A bodybuilder who uses steroids asked influencers to tell the truth about athletic drugs

There is a bodybuilder who has stated that his body mass and that his muscles are not natural. It says it's fed up with influencers who don't admit to taking steroids.

Noel Deyzel asked influencers not to deceive the general public on social networks and to stop taking financial advantage of the most vulnerable through training plans. Ask them to be transparent in steroid use.

"It's too common to see lies for sale of workout and diet plans, even supplements. And when these beginners do buy and apply this advice, most of the time it doesn't work how they expect," said Deyzel.

"Too many influencers are chasing money and profiting off of vulnerability," he added.

Dayzel says he is fed up with seeing the free promotion of steroids on social networks, especially on TikTok, for younger audiences and says he is willing to disclose the names of influencers who are taking advantage of his legion of followers.

“The fitness industry has some of the most supportive and good people I've come by, and at the same time, some of the most arrogant, self absorbed people with hidden agendas." 

“The term influence means to have an effect on the character or development of someone," said Deyzel. "Be mindful of who you follow and be careful of who you let influence you."