Clavicular Says He Started Testosterone at 14, Calls Natural Training a Waste

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 21

Clavicular said on Sean Hannity’s podcast that he began taking testosterone at 14 after deciding natural weightlifting was too slow to deliver the results he wanted.
The fitness influencer, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, said he secretly ordered the drug online, intercepted packages from his family’s mailbox in Hoboken, New Jersey, and hid the use from his parents.
Peters said his parents repeatedly disciplined him and that his public posts about steroid cycles eventually led to his expulsion from university over peptides and steroids.
Medical groups including the Endocrine Society warn that unsupervised testosterone, steroid and peptide use in teenagers can cause stunted growth, cardiovascular strain, liver damage, psychiatric effects and infertility.