Noel King

baseline categories.

The big one was anabolic steroids, which is kind of the big bread and butter and the one that you've probably heard of before.

Stimulants like Adderall, basically day of to help you perform and focus.

Human growth hormone was another big one.

Metabolic modulators, which sort of help with energy and recovery.

And the women were able to take some jugs that helped with hormone therapy.

So I thought that was really interesting.

Yeah.

So this guy named Guido Pieles, he's a cardiologist and a professor at the University College London.

He was the one who heads up the sort of, I'm using air quotes here, independent medical commission, figuring out what the athletes are going to be offered.

And what I found fascinating, what he said, peptides, which are sort of everywhere right now, were off the table.

We will not use them because not enough data has been put out there to say that they're really safe.

And so I thought it was interesting that that's where they decided to draw the line because to my mind, peptides are the thing that everyone wants to buy right now and that they weren't capitalizing on that was really interesting to me.

Yeah, there were all sorts of personal reasons, but the big one was that Enhanced treats this sort of like a normal job for them.

They receive a monthly paycheck.

I was able to fly out to Abu Dhabi and stay at the luxury hotel where a bunch of them were training.

And they basically were able to

wake up, train hard, eat amazing healthy gourmet food, have all the recovery treatments that they wanted, and basically not worry about anything else in life.

They're, I'm just going to say it, they're paying me a lot of money.

I have no shame in saying that.