathing? -Yeah, yeah.
-Hard time breathing. - There you go.
Left hand or right? - Left.
So it's coming in like that.
We're gonna test your blood pressure and see if that's the problem
so we can isolate it, and you gotta hold it up to your heart.
Just relax your arm, hold it right there.
135 over 88, heart rate is 93 beats per minute.
So his heart is working very hard.
His heart's not used to having this much mass to pump blood through so--
Just dehydrated that's why I took too many Lasix too quick.
So dehydrated, so he's got to rehydrate with water.
I'm drinking a lot of water.
You also have to-- -Why aren't you drinking distilled water,
and not been storing those six to eight-hour half life?
I was eating the--
Every pill has an eight-hour half life, man. You took three Lasix when I told you don't.
In order to fix the water retention, Akaash ended up taking diuretics,
and diuretics take a little bit of time to work, and you have to replenish your water,
and you have to replenish your electrolytes,
but what he did is he took a Lasix, and then he said
oh it's not working good enough, so took another Lasix,
it's not working good enough so he took a Dyazide,
not working good enough so he took another Dyazide, and then he ends up dehydrated, depleted,
and he lost all of his minerals out of his body.
So now he's just ill. He can't even function mentally.
Okay, so, I'm drinking water then.
Yeah, you took too many fucking Lasix.
I told you not to take another Lasix.
I told you to wait, you know?
I called Anthony, he's like take another fucking Lasix.
No, I said take a Dyazide.
He's trying to drink water, but the water is just going through him
because he doesn't have any minerals to hold the water in his body.
And the way that we pulled him out of it was Coach Trevor gave him water with electrolytes,
with sugar, which helps actually rehydrate the body.
Runners know this really well.
You can't just drink water.
Your body can't hold it. You'll still get dehydrated.
You've got to replenish the minerals that you're losing, and the same thing applies
to bodybuilding especially body builders on diuretics.
May 31st, Friday, chilling out here at Dr. Tony Hughes labs.
I'm fasted.
I only had black coffee so we're gonna get the blood work done right now.
Let's go see how healthy I am even though I just put on like what 22 pounds now?
This was not a fat loss transformation.
This is a build as much muscle as fast as possible transformation.
But if you eat dirty food, it doesn't turn into fat.
Instead, it just makes you sick.
All those toxins build up.
All these chemicals and you just feel ill, you feel sick, so he was really sick.
He had a lot of water retention.
He was bloated. He could barely breathe and that was just on day ten,
and we're supposed to go 30 days.
We learned from that a couple of things.
Number one, if we're gonna blast these compounds,
we need to do it in a shorter period of time and give the body a quick break.
And we noticed through these transformations that you can build more muscle
in a very, very short period of time if you blast things
than if you take a lower dose over a longer period of time
which is the exact opposite of what we've always been taught
or always done with steroids cycles.
Most steroid cycles are 8 to 16 weeks, and the progress is-
is very fast in the beginning and it-- and it kind of plateaus.
What happens is the body is starting to resist.
The body does not want to put on muscle.
Put any more muscle on is a liability to the body.
You have to trick your body into building muscle.
When you blast the body with the compounds
and a higher dosage for a shorter period of time,
and the diet and the training and everything is right,
and then you give your body a break.
What you've done is you tricked your body.
Your body hasn't had time to catch on, and stop,
and slow down the muscle building process.
And when we found out how much muscle we can actually build in a 24-hour period,
you know, it can build-- we can build a pound of muscle in 24 hours.
So why not blast the compounds for a short period of time, build the muscle before the body
catches on, and then get off, and let the body rest, and then blast it again.
Akaash just said that he's not feeling well, that he's thinking about
taking a break from the drugs, taking a break from the gym, lowering the food intake.
He's also concerned that his waist is gonna become distended,
that he's going to get that bubble gut that we're so afraid of in bodybuilding.
So we're here to diagnose what the issue should be, and try to help him decide
whether he really should take a break or not.
One problem that I'm seeing in these experiments is that we're achieving the results so quickly
that the test subject doesn't wanna actually continue any further.
That's what happened with Akaash.
Within the first 10 days he gained something around 25 pounds.
He already gained more muscle than he ever wanted.
Then he decided he wanted to start cutting, then he wanted to start losing weight.
Because he already exceeded the amount of muscle that was comfortable for him to carry
or that he wanted for his own self-image, he stopped it.
This happens all the time.
I give people the information on how to use things like SARMs, and they get results much faster
than they expected, and they become satisfied,
and then they don't wanna make any more progress than that.
--insulin.
Trevor, what do you think about coming off for one day?
Is that gonna-- is that gonna help him and is that okay?
So that-- that's why-- that's why I do the transformations in a week to two weeks
because 30 days is too much to put on the body.
It's too much side effects and build-up 'cause you can get the same amount of work done
in a shorter period of time, and not get side effects that continuously build up.
So, yeah, he could take a break since he's doing 30 days,
but what I'll tell you right now, it's your food.
It's just your food.
Your food has been-- you eat out every night, every day, all day almost, and the amount
of sodium you get is just ungodly how much sodium is in some of that food you're eating.
So with Akaash, another mistake that we made was we started him with steroids
and injecting him with SARMs.
We should have just used the SARMs.
We didn't need the steroids.
We found that the SARMs injections had a lot less side effects
and still all the same benefits.
So he would have been able to potentially go longer
with less side effects if we had just used the SARMs.
You take someone like Akaash, it's not that he doesn't want to make more overall progress.
He just doesn't want to put it on any more muscle.
There's still a lot of things he can improve on his physique as he gets ready to compete
for his pro card, but I would like-- and I'm sure I will-
find someone who's ready, willing, and able to put on
a massive amount of muscle where the sky is the limit.
Someone who has bigorexia basically.
I am going to inhale this which I actually do not use these.
This-- I've never used one like this before,
but for the experiment I'm willing to try it.
Another one?
No coughing.
Trying not to cough.
Is that enough?
One more.
I think a lot of people that would say that they don't like him
they would say that as a knee-jerk reaction
to the information that he's putting out.
A lot of this information is not scientific because it can't be.
So, he's sort of locked in a position where nobody else is gonna put out the information.
He's the only one that's gonna do it, right? So if he's the only one that's gonna do it,
he's got to take a chance and say, hey, I've tried this and it did X, Y, Z.
There's very few people in the world that are willing to take on the risk
to experiment on themselves to further this science, and I am.
I talked to brilliant scientists around the world
that do experiments,
and they respect what I do.
They think what I do is very important because they're not able to use human test subjects.
We're in an experimental world with experimental drugs.
Things like SARMs and compounds that people have never used, hormones
and different plant extracts that no one's ever really used before or tested in a lab.
So, the only way to do it is to be sort of a lab rat/gym rat
and figure these things out by taking the drugs and lifting weights with them.
I think there needs to be two needles ready.
No, just do yours. I'll do mine later. - One cc is fine.
It's okay. Just don't think.
Don't think. Let us worry about it.
- Just relax.
Okay. I just wanna sit, like standing here is-
it's just really tiring.
My personal experience with edibles is in the morning I'm still drowsy.
It's still active in my system, and I would like to be able to use edibles for sleep
but not lose three productive hours in the morning.
So, if I'm able to take a quick shot in the morning to get me focused and energized,
and get three more productive hours in the day
then this would save me a lot of time and improve my quality of life.
Okay. So what Tony is trying to say is--
Wait! One more thing.
I made-- I made really sure that I was-
I felt that the cannabis as much as possible so...
We know. We can tell.
-We were really dizzy and-- and-- -Trust me we know.
And-- and then we tested-- did a little memory test on me and I did really badly.
If I want to advance the science, I can and I do experiment with things
that are not gonna get human approval for 20 years from now.
So the experiments that I do are 20 years ahead of mainstream scientific research.
They actually rely somewhat on some of my experiments because they're not able to do it on-
on humans, but if they can see and get some idea of how it works,
it sort of paves the way-- paves the vision towards possible in the future
and changes what scientific experiments they may focus on.
This is an injectable CBD, so the entire purpose of this experiment is to see if--
so, say, something happened to Tony, he is more stoned than a biblical whore right now.
If his mother called, you know, your dad's in the hospital, someone got shot,
you have to pick your daughter up, but he is unable to function.
He can't drive.
He came and do a video.
This is what we would use to kick you out.
So in theory, CBD is supposed to do this, dude, but if you use oral CBD
then you know the effect and it's so mild, you don't even know if it's working or not.
With the inject, we've been doing experiments and it hundred percent works,
at least on the level that CBD is supposed to.
So, now, we're gonna test out the theory if we can kick him out or at least get as high
to a state where he can function and be productive and do,
you know, pick up his kid, have to drive.
So this is update number one, we did a check in at 6:47.
We started at 6:47 and it's 6:55.
And you could see his eyes are open. They're still red.
Firstly, I didn't think the experiment was going to work at all,
but then after I got the shot, I just compared the feeling
that I would not have been able to drive a car before to the feeling afterwards
which is that I could drive a car, but I'm still definitely dizzy.
My body is still very heavy.
I'm very sleepy so I wonder what this would be like taking in the morning for my purposes
when I'm already sort of hung over from the edible high.
And the coffee-- -And-- and hoping that this would make me fully sober,
and fully functional and productive, but I think I would still call this impaired.
Okay.
So this is number three-- oh, number two on injection, but our third check-in.
Right now, it is 7:01.
We're gonna do a second cc or second ml of the CBD 100 milligram,
so this will be 200 milligram.
One of the bottlenecks in advancing the science of human evolution
is that you're not supposed to experiment on humans until you get approval,
and a lot of these compounds we're never gonna get approval to experiment on humans.
For those type of experiments, I have to experiment on myself.
My friends have to experiment on themselves, and then we have to report our findings.
Now, we give our findings through our own human trials to other researchers
who can hopefully start that process with rats, and move their way up to humans,
but that's a very long process so these are some of the physics that I've learned
through experimenting on myself
that I teach people so that they can understand better how the drugs work.
If he had any medical license, he'd be in jail.
He would certainly lose his license.
He dresses himself like a physician, and he looks like-- like a health care provider,
and he's doing these procedures,
and he's injecting drugs and God knows what agents into people.
Tony is the biggest witch doctor bullshit artists of the world.
What are these compounds, Tony? Evidence-based journals, he's beyond that.
I understand that there's a limitation
to what the traditional physicians in medicine understands about this,
but you wanna be a cowboy? You want to kill people?
What's up, everyone? Kenny K.O. back with another video.
As always, everything you guys need to know will be in the description down below.
- Don't forget to subscribe. -Kenny Boulet, also known as Kenny K.O.
is a YouTube fitness influencer.
He reports a lot about who are fake Natties in the industry, what bodybuilders
really are doing versus what's being represented to the public,
sort of a-- a voice of truth and also news.
What's up, everyone?
It's-- it's Russo.
-I hope everyone is doing well. -Ryan Russo is another fitness influencer.
He has a YouTube channel where he also experiments with a lot of these compounds,
and he's got a little bit different-- different demographic
'cause he's a young kid and he's in college.
He was natural, and then he started with SARMs, and then he went on to steroids,
and then he went on to this experiment.
Because we definitely know we need a lot more sleep.
Kenny K.O. and Ryan Russo came for the same goal
which is to put on as much muscle in one week as possible.
We were not worried about gaining fat.
We just wanted to put as much lean mass as we could.
What are we here to do?
Buy food.
We're starving. We're fasting right now,
and we're supposed to buy a bunch of food and not eat it until later.
We were gonna go through and pick all the food for the week
because baby momma is gonna be cooking all our food.
She takes a lot of work off of us which is great, and it's gonna be a lot
so we're gonna be eating like 6,000 calories a day each or something.
We'll figure out exactly how much later, but we're gonna eat as often and as much as we can.
So we want to find foods that we like to eat, but that are also very healthy.
And Coach Trevor is gonna guide us on what he thinks that we should eat
that will work really well with the drugs.
So we have ground beef, we have bison-- ground bison.
Do we need to buy organic or can we buy normal?
No, I mean, look-- just look.
You see how it's kind of gray, and then the red that comes in this is from the blood,
and this pink goo, that stuff that they add to the meat, that's not good.
That's all the crap that you don't want.
-This is extremely high fat. -Okay.
Are you-- you're not eating it fresh out of the baggie.
This, when you cook it, half the fat is gone already.
It's a lot of work.
Do you guys like chicken breast or ground turkey or chicken thighs?
Either or really at this point.
Whatever.
I agree with them on every pick so far.
It's gonna be clean. It's gonna be hard to wash down.
Hopefully, we pick some good sauces and spices because it's pretty easy,
like, 4,000 calories clean, but once you push over 4,000
you're force-feeding yourselves so it's gonna be intense to eat this much food in a week.
I hope we stop in, like, the cereal aisle, maybe get some candy or something.
Is it wild? Is it? -We just walked by the baker which was pretty tough.
So all the other test subjects were men, so we wanted to find a woman.
What happens when we put a woman through this protocol?
The reason why I accepted Molly is because,
number one, she looks young, and she's got this flat, thin body.
If I put a pound of muscle on her, I'll be able to see it.
Also, our goal was to build her butt as big as possible so not only were we injecting
her with things that go systemic, we were also directly injecting her ass
with things to build her ass.
So, as the full body transformation build as much muscle as possible,
but also specifically build the glutes as big as possible.
All right, guys. We're gonna go over the next transformation.
This is gonna be the first series on a female transformation,
and we're gonna go over the list as you can see here.
The list of everything she would be taking.
You can see here, there is a-- it looks a lot but it's really not.
So we have SARMs--
With Molly, I didn't know what to expect.
With men's transformations, I could kind of predict some of the results.
With a female, I had no idea how her body was gonna react.
Now, Coach Trevor, he's worked with a lot of female athletes,
so he knew a little bit more of what to expect, but I needed to see it for myself.
This was a learning experience for me.
And that's it, so, again it looks like a lot.
People are probably gonna say a lot about it.
They would if they see that, but when you actually see it being done,
you know, it's not a lot.
The hardest part is just putting in the work,
and the eating, and just pushing through it 'cause you will--
You'll want to stop.
-Let's just put it that way. -
Zeke was really interested in the chemistry of all of this.
He's not passionate about weightlifting.
He wanted to see what the most cutting-edge science of bodybuilding is,
and he was willing to experiment on himself.
We haven't officially started this transformation yet,
we're gonna start that within the next couple of days,
but we're here today to train, to teach him the mind-muscle connection
because Trevor thinks it's really important to start ingraining into his subconscious
how to activate his muscles to be able to train correctly through this transformation.
The key is connecting with that muscle that you're squeezing so that you get-
you're getting that mind-muscle connection.
Yep.
We're just like a fly, you know, when you do a fly, you come up right here and you just squeeze.
He was working out,
but I would still consider him an amateur-- a beginner weightlifter.
The kind of guy that goes to the gym and does the machine,
and just kind of goes through the motions but isn't really pushing.
I saw he had a lot of potential.
He had definitely a natural physique.
It looked like maybe he just worked out a little bit.
We need to put a lot of muscle on that.
So we say, let's-- let's pick someone who's completely natural,
who has never taken a steroid, or a SARM, or anything anabolic before, and that was Zeke.
How do we go from here is making the gear well.
I remember Solomon was just like taking a bunch of stuff.
Performance-enhancing drugs is a very broad category
of many different types of compounds.
Even under the anabolic steroids category, there are a lot of different type
of steroids that do a lot of different types of things.
And so every sport has a different steroid
that would benefit that sport more than other steroids.
Now, bodybuilding's unique in that we use all the steroids oftentimes,
or many of the different steroids.
We use certain steroids for bulking, just putting on size but may-
might hold water, cause the puffy look.
We use other steroids for a performance maybe to increase strength
or reduce the amount of time between sets that we have to rest.
So what's fascinating about the chemistry of bodybuilding is we get to implement
so many different compounds during the different parts of the process.
Now, for this, we're trying to build muscle as fast as possible
in a shortest period of time.
What we're looking for the steroids to do in this situation is increase protein synthesis,
increase the amount of muscle mass being built,
but the real muscle-building anabolics that is coming from this
is actually the SARMs, the selective androgen receptor modulators.
They're synthetically created steroid-like substances that fit into the receptor
in the muscle cell and cause all the benefits of-- of steroids
which is increase protein synthesis, decrease rest time required to recover,
and more muscle mass gained per amount of energy output.
-Got it? Don't put pressure on this one, okay? -
Oh, fuck yeah, right there.
She goes straight in and smooth.
She's bracing it, any body movement won't affect it.
Do you feel it? Don't laugh.
I feel it but I wanna laugh.
I'd say she's one of the best...
I didn't hit that much vein. Good job.
Yeah, my first injection ever, popping the cherry.
Good enough. I'm content with that.
So then we clean the area.
Just pop the needle in.
Good and super easy.
He knows a little bit more than people give him credit for.
I think he's a little bit ahead of the game.
Three, four years after him trying SARMs, I had still never even tried them.
I come to him to look for them.
I come to him with a ton of questions about everything.
I haven't seen anything with Tony that's been near fatal,
or it could possibly be deadly, so I'm not really too worried about him dying.
I actually think he's pretty safe with it all, of how he doses himself.
I just-- I don't know, I think he might have his-- his head on straight when it comes to dosing
and things like that, and not using too much of stuff.
Let me be the guy that gives the DNP on camera.
Isn't this the stuff that kills people?
-Yeah, it kills a lot of things. -
Like fat cells and cancer?
-The-- I didn't say anything. -Okay. I don't know. I'm guessing.
DNP is actually a scientific explosive.
In World War I, it was used for munitions.
I mean, this is a strong toxic human poison.
This massively speeds up energy metabolism so you just tear off energy.
You just shred fat literally by the day.
I've experienced patients that have been in the ICU on DNP
and that have been 106, 107, 108 degrees Fahrenheit.
You don't live much when you're over 107 for too long.
That's the way how anything works.
Anything that's really powerful can also kill you.
It can be used for good, or it can be used incorrectly.
Some people have used it incorrectly.
Now, I started educating people on the drug DNP.
From the trend that I can see, yes, maybe the usage of it increased tenfold,
but the amount of death that results from it decreased because the education was there.
Day one of the seven-day transformation.
Now, I fasted for two days before this and I just carbed up
so I expect I will not have built a lot of muscle, but it's not gonna really show
for another couple of days until I'm fully carbed up.
Thirty-five and a half.
How did you get so shredded?
If you look at the people who excel, if you look the people who excel in sports
or in business, you'll find that they're always using something to give them an edge.
So it depends on how you define cheating.
They could be relying on just their genetics,
but I don't like to live in that ivory genetic tower.
I don't have the best genetics.
I have decent genetics, but I don't think we should be confined by our own genetics.
There we go.
One, good.
Tony is gonna give me the chest destruction today.
And peel.
All right. Wrap it out.
I know a lot of the bodybuilders who worked very hard to get to where they are
would love to claim it's all hard work, but genetics play a massive role in bodybuilding.
I don't know if I found anybody who isn't using some form of performance-enhancing drugs.
I hate to say it, especially, to the young kids who are being brainwashed.
It's not just hard work.
If someone takes the science out of it, they're probably not gonna be successful.
Chemistry is now to a point where no matter what someone is doing,
they can be enhanced or do better if they're using chemistry.
Yes.
Yes, whatever ratio you want, those should hold together.
That will be--
Playing with the buffet. Stuffed down as much sushi rolls as possible.
-Number four? -Yep, 7--
Seven.
- Nine. - Nine.
Twenty-three.
I just have to-- 23.
Thirty.
Thirty.
-Thirty-one. -Thirty-one.
And teriyaki chicken.
-Teriyaki chicken. -Okay.
Yeah. Like, how can you think I'm serious, like, you know?
What's the-- I-- I don't remember the-- is it anything negative or--
No.
In the past, I would do maybe one day
where I combined every element of the anabolic matrix,
and the reason I would is because if I wanted to go to a sushi buffet
then just eat massive amounts of food.
One of my favorite thing to do is eat as much as I can till I can't hardly walk,
but I don't want that to turn into fat.
I want that all to go in my muscle.
And so if I do take the right chemistry, I can eat unlimited food, and I won't gain any fat.
I'll only gain more muscle.
All right. There's one, just stash them-- stash them when the waitress comes.
This is 400 milligrams of injectable carnitine,
and then we're gonna hit some insulin and some growth hormone also.
I'm gonna hide it underneath that right there for now.
I mean, if-- if the-- I've gotten in trouble before in public places injecting,
but if I'm diabetic and it's insulin then it's accepted which is funny, right?
It's acceptable to cause yourself your own disease like diabetes
and then inject yourself with insulin, but it's not okay to do it if you're trying
to enhance yourself and make yourself superhuman.
So I'm trying to break that taboo.
Insulin is produced in your pancreas and the beta cells it's-
it's there to regulate your carbohydrate.
Insulin is very powerful, but insulin is anabolic.
When you take insulin you could eat tons of food.
These guys could eat 10,000 calories a day,
and nowadays, you know, it's modulating downward.
What's that big gut, you know, the GH gut.
It's not just a GH gut, that's really an insulin gut.
It still seems to be quite a secret,
and I think the reason is because people are still scared of it.
Even the bodybuilders that use it are afraid that if they tell their people to use it,
that other people are gonna get injured, you know, they take too much steroids.
It doesn't matter we take too much insulin and you die.
I'm Dr. Hughes and I'm here with Molly and Dr. Dan.
Molly is our transformation test subject, and we're trying to put on as much muscle
as fast as possible, but she's limited by her range of motion.
I'm noticing whenever she does any of her leg exercises
it's hard for her the full range of motion.
We brought her to Dr. Dan to see if he can figure out
if this is something fixable and if he can improve her range of motion
and her symmetry so that we can train harder in the gym with more range of motion.
Face me.
All right.
This hip goes out further than this one does, and this is from junior year.
You want to see it? I took pictures for the football team,
and got tackled on the sidelines.
-So-- - Okay.
-it's been like that since then. -Okay.
So we'll start with some simple range of motion stuff,
and then we'll go through some-- some more like functional patterns--
Okay. - and then we'll see where you're having problems.
-Let me press. -
Ouch.
Like, 80% in here.
Yes.
Ow.
Dr. Dan gave us some great tips how we can modify the workouts
to make them more effective specifically for Molly based on his assessment,
and that is to add in more unilateral training.
Unilateral training is when we train one leg or one arm at a time instead of,
you know, leg press both legs.
We do one leg, and then we do the other leg.
The reason why is because he says that her hips are not very stable,
and the muscles around it are tightening up too much
to try to overcompensate for that.
So in order to build the stability of the hips and the flexibility,
we're gonna start doing more unilateral training. Thank you for the tip, Dan.
We're putting on 15 pounds of muscle on these guys in one week.
Gonna just feed those legs and grow them, make the most epic transformation.
We don't really get the negative--
Day two, hard a night's sleep due to the formafill injections,
couldn't roll over on either shoulder
so that was the only hindrance in my sleeping pattern.
The only side effect I guess you'd call it.
It's not that I necessarily couldn't sleep.
It's just the discomfort from the massive growth.
Slept pretty normal, you know, the water weight is still not really adding up
from the initial three day fast.
That was 204, woke up around 214 so almost a 10-pound gain, most of that being water.
Ten off.
Stimulate it.
And destroy every muscle fiber.
Squat. Strain everything to work.
Let's really go heavy on this.
So if I wanna work my glutes obviously, I tip my hips in at the top.
Oh. my God. - All right.
Push.
Make the blood pump.
It's day two, and now she's done a number of insulin shots.
We've assessed her tolerance to insulin. We're going to up the dose.
Molly had a few side effects.
One, I don't know if you would call it a side effect, or a benefit.
Her libido increased a lot.
She was-- she was really horny all the time she said, and so she-- she has a boyfriend
so that-- that was handled but it was to the point where it was distracting for her too.
Like, she's thinking about sex all the time, and-- and that's from the SARMs.
--intrinsic muscle.
We also have 5 milligrams of foltonic.
And there was one other thing in here-- let me think.
-Pike. -Insulin, yeah, that's the one, okay.
-And there's one another thing. -
Insulin.
Insulin is already in there.
Testosterone trenbolone.
I mean, it's huge.
Man versus a woman. Women will lose hair, they get male pattern balding.
They can get puffy. They can get acne.
Their voice changes, and then she's gonna lose her breasts because
that fat tissue is gonna be atrophied, and then she's gonna get a lot of muscle growth,
and she's gonna have clitoral enlargement, and it's all dose-dependent.
It's drug dependent, and it's woman dependent.
All right. Three, two, one, in.
Ouch.
She is fierce.
Done.
Fantastic.
Now, this is-- look at--
So this is day three, and I don't know if it's lack of sleep or lack of decent sleep,
but I have had a splitting headache all day today.
I had to miss work today, barely got a workout in today.
I have still taken
the required injections so I'm keeping up with that, but yeah,
just haven't felt-- I haven't felt good at all today.
So my body felt sizable
almost in the same regard as when I did an extended fast,
the two-- two times specifically that I did an extended fast.
One 15 days and one 21 days, and both of those times when I reintroduced food,
my body took on a lot of water weight, and it felt like bloated from like the waist down.
So I'm getting the same almost or-- or I was last night getting the same stretching sensation
that I did when I was bloated after a water fast.
Will I develop irreversible and certain health conditions
from my experimentation with these compounds including steroids? It's possible.
It's a risk I'm willing to take for the advancement of science.
That's a sacrifice that I signed up for when I started conducting medical research
on myself, but surprisingly despite all the crazy experiments that I've done,
my health is outstanding.
I've been shocked at how low the side-effects are.
You got to look at who has died in bodybuilding and from what drugs.
They're dying from performance-enhancing drugs,
more along the line of stimulants or diuretics.
Things that everybody takes.
When I first started experimenting on camera,
everybody said I'd be dead in six months, and they'll say that every six months.
I predict that everybody's gonna be saying that for the next 20 years.
Oh, he's gonna drop dead.
He's lucky. If that's really true, hey, God bless you.
The data has produced literature supporting that anabolic steroid users
can get left ventricular hypertrophy
which is an enlargement of the left ventricle,
and they get a lower ejection fraction which is heart failure.
What point does that come? Nothing happens to 23-year-old men.
Usually, it takes decades.
There's no free lunch.
We have tons of data that men get hurt so genetics plays a big role.
What's for breakfast, man?
We got eggs and toast, and bacon.
All right. I tested my blood glucose earlier and it was a little high.
I took some slim pills, and I'm just testing it about 40 minutes later, 90, yeah, so they have-
so it only took about 40 minutes to get my blood pressure down
from 97 to 90 on four slim pills.
Day three, doing a blood pressure check, did it when I immediately woke up.
We're gonna see how with everything I've been taking for the nausea and
being overly high, if the blood pressure has changed at all.
I brought you the cheese.
You didn't put cheese.
Wow, that thing goes down to the-- so we checked him on electronic.
They have one right here.
This they wear around their wrists,
and they put to their chest, and it tells you your blood pressure,
but being electronic and digital, I don't trust them 'cause his first number was 104.
So I always double check with this.
He did the CBD, and it went up 20-- 20-something points,
and so I thought, okay, that thing is definitely not accurate.
So I double-checked here, but it was the same exact number actually.
So he was 124 over 72.
That's exactly where it started.
Got it one more time.
On the way home and corner number three is tough.
Home.
What happens is you start having some movement without any progress being made,
and so you were just going like this.
Is this looking fine?
You're just literally, literally spinning around.
You're-- you're chasing your own tail.
The deepest motivation and value would be freedom.
I want to have the freedom to live the lifestyle I want,
and use the chemicals that I want, and feel the way I want,
and I feel like the current culture in America is to-
continuing to restrict our freedom.
So I figure that if I continue experimenting on myself and discovering new compounds,
and then I share that knowledge with other people and they find
something in it that benefits them, then they will also embrace freedom.
I've seen cultures that are extremely restrictive,
and I've seen cultures that are extremely free, and the difference is huge.
For me coming from the outside, and seeing this group of people is happy and free and this group
of people is miserable, they don't realize the difference in quality of life
between a culture that's free and a culture that's not.
-I thought you're enjoying it difficult, not too hard. -No, usually just shortcuts.
-Wow. -Yeah, usually, just the chemistry making up
for the hard work.
I-- I kind of think you're lying though.
See, he doesn't believe me because he didn't see it.
-Did anybody videotape it? Do we have any proof? -No, no.
I don't think you're lying about doing a hard set.
-I think you lie when you say that you don't work hard. -Oh.
I've heard a lot of people say that Tony Hughes is awesome,
and puts out great information, and they really love what he does.
And I've heard other people that think he's nuts.
If you sit down and talk with him one-on-one, you'll get a lot different of a message,
and none of it's really dangerous 'cause he'll tell you
what he thinks you need to do for you.
What's always dangerous is general recommendations for everyone.
So I think once we put it in a context,
not really many of the things he says are that dangerous.
We just have to look at it logically.
It's not one size fits all, and I think they put the things that he says into context.
It's just a lot different.
So we're only on day three and she's already showing some signs of stretch marks
because her muscles, especially her glutes are growing so fast.
-So we're looking for the stretch marks. - See the lines?
Yeah, I see the lines developing here, here, here,
here because the glute is growing so large.
Let me see the other side.
Yeah, that's-- these are all little stretch marks developing.
Little ones through the entire glutes 'cause the muscles are growing so fast.
Here?
Yeah.
So day four, tired as hell today.
I was in bed like 13 hours last night, 11 of which I was asleep tossing and turning
throughout the night because both my shoulders are sore as hell
'cause I injected too often in those spots.
I started at 189.
Actually, on the metric scale it was 85.25 kilograms
which I think is about 188.
And now I'm up to 208 so some water, some muscle.
We'll see at the end of it.
So he's put on 19 or 20 pounds, and do you feel bloated?
A little bit.
So what we're gonna do, we'll give him this and then we're gonna go by how he feels,
but we're gonna change the LGD to another-- or magnalone
to the sarmbolone which is the injectable S23
which when we've seen the-- I guess the progress on those,
typically, you dry out very fast,
and so we're gonna start rotating different ones in so some of that water comes down.
If you still feel bloated, if it's still an issue, we just-- we'll hit you
with a Lasix or Dyazide or even any of them.
Yeah, it's about-- it's about 19 pounds already in like four days.
Zeke, I think the worst adverse reaction he had was psychological.
At the same time. Okay.
In the beginning, he was excited to take injections.
By the end of the experiment,
he's afraid of injections 'cause some of the injections went badly.
Certain of the experimental compounds that we had him use,
some of them hurt, some of them burn.
After he had a few painful shots, he became deathly afraid of needles
to where he can't even inject himself
because his body's own self defense mechanism says no.
So the-- the worst side effect he had is that now he has a psychological fear of needles
so he almost has like a panic attack whenever there's a needle around him.
MC, you can party.
Sweetie, the car key...
-I'm gonna go up there. -
The iron money.
It's right there.
She filled up.
She has.
Did you guys know her?
Yeah. - Yeah.
Friends? - How much it can hurt?
Smile!
I grew up thinking America was the most amazing country in the world,
and America is not what I thought it was.
Now, I still want America to be the most amazing country in the world.
That's one of the reasons I'd spent time here.
That's one of the reasons I do content and speak to Americans is to try to open their mind.
I could just run away completely from America, ignore America, pretend it doesn't exist.
Unfortunately, America is a very nosy country.
It's like the world police.
No matter what country you go into, America is doing something to affect that country.
It's very difficult to change America, but unfortunately if I want to change the world,
I also have to go through America because of its influence on the rest of the world.
And I want to prevent the current American culture from penetrating
the rest of the world which is to restrict freedom.
Like a champ.
Yeah. -Okay.
Russo, it's time for your shot.
Kenny, it's time for your steroid.
This is so narcissistic to me.
Give me a guy who just wants to bench big weight, and just be a really strong guy,
and just feel good and have great sex.
Fitness narcissism.
He's feeding it into full-blown, pathologic narcissism.
I don't know these people, but they obviously trust him.
I think it's sad.
I mean, I would warn them not to go.
Please stay away. You're gonna-- you're gonna get hurt.
You're taking a risk.
We're gonna use the injectable CBD because we woke up-- I woke up really hangover high.
I'm flabbergasted actually.
I just can't believe he's doing these experiments in America.
Tony, you're not gonna convince me.
Human evolution, you're a bullshit guy.
You're the biggest bullshit guy in the world.
Good idea.
Traditional medicine has no tolerance.
I'm telling you why Tony and other people is so huge in the world
because traditional medicine is not dealing with it.
I was just about to start my second workout of the day,
and I was gonna do chest, but
this shoulder like right here
is so swollen and sore from just screwing up an injection that-
it's like I can't possibly do chest tonight so I'm gonna have to do legs again,
I guess, but yeah, I'm just going into doing these injections.
Just make sure you got that down.
228 pounds, that's with a full stomach pre-workout with my clothes on, 228.
Take-- I'll take these on, 231.4.
Up 252.8.
Allow your air passages to be normal.
Right, right, here you go.
Two, three, four, five.
Definitely tired. We even slept a lot last night.
Thanks to IGF-1, level is going up.
Definitely been overtraining in the last couple of days which is the goal of what we're doing,
but it puts our bodies so depleted that we just want sleep.
We all started to get a lot of water retention especially me
like in my ankles and my feet with edema.
Nice.
Okay.
Ten, drop a weight.
Boom.
Very high volume compared to what we were doing.
It's just very hard for me to breathe with all this new weight added.
All right. And then going into the vial, okay,
so we're filling two vials, and then a measuring cup.
What are you injecting?
-Why are you nervous? - I am your assistant.
I'm the nurse assistant to you.
It's-- well, I always-- I-- I don't like the blood coming out.
I like putting things in my body, but the blood coming out is a whole other story.
Oh, that was good though.
-You ready? - Okay, relax.
-Oh, wow, okay. -Okay?
Yep. - No?
Just relax and turn here. - Okay.
The biggest concern that I have, and it might be a problem, we're going to get my heart tested
to see whether I've got cardiomegaly or whether my heart has actually enlarged.
The more muscle that I put on, the harder it is for me to breathe,
the more pressure I feel on my chest, the harder my heart has to work,
and these compounds that I'm using that build muscle
also have the potential risk of growing my heart.
With American medicine is-- you go to the doctor and you say I think I have an enlarged heart,
and the doctor says, well, have you had a heart attack? No, I haven't had a heart attack.
Okay. Well, then we can't test your heart.
Fortunately, that's the way it is in America.
If you want real medical care, if you want preventative medical care,
you have to go through a doctor that trusts you not to sue them.
So I'm gonna have to use one of my insider doctors,
and unfortunately the culture of Western medicine is not preventative.
It's only to treat a disease after it happened.
I'm gonna-- here. One more. - Just--
There's one last.
Push it gently. Push it.
Yeah.
And pull up.
You know what's weird?
I'm gonna drain his blood. - Yeah. Okay.
Dude, these gloves.
They're like platypus.
-You see-- you see it? It's getting stuck. -Platypus.
Haven't heard that in a while.
Okay. We-- we-- I'm cold so the veins were small and Trevor's hands are a little shaky
so we need a big vein so there's less places we can miss or go through the vein.
So we found a big vein and we-- we used the tourniquet
and now the vein is popping so it's a big target.
So we should be able to nail it this time.
Vivian, come over just in case we need you.
Pull the blood out of me.
Get in slow.
-Okay. -Just slow.
Pull the blood out. It's okay if there's air, just keep pulling.
Isn't that why you wanna push it out of the tube?
When you're pulling, you're pulling back.
Just whatever you do, don't push in.
Okay.
Just pull even if-- - I'm not pushing in.
Look at that.
We have blood.
No, we ran out of-- - I think there are--
Okay. That's good enough.
Tough skin.
All right.
So we got enough?
We're gonna draw some in them.
Let's see.
Oh, a little bit.
Is that enough?
One of the most stressful things is baby mama, and I know I cause her a lot of stress too,
but, you know, when you're with someone and they just really know how to get under your skin,
they can say just one word that can really get to you.
But I'm a polygamous, I believe I should have, and what makes me happy
is having multiple women, and she's monogamous.
And it's still very hard for her to accept, and she tries hard, and I try to compromise.
I compromise a lot because I actually want, you know,
four women living with me and they don't.
Or I only-- right now as of this moment only she's living with me.
I love him, but recently the love, it's covered by disappointment.
I don't know if I call it polygamous to me and now he's not married.
So to me it's like all of us is his girlfriend.
The way I interpret polygamy is like you have to be married,
but none of us is not married to him.
Most of the polygamous relationships I'm having right now were developed
before Dr. Tony Hughes ever came out at the scene,
and back then I wouldn't tell a girl on day one that, hey, I've got all these other girlfriends.
I would let them know I was dating, but I wouldn't let them know the level of connection
I had to other girls because I didn't wanna scare them off.
I would let-- I would ease them into it after I gave them the full experience of me
so after we made love, after I took them on a trip,
to let them know what's possible in a relationship with me.
So I would show the woman that I could fully satisfy all of their needs,
and then I would be more honest with them about what else I'm doing behind the scenes.
It was so hard to accept at the beginning, right, because I'm pregnant.
I'm pregnant with our daughter, and I love him, and he kept saying the words
that the women wants to hear, and you believe him that, you know, you believe
whatever he says knowing that he would change for you later on but...
What really changed when I became Dr. Tony Hughes,
and my life became even more public is I started attracting more women
that were okay with polygamy from the beginning, that even wanted polygamy,
and that's what I prefer,
and I've become increasingly lazy as the opportunities increase.
So as it becomes easier and easier for me to get women, I become less and less willing
to put the effort in to getting and keeping the women.
So now it's to the point where I just really prefer to have one main girlfriend
that experiences everything with me,
and that girlfriend manages the other women
so that I don't have to deal with anything other than having fun with them,
and that's another project and experiment underway.
Day six, just got home from work
and it wasn't as bad as yesterday,
but pretty bad as far as fatigue is concerned.
I asked him to up my dose, they did,
didn't realize that maybe that's the reason why there's so much fatigue.
My word of advice if anybody's gonna be doing a blast like this,
just-- just take two weeks off of work.
Don't-- don't put yourself through this.
It's just too tiring. You need 8 to 12 hours of sleep every night,
and with a normal work schedule it's just not possible.
Oh, we've just got started.
Just got started, already tired.
So tired and hot.
I'm drained.
We're not done yet. -Oh, fuck.
Almost.
Started pushing myself more, and so I got a little shaky, lightheaded, and nauseous,
so came inside to get some-- get some fluids in me, something to eat to hopefully
calm down a little bit, and get a little bit more relaxed so we can
get back out there and finish the workout.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
-This is I guess day seven but
today was kind of a break day, much needed.
I'm-- so much inflammation, just fatigue, could barely keep up.
I got a ganglion cyst here from the injections I guess so that's fun.
It's painful, but whatever.
So yeah, this bloating is gonna go down a little bit by tomorrow.
This is the final stretch.
Getting that food in after sleep.
Day seven, so I weighed in at 224 pounds again.
I don't really think I can gain weight. I don't think I'm eating enough.
Tony ate the most yesterday, and he actually lost weight.
I had a lot of water retention yesterday.
I had edema on my ankle so the swelling of the ankles, and I talked to Trevor about it,
and he gave me a Lasix which helped tremendously.
I feel night and day different with my energy level this morning.
Don't worry about it.
So I weighed in this morning at 250 pounds flat.
Got the blood sugar, it was a little high.
My blood pressure was better than it's actually been any of the other days.
Everything's been good, feel good, water retention is kind
of starting to come back a little bit.
All right. Three, two, one.
So Ryan's protocol was very similar to Kenny K.O.'s protocol.
They experienced very similar side-effects because all the other variables being similar
so they would both get water retention but to varying degrees,
and when they started getting water retention then we know we've got to pull
some of that water off 'cause it's not healthy to have that much water,
but so we would have them take diuretics as needed at certain times.
We would change their sodium intake at certain times depending on that,
but the gear protocol remains similar.
Today we have a very special podcast.
Got my boy Tony Hughes in the house.
You are the-- the Enhanced Athlete CEO, so let's hear it from you.
So Generation Iron produced the first enhanced movie, and it went really good,
much better than they expected because in the past their movies
all centered around a famous fitness celebrity.
And in this movie, you had me who's not really the celebrity level of these
Olympia champion bodybuilders.
I think the biggest threat to America is censorship,
and not just censorship, not just blocking our access to information
where America makes something that's actually not popular
seem very popular in order to make it popular.
It's-- it's undue influence on people.
It's attempt to control the facts, manipulating the facts
so that people think they're making their decisions based on the actual facts
when they're making decisions based on false information.
It's not the government itself.
It's the people who have the most influence over the government.
The government is just a tool.
Generally speaking, I think the American government is the most dangerous entity,
and the most powerful tool in the world.
'Cause the bigger the government gets, I think the bigger risk we have.
When the government is actively trying to restrict our freedom
and control us then I think we need to minimize the government.
If the government were here to protect our freedom,
I wouldn't mind the government getting larger.
Unfortunately, I think the future of the world is going to be that these superpowers
and the governments become so large,
there is nowhere to escape to, and they will make all the decisions for us.
And I try to fall asleep, but the AC broke up here as you can-- you can tell.
It's very hot, but, yeah, that-- that wasn't a good sleep.
This is a pre-workout.
I'm only doing 5 units of growth, 5 units of insulin.
My body is worn down more than these guys.
They're doing 10 units of growth, 10 units insulin.
Now, we put these in the syringe pile.
So it's become hard for the audience to find what is the authentic and real-time
information that's coming from me or the other athletes that I work with
because it's like a moving target.
I keep getting censored, and then I've got to pop up a profile
or a channel somewhere else,
but unfortunately when you spread content over multiple channels,
it's not able to grow, but I'm still there.
I'm still findable on all of it.
I just have to be very careful what I publish.
I'm definitely being watched very closely, and I get censored still very frequently
so anything I post that anybody could even remotely interpret as positive
reinforcement for steroids or encouraging people to use steroids gets censored.
I have to choose my words very carefully.
I have to hope that the audience is smart enough that when I say something
they're reading between the lines to understand the truth
because I'm doing my absolute best to get the information out.
I'm limited by the censorship though.
I think about quitting every single day.
By the end of every single day, I am so exhausted.
I always ask myself why am I doing this?
Why am I putting myself out there? I'm putting my neck out there to be cut.
For my own selfish reasons, I shouldn't do any of this,
but then what happens is I wake up in the morning, oftentimes what'll happen
is I'll read a message from a fan, and it'll be about how I impacted someone else
or how much they appreciate the information, or offering me information
because they watched some of my content and they had something to add so I can learn from them,
and I get the motivation back again.
So every day is a-- is a roller coaster.
Kenny K.O. is getting the final DEXA scan to see exactly how much muscle mass we put on
over the seven-day body transformation.
In one week, Kenny gained 16.9 pounds of lean mass, and lost 0.9 pounds of fat,
almost one pound of fat.
That goes to show that he could have eaten more food,
but most of all he would have gained
more muscle and lost more fat if he would have trained harder.
The thing about Kenny is I did not realize how famous he was
amongst young fitness enthusiasts,
and when we would go to the gym he would get swarmed by fans.
He had probably 10 fans on average to come up to him.
If you spend four minutes with each fan, there goes the whole workout time,
so he spent more time in the gym talking to fans than he-- than he did training.
If he wants to get serious about training, he's gonna have to find a way
to isolate an hour of time where he can train without distraction.
Kenny's transformation was a success.
I just think it could have been a lot more of a success
if he ate more food and trained harder.
Ryan Russo's transformation was a huge success.
In one week, he gained 24. 3 pounds of lean mass, and gained 1.8 pounds of fat.
Now, that's good that he gained a little bit of fat.
That's an indication that he actually ate enough calories,
though, with Ryan Russo his training was on point.
He ate enough food and I think that's why he had some of the most impressive results
because he also had the least amount of side effects.
I think the biggest side effect is he was absolutely exhausted,
and I think that exhaustion did interfere,
and he could have trained harder if he wasn't exhausted.
The interesting thing about Molly is she had no mind-muscle connection-
even though she's worked out in the past,
she did not know how to connect to the muscle.
We actually had to train her how to train during this process.
This is like a girl that had no idea how to work out properly,
and so we're teaching her how to work out while we're doing this transformation.
She gained 11.7 pounds of lean mass and she lost 2.3 pounds of fat.
To lose 2. 3 pounds of fat already being thin is pretty remarkable
while gaining muscle unheard of.
We started out with a white girl, flat ass,
and afterwards she actually has an ass and it's an ass she's so proud of.
She now has to go out and buy new clothes to fit her new ass.
Zeke's results were shockingly successful.
He gained 36 pounds of lean mass and he lost 3.2 pounds of fat.
I was absolutely shocked when I saw the results.
I wasn't sure whether he gained fat or muscle.
He didn't train that hard.
He didn't train as often as he should have.
So if anything this experiment shows, you can actually minimize working out
by maximizing the chemistry, and actually get better results.
Part of me was hoping that Zeke's experiment would fail,
and if the experiment was successful
then it would prove that the chemistry was more important than the training
which discourages me from wanting to train.
I didn't want the chemistry to be so successful that training became almost obsolete.
What's depressing is that someday training is not gonna be necessary for muscle growth.
You are gonna be able to take a pill, and have an incredible physique,
and when that happens it's gonna be a really sad day.
I didn't realize we were that far along with the chemistry.
If that's what we can do now, then we're only a few years away from doing something even bigger
than that to the point where someone could train once a week and have an incredible physique.
Now, we're getting-- now we're launching off to the absolute ludicrous.
The people that I know-- the guys that I know take steroids because they love to train.
They wanna train harder. They wanna get stronger.
They wanna bench more.
They take steroids 'cause they wanna love them. They wanna use those steroids.
What are you talking about? Taking steroids and not going to the gym, sitting on your couch.
This isn't-- this is just all part of their-- their craziness.
Sorry Vlad, I'm not a scientist on this.
This is just fucking-- this is a fucking clown.
Fucking, and this guy is a-- this guy is just a complete buffoon.
My overall thoughts and opinions on the transformations we've been doing,
I've been pretty-- pretty negative.
What seems to be the bottleneck is that we have thousands of people begging-
begging to do this, but what ends up happening is we haven't had a single person
go through with it and give their all.
We had Ryan Russo who is probably our best candidate,
but still it's-- you look at boot camp.
People in boot camp are up at five in the morning, at zero hour,
and they're not in bed till about nine, ten o'clock, and they're regimented,
and they follow it, and they can do it themselves.
Everyone just sees the drugs.
The part where everyone lacks-- sleep is, you know, probably a lot of people's,
but the biggest is they can't eat enough.
That's for damn sure 'cause everyone leans out, and they lose too much fat
if you're looking at it, but it's the training.
When you go to the gym and you want a result, you're supposed to do anything
you can do to get to that result.
You're putting all these drugs in your system for what? That is not there.
The training is not there anymore.
No one trains hard.
If you look at Branch Warren and these guys, say what you want about their forum,
have you seen anyone train like that? Why do you think they're professional?
His genetics aren't fucking good.
His genetics are terrible, but he makes use of them and he trains hard
and guess what? He got there. That's been our bottleneck from day one.
Like Ronnie says, everybody wants to be a bodybuilder
but now it's-- nobody just wants to train.
Time to check in.
So interesting thing about this show is you check in the day of the competition which I-
I really like, saves an extra trip.
So I originally decided to do the July 4th Muscle Beach competition because
National Geographic contacted me and they wanted to do a steroid documentary
and feature some certain scenes in it, and it was after I finished the transformation
so I thought, why not see what this new muscle that I built
looks like on stage? How fast I can trim this down?
You got it? - Yeah, right there, right?
This is-- this.
-Yeah, that's it right there. -Now, tell me when...
Number one.
You're gonna watch out.
-Lee Priest. -Oh, fucking hell.
It keeps getting better and better.
Hey-- hey, Lee. Hey, Lee, I thought you're just on TRT.
What's-- what do you got behind your ear here? What's that? What's behind your ears?
He just popped it out.
The only thing is it's used. You've already used the fucking thing.
I thought you can still use it.
Here we go. That's your fucking tenth-- tenth one today.
Tenth one today.
What happened to the 20 pounds in 30 day one?
Well, the first guy Akaash gained 25 pounds in 10 days, decided--
Of muscle? Of muscle?
Some water, of course.
-Yes. -Of course there's fucking water.
I can gain 20 pounds in one day from water--
So then he decided he got too big and decided he didn't want to do it anymore
so he still maintained that body weight though.
He did hold the-- a large amount of-- a lot of muscle.
But the title said 20 pounds of muscle.
Yeah.
No water.
I would say that water inside the muscle is muscle.
Is water in the muscle.
Muscle is 70% water anyway.
That's like saying my cock in a vagina who-- vagina now is a cock.
It's not a cock just because-- just 'cause it's in there doesn't change it, does it?
If we made a list of all the things that goes into building muscle,
and people are over emphasizing one item on the list which is the anabolics,
I agree, so that's-- that's why what I do is actually take less anabolics--
-Yeah. -but I take more things like growth hormone--
-Uh-huh. -insulin, things that cause more inflammation in the muscle.
- All these little weird chemistry. -The set.
Yeah. Exactly.
It worked, but then it's like the ones that even if they do, 'cause they're guys
taking the growth hormones in and then other drugs and they still can't get there
so I hate to see those other people waste their life all dreaming
the dream and training at the health, and people like training.
Look, if you can troubleshoot though and you can isolate which part of their chemistry
is the bottleneck, and then fix that--
But pretty much all the ones I know have taken and they should
have counted all their bases.
-Aside that approach, yeah. -Exactly.
Okay. The-- yeah, I-- I agree that when we get someone all the right chemistry
and they're do-- that they should be making gains
and they don't, we look closer at it.
-Oftentimes, diet and training are missing. -Mm-hmm.
That's true. You can only--
I've met Lee Priest a number of times at different expos.
His main criticism is that-- how do I say-- he's a dinosaur.
His knowledge, his opinions, his values and stuff are from about 25 years ago,
and he hasn't really learned anything new, or opened his mind to anything else.
Let me write you up a proper training program, and I'll write you up a proper cycle.
I don't think you can do it though.
It's only 400 milligrams a week of test.
Oh, wow. Yeah.
You take that in a day, so--
He figured out what works for him, and that's it.
He has amazing genetics, and he's against all these experimental compounds
because the basics work just fine.
I agree the basics work fine.
If you look at the bodybuilders from 25 years ago, they look great.
The difference is they worked their ass off.
People don't work that hard anymore.
I don't wanna work that hard.
Instead of using the protocols from 20 years ago,
I would rather use something that can build more muscle
in a shorter period of time with less work, and he doesn't understand that.
I'm not saying Lee Priest is not intelligent, but I am saying that he's stopped learning.
My goal is to never stop learning.
Sadly, young kids just wanna pump as much shit in themselves as they can.
They don't give a fuck about the science. They just wanna get big.
So if they see someone saying these are what I take, it's how I get big in it,
that's what I wanna do.
They don't care about science, and this, and shit.
They don't care if they die having them.
Well, if you take that much, you're gonna die.
We lose or fucking die big is like, that's a dumb attitude to have. So--
One thing that made me famous on YouTube was the fast competition preps.
I wanted to find shortcuts through manipulating the chemistry,
figure out how can I get the same progress of seven-week transformation in 10 days,
15 days, 8 days.
This time I chose 8 days which gave me about six days of fat loss,
and two days to lose the water on my body.
It's sort of how it's divided up.
The body can make changes incredibly quickly so long as you're tricking the body
over a short period of time.
As soon as the body catches on and tries to bring you back to homeostasis then you lost.
You can no longer do extreme things with your body.
-I think-- -Hopefully we can get enough.
--a Snickers bar is pretty safe. Everywhere has that, right?
Just get-- just get whatever.
Snickers bar is a fave choice.
I went into the 10-day prep with my metabolism totally crashed, my body trying to recover
and rebalance my brain chemistry, being dehydrated, depleted of electrolytes,
and then trying to go into what I used to do which is an extreme competition prep,
and it just wrecked me.
So what I ended up doing is pretty much just not doing a prep at all,
just kind of regaining my health, and then pretty much just walking on stage.
The problem was that I had done an experiment right before the 10-day prep
that resulted in me vomiting for 48 hours.
Similar to food poisoning, there's actually an overdose on DMAA.
Yeah, I put 2-- took 2. 5 grams of a white powder
that I thought was hyaluronic acid, but it ended up being something else.
And 2.5 grams of a different ingredient could be a lot, you know,
things like nootropics can be measured in-- in very small milligrams,
but I feel dizzy but-- but not like I couldn't walk.
Actually, I feel dizzy to the point where if I-- I could get a little nauseous,
but it's not like things are spinning.
If I look straight, everything stays still.
Wow! I think I am gonna throw up.
I think I should through probably.
Baking soda will force you to throw up.
Do you have any baking soda?
You should throw up.
I think my body knows that I should be trying to get rid of it.
You should throw up.
Your body is telling you to throw up so throw up.
I've got some baking soda too for all of that.
But remember guys I'm on insulin so make me drink sugar if I do throw up too much food.
Drink the orange juice.
Ten units Novolin R.
Okay.
Oh, when did you take that?
Thirty minutes ago.
There's no free lunch.
Every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction.
Somewhere where Tony started was I think a good place.
He's gone way too far, and now he's criminal, and he's dangerous.
He's killing young men.
It's very seductive.
Who doesn't wanna be big? He's gonna end up in a bad place, a very bad place.
I really hate throwing up so I'm trying not to. I don't wanna throw up.
It all comes down to that 24 hours before the stage.
The water intake, the glucose intake, the sugar carbohydrates intake.
I have some tricks up my sleeves,
but I'm definitely gonna come in at a higher body fat
than most the other guys on stage.
Every hour my body is gonna change the way it looks,
and I'm gonna have to adjust based on that.
So I'll have about 10 things on hand ready to use at my disposal
to manipulate the way my body looks at that last minute.
Third place goes to competitor number 38, Diego Currier.
Go, Diego!
Second place, Doc Tony Hughes.
Yeah!
I got second place in heavyweight bodybuilding,
and first place competitor was amazing.
Far better conditioning than me. He was prepared.
He was shredded. He had no body fat.
I probably had more body fat than anyone else on stage,
but my posing is decent, but I did pretty good.
I felt clutching it, like I do well under pressure, and I enjoy the challenge.
Nearly, all the criticism I see of what I do or who I am
is because they lack an understanding of why I do what I do,
or how I arrive at the decisions that I arrive at.
Whenever I'm able to talk to someone in person, even if they're the most critical
person, by the time the conversation is over, they get it.
They understand like, oh, that's why you live this way.
That's why you have those beliefs.
I'm 36 years old.
It's very rare for a 36-year-old to have been through the amount of things
that I've been through to lead me to the decisions I make today.
If you talk to someone who is more around 75 years old who had lived a really full life,
they would probably understand a lot better than a 20-year-old, 25-year-old especially
someone who is closed-minded, who hasn't travelled the world, who hasn't experienced
different culture, different people, different chemistry, different states of mind.
Once someone experiences all of that,
they'll have a much better understanding of how I arrived at the way I live my life.
I figure that if I continue experimenting on myself and discovering new compounds,
or even life philosophies, or different ways of living, and then I share that knowledge
with other people, and they find something in it that benefits them,
then they will also embrace freedom which means I've got more people
supporting freedom and against restricting our freedom
which makes the world a better place for me, my children in the future, and everybody around me.
And then pre-workout wise, I was at my local supplement shop.
Apparently, this has DMHA and it's called Broken Arrow by REPP Sports.
To the owner of REPP Sports, what is this garbage label?
This is-- what is this? And it doesn't taste that good.
Here we go.
Here we go. Upgraded outfit. This should help us on our quest
because Senor Tony Grande is now here.
How much can you-- 'cause remember the-- if you were to actually get the surgery
in South America, they'd be injecting like--
Thirty.
Come on, Tony, hit the target. Let's go.
Three, four, five, six, seven.
On post-workout with my first bite of food.
Now, I'm gonna chase the hypo with a whole bunch of sushi rice.
-Because if at that level of insulin even though-- -Yeah.
-it's not really high, is when you combine that with training-- -Yeah.
-that's enough to go hypoglycemic and pass out. -Yeah.
I'm super sensitive in general.
Yeah.
Yeah, it looks like they've got a new kid.
Okay. Where are you? I'm at the gym now so you can bring Trevor to us.
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