Oct 5, 2026 · 59 min · 10 segments
Image and performance enhancing drug use is changing rapidly and it is no longer confined to elite sport or competitive bodybuilding. In today's, Bruce speaks with Dr David Nolan about his new…
David NolanGuest
Bruce WardropHost
[upbeat music] David, how you doing? You are very welcome to the podcast today.
David, uh, the Enhanced Games happened, uh, earlier in the year, and, uh, we both contributed to the conversation discourse around that.
Uh, the Enhanced Games was the, well, what was touted or advertised as, like, the Olympics where performance-enhancing drugs were allowed.
Um, why, where are we now with that? The, the, the Enhanced Games kind of came and went.
It'll be interesting now to see how they kick up their marketing again for, for next year and what kind of things they're, they're proposing.
I happened to be in the US when they were going on, but that was just coincidental.
Um, but interesting, I, I didn't even think I, I thought that speaking out against it might have prevented me getting into the US, 'cause I, I did mention about some of the, the financial backers being Trump Jr. and Peter Thiel, and I was expecting now border control to [laughs] pull up some of my-
Um, I think, a- a- as you and I chatted about, the Enhanced Games, to a certain extent, people missed what it was.
It was, like, they promoted it as the Olympics for performance-enhancing drugs, when in reality, it was a marketing stunt, um, when you look at what the purpose was.
So enhance.com, the company, their aim is to be the biggest supplier and retailer of performance-enhancing drugs, image and performance-enhancing drugs globally.
You go onto their website, you can get the option to get enhanced, as they would say, and you'll have a quick interview or a quick consultation with a doctor, and then they'll ship testosterone, peptides, whatever they want to your, your home, uh, every month for a nice fee.
[upbeat music] David, how you doing? You are very welcome to the podcast today.
David, uh, the Enhanced Games happened, uh, earlier in the year, and, uh, we both contributed to the conversation discourse around that.
Uh, the Enhanced Games was the, well, what was touted or advertised as, like, the Olympics where performance-enhancing drugs were allowed.
Um, why, where are we now with that? The, the, the Enhanced Games kind of came and went.
It'll be interesting now to see how they kick up their marketing again for, for next year and what kind of things they're, they're proposing.
I happened to be in the US when they were going on, but that was just coincidental.
Um, but interesting, I, I didn't even think I, I thought that speaking out against it might have prevented me getting into the US, 'cause I, I did mention about some of the, the financial backers being Trump Jr. and Peter Thiel, and I was expecting now border control to [laughs] pull up some of my-
Um, I think, a- a- as you and I chatted about, the Enhanced Games, to a certain extent, people missed what it was.
It was, like, they promoted it as the Olympics for performance-enhancing drugs, when in reality, it was a marketing stunt, um, when you look at what the purpose was.
So enhance.com, the company, their aim is to be the biggest supplier and retailer of performance-enhancing drugs, image and performance-enhancing drugs globally.
You go onto their website, you can get the option to get enhanced, as they would say, and you'll have a quick interview or a quick consultation with a doctor, and then they'll ship testosterone, peptides, whatever they want to your, your home, uh, every month for a nice fee.
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