TOM PRINCE THEN AND NOW

[negaburn9]

WTF happened?!

He stopped the drug abuse.

 

[Aliendogstar]

My training partner used it pretty bad but it got worse when he got used to it and went to harder drugs.

Is this the same guy that stole from you?

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[AshopRep]

My training partner used it pretty bad but it got worse when he got used to it and went to harder drugs.

Prolly turned him into a douche too huh.

 

[Simpllyhuge]

Good interview

 

[Growm0re]

If you dig deep enough in the older editions of a FLEX mag his whole story is there.

The story is real, no sugar coating, but takes a "cover up" side turn real quickly in the he article.

What I mean is that he discusses "the look on the nurses face as she writes almost a full page of drugs I was using" and that her and or the doctors shake their head and say this can't be the reason his kidneys were fried.

The article blames the issue of his kidneys specifically on painkillers and Tylenol.

Again, the article is pretty straight forward and blunt, but I have a difficult time believing his kidneys were fried due to Tylenol and painkillers.

However, that may really be what happened so who am I to judge give an opinion.

He was a great dude, crazy strength, and had brutal hamstrings for ten plus years ago.


It's definitely in a flex or md article.

 

[wukillabee]

If you dig deep enough in the older editions of a FLEX mag his whole story is there.

The story is real, no sugar coating, but takes a "cover up" side turn real quickly in the he article.

What I mean is that he discusses "the look on the nurses face as she writes almost a full page of drugs I was using" and that her and or the doctors shake their head and say this can't be the reason his kidneys were fried.

The article blames the issue of his kidneys specifically on painkillers and Tylenol.

Again, the article is pretty straight forward and blunt, but I have a difficult time believing his kidneys were fried due to Tylenol and painkillers.

However, that may really be what happened so who am I to judge give an opinion.

He was a great dude, crazy strength, and had brutal hamstrings for ten plus years ago.


It's definitely in a flex or md article.

If any of it's true i bet it's a lot more to do with "painkillers" and not tylenol. I can see taking a couple tylenol here and there for high BP headaches he probably had but don't see that frying someone's kidneys with some oral AAS thrown in. I'm sure many here do this. I bet it's the "painkillers" which they don't specify exactly what painkillers as there are so many and potent as well. Who knows what painkillers and what dosages he used of them as this seems a hell of a lot more abused in bbing then tylenol ever would be. Add some rec drugs and drinking to the mix, not good for any human being.

 

[AshopRep]

I remember the article and he said it was the painkillers that did him in.