Jay Campbell

She was like, yeah. We didn't have any kids at the time. So she was like, yeah, let's do it. And so sure enough, he sent me the shots. It was therapeutic testosterone, like 60, 70 milligrams a shot, three shots a week. And I started taking it. And he was exactly right. Like seven or eight weeks later, I felt like a new man, dude. I mean, I was literally private pile, reborn again hard.

She was like, yeah. We didn't have any kids at the time. So she was like, yeah, let's do it. And so sure enough, he sent me the shots. It was therapeutic testosterone, like 60, 70 milligrams a shot, three shots a week. And I started taking it. And he was exactly right. Like seven or eight weeks later, I felt like a new man, dude. I mean, I was literally private pile, reborn again hard.

And I went to see him. I went to see him. And he was like, OK, I'm going to take you off. I was like, whoa, whoa. I'm not coming off this, like this is life changing. So at that point, I just became this like, you know, voracious student of testosterone, hormones, you know, underground performance enhancement. Peptides was like three or four years later when Ipamrelin came into the scene.

And I went to see him. I went to see him. And he was like, OK, I'm going to take you off. I was like, whoa, whoa. I'm not coming off this, like this is life changing. So at that point, I just became this like, you know, voracious student of testosterone, hormones, you know, underground performance enhancement. Peptides was like three or four years later when Ipamrelin came into the scene.

And so I just became this like super student. And at that time, Dylan, you remember it was everything on the Internet was first off. The Internet then was was was curated. It was only people like me and you. There were no fucking retards on the Internet. It was really smart people sharing awesome information and nobody used their real name. You remember those days we all had handles. Right.

And so I just became this like super student. And at that time, Dylan, you remember it was everything on the Internet was first off. The Internet then was was was curated. It was only people like me and you. There were no fucking retards on the Internet. It was really smart people sharing awesome information and nobody used their real name. You remember those days we all had handles. Right.

So it's like I learned from amazing, super smart bros and chicks. who were really just down this path of biohacking themselves, real OG biohackers. And so I learned about peptides, I learned about therapeutic hormones. About 11 years passed and a lot of my people in my inner circle were just like, hey dude, you know so much about therapeutic hormones, you need to write a book on this.

So it's like I learned from amazing, super smart bros and chicks. who were really just down this path of biohacking themselves, real OG biohackers. And so I learned about peptides, I learned about therapeutic hormones. About 11 years passed and a lot of my people in my inner circle were just like, hey dude, you know so much about therapeutic hormones, you need to write a book on this.

And obviously I had a very impressive physique. And so whenever people would ask me, by the way, you know, you look great. What do you do? I'd say, oh, I use therapeutic testosterone. And at that point in time, this is like in the mid 2000s, you know, people, mid to late 2000s, people would look at you and be like, steroids. Or they would be like, wow, that's fascinating. Tell me more.

And obviously I had a very impressive physique. And so whenever people would ask me, by the way, you know, you look great. What do you do? I'd say, oh, I use therapeutic testosterone. And at that point in time, this is like in the mid 2000s, you know, people, mid to late 2000s, people would look at you and be like, steroids. Or they would be like, wow, that's fascinating. Tell me more.

And so the fascinating tell me more people kind of won out. And eventually I decided to write a book. This is going, I'm fast forwarding now to about 14 years later in 2012. And I reached out to Rick Collins, who's a friend of both of us. And I said, hey, Rick, like, and he didn't know me from that. I mean, I was a nobody.

And so the fascinating tell me more people kind of won out. And eventually I decided to write a book. This is going, I'm fast forwarding now to about 14 years later in 2012. And I reached out to Rick Collins, who's a friend of both of us. And I said, hey, Rick, like, and he didn't know me from that. I mean, I was a nobody.

I was at that time, my wife and I owned a residential real estate team still in Southern California. And we were modestly successful. But, you know, I had written a white paper because I'd known so much about testosterone and I sent it to him in an email and the guy, you know, being Rick, he's such an amazing guy. He didn't know me and didn't have to, but he responded right away.

I was at that time, my wife and I owned a residential real estate team still in Southern California. And we were modestly successful. But, you know, I had written a white paper because I'd known so much about testosterone and I sent it to him in an email and the guy, you know, being Rick, he's such an amazing guy. He didn't know me and didn't have to, but he responded right away.

And I asked him, I said, what would happen if somebody like me, who's not a non-medically licensed person. would write a book on therapeutic testosterone. What would be the risks? And so he emailed me back. And first off, he said, hey, your white paper, because I had a position paper, it was like six or seven pages, is really good. This is impressive. He says, but I got to be honest with you.

And I asked him, I said, what would happen if somebody like me, who's not a non-medically licensed person. would write a book on therapeutic testosterone. What would be the risks? And so he emailed me back. And first off, he said, hey, your white paper, because I had a position paper, it was like six or seven pages, is really good. This is impressive. He says, but I got to be honest with you.

There's a chance that you could get in trouble if a senator decided to go after you and looked into you and found out that you were using, you know, underground testosterone or whatever, then, you know, it could be a case against you. So he kind of scared me, but it was just typical legal talk.

There's a chance that you could get in trouble if a senator decided to go after you and looked into you and found out that you were using, you know, underground testosterone or whatever, then, you know, it could be a case against you. So he kind of scared me, but it was just typical legal talk.

At the same time, I sent the same white paper to Nelson Virgil, who is the author of Testosterone, A Man's Guide. And then Rick, not Rick, but Bill Llewellyn, the guy that wrote the Anabolic Steroid Handbooks. Never heard from Bill until years later, but about four months later – and by the way, I shut it down as soon as Rick said what he said.

At the same time, I sent the same white paper to Nelson Virgil, who is the author of Testosterone, A Man's Guide. And then Rick, not Rick, but Bill Llewellyn, the guy that wrote the Anabolic Steroid Handbooks. Never heard from Bill until years later, but about four months later – and by the way, I shut it down as soon as Rick said what he said.