Steroid

[laughs]

And Lee yelled, and then Lee Free yells back, then Lee Free yells back, "Steroids!"

He did.

Did he really? Did he really?

If I have a boy, then more than likely that's it." [laughs]

[laughs]

'Cause, 'cause you know what's funny? When Joe was on stage and he goes, "Hi, Lee." And then the people turn around and look, and I just look back and go, "Steroids" and keep walking.

[laughs]

Amped

up on like- Steroids.

Yeah,

steroids to the point where I was getting notifications all the time.

So obviously I was more interested in the healthy than the osteoarthritic cartilage in this case.

Now, I don't know about you, but I always get a bit worried about injecting anything in kids' joints, be it contrast, Steroids, definitely local anesthetic.

And actually, the authors highlight that much of the literature around the deleterious effect of steroids in articular cartilage is flawed.

And hence, they undertook what they thought was a more robust study, in vitro study on human cartilage.

This is important because Jax's behavior has been publicly discussed in connection with several possible contributing factors.

Bipolar II disorder, PTSD, OCD, cocaine and alcohol use, severe anger, sleep disruption, narcissistic patterns, and reported steroid use.

I explored this complex interaction in my previous episodes, Steroids, Roid Rage, Bipolar Disorder, and Narcissism, a Reality TV Case Study, and Jax Taylor, Narcissism, Substance Abuse, Steroids, and the Psychology Behind the Behavior.

None of these factors can be isolated or confirmed through television footage alone.

Steroids, stimulants, alcohol, withdrawal, inadequate sleep, trauma activation, bipolar symptoms and narcissistic defenses may overlap and intensify one another.

That complexity may have allowed Brittany to continue hoping that if the primary destabilizing ingredient could be identified and treated, the entire relational pattern would change.

However, when substance use decreases and the intimidation, blame shifting, surveillance, humiliation, or coercive behavior reportedly continues, the partner may be forced to reconsider the original explanation.

The 29% rule is by Dr. Ivan Meisner, who is the one who founded is the one that founded BNI.

Giver's Gain, Networking on Steroids, Power Networking, 55 Secrets, Foundational Networking by Frank Agin is not on there, but also one of my favorites, Mingle to Millions, and then Mr. Schmooze is not on there either.

So it's like 30 books.

Here's what I want you to know.

I see it as no different.

Steroids is no different to taking illicit drugs." I said, "So let me get this right.

I'm in a trench with you, a firefight happens, and you've got a guy who's suped up on testosterone ready to go, or you've got a guy that's pinging off his nut, doesn't know what the fuck's going on around him, is party- partying and dancing in the bullets thinking it's rain, and you reckon you'd rather that?" And he was like, "That's exactly what I'm saying." I'm like, "Okay, cool.

This isn't the place for me." [laughs] So yeah, so straight away I got sent home.

And you know what? It was very exciting.

[laughs] Steroids, you know, Steroids.

Yeah, no.

God, I mean, listen, of course-

Others are like, "Well, there's no rule.

I guess I should use steroids.

I have to keep up with these guys." Next thing you know, a higher and higher percentage of the league is using steroids, and you have a full-blown quote, "Steroids era" that has created all kinds of problems in how we view baseball history and all of that stuff.

We won't even go down that rabbit hole, but it's the same thing.

If, if you're not going to put a stop to it, if you're simply gonna say, "Hey, we might get sued so let's, let's agree it's probably not a good idea.

So what you're saying, if I understood, when we are under stress, our body develops the...

Esteroid.

Esteroid is basically

a stress signal.

Exactly.

Stress signal leads to esteroid.

Exactly.

Esteroid leads to immune