Liver King still looks chiseled and it's supposedly 58 days in the wild!

Influencer Liver King, by his own name Brian Johnson has quickly become a talked about topic in the fitness community. In a recent story posted on Instagram, Johnson boasted about his insanely worked out physique while declaring that he stopped taking steroids 58 days ago.

The Liver King has gained attention for his massive physique and unique approach to eating through social media. Johnson promotes an ancestral lifestyle based on nine principles, which include eating raw meat and organs. His celebrity status skyrocketed after several clips of him eating raw meat went viral. Forty-five-year-old Johnson faced accusations of steroid use for most of last year based on his chiseled physique. Well-known UFC commentator, Joe Rogan made an appearance on his podcast and was convinced that Johnson has "a f**k full of steroids". He also thought Johnson was using a ruse on people and didn't believe his message.

Johnson has vigorously refuted these allegations in numerous podcast appearances. The truth finally came out when PEDs (performance enhancing drugs) expert Derek of MPMD published a revelation refuting Johnson's "natural" status. As evidence, he provided leaked emails showing Liver King's alleged steroid cycle and his blood tests. Johnson confessed to using the device shortly thereafter and later admitted to misleading his supporters.

"For the record, there are three wild beasts in the photo. The dog and the caveman have a lot in common...Together we have become the most vicious predators on the planet by getting down to business... by taking massive action and dominating our environment... and above all, by honoring our duty to protect and defend each other.

Our relationship is ancient and enduring... which reminds me... do you bond daily with your furry beasts?"

Liver King shares current form after 58 days off steroids

After admitting to the steroids, Liver King was sued for $25 million by a disgruntled consumer in New York. The customer claimed that Johnson's "dangerous and life-threatening diet" had resulted in adverse health effects in some of them. Internet sensation Bradley Martyn last month reignited some of the most notorious debates about whether he is "natty or not." Based on their alleged steroid use, he compared Johnson to fitness icon Mike O'Hearn. So let's see how this fighter goes from here!

Source: fitnessvolt.com