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Dr Tony Huge and PJ Braun discuss and answer fan questions on #askpjbraun podcast.

Former UFC bantamweight champion T.J. Dillashaw said an extreme weight cut prompted him to use the banned performance-enhancer erythropoietin (EPO) prior to UFC on ESPN+ 1.

In his first interview since he gave up the belt and accepted a two-year suspension, Dillashaw said he began to “crash” as he attempted to move from his usual weight division down to the flyweight class for a title fight with champ Henry Cejudo.

Six weeks before the Jan. 19 fight, Dillashaw said he used the drug Procrit to counteract his lethargy. Procrit, which is used for chemotherapy patients, is the trade name for the compound epoetin alfa, a “man-made version” of human EPO, according to the Mayo Clinic.

Dillashaw said he’d tested his blood and discovered levels of hematocrit – the volume percentage of red blood cells in blood – in the high 30s, which is on the low end for males and indicates approaching anemia.

“I decided to take something I knew I wasn’t allowed to take,” Dillashaw said on the “You’re Welcome” podcast with Bellator fighter and UFC analyst Chael Sonnen. “It is an anemia medication that would help me not only make the weight, but be myself.

“I’m not mad I did it, because I don’t think I could have taken the fight. I’m obviously going to own up that I cheated and got caught. And it’s a rough one. It’s hard not to hate yourself a little bit. I don’t know.”

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We all know about the good bacteria. Fermented foods create millions of colonies of good bacteria in our bodies. In this episode, Cary Nosler discusses how good bacteria can help you live longer and healthier.

Dr Tony Huge thoughts on the  epidemic. 

In this episode dr tony huge and coach trevor discuss their thoughts on fructose. 

Everything starts with an obsession and the rest become history. In this episode, Mark Bell is A world-class powerlifter with a 1,080-pound squat to his credit, Bell,  whose nickname is “Smelly,” first shot to fame as a candid,  larger-than-life trainer in the 2008 hit documentary Bigger, Stronger,  Faster and Dr tony huge discuss the motivation of a lifestyle and belief of the limitless possibility. Everything starts with an obsession and the rest become history.

Ever wonder how you can eat more carbs at the same time reduce calories intake. Cary Nosler explains some of the ways this can be accomplished.

 Cary Nosler has devoted his adult life to help inform people with the information they need to live healthy active lives. He is a health educator, broadcaster and author. As a broadcaster he has interviewed thousands of health experts with expertise in the fields of food, nutritional supplements, exercise and healthy habits.  More that just a reciter of information he has also put that knowledge to work in his own life with a special passion to help older adults avoid the kinds of health issues that diminish their quality of life. He has a special passion for fitness, exercise and body composition as he dispels the myths that we cannot maintain our muscle mass no matter what our age. 

Dr tony huge, Coach Trevor and Coach Tyler discuss a high carb diet as a bulking cycle.

Coach Trevor gives opinion on these three bodybuilding products.