Rich Piana allegedly injected himself with silicone!

Rich Piana was a very popular figure in the bodybuilding and fitness industry, unfortunately he passed away at the age of 46 in 2017. Piana had a very successful nutritional supplement company and had a very popular YouTube channel where he posted videos daily. Unfortunately in 2017 Rich had a heart attack, fell to the ground and hit his head. With a lack of oxygen flowing to his brain, doctors put him into a medically induced coma.

Rich made progress and even started breathing on his own, only for his breathing to begin to deteriorate and he was put back on a ventilator until he died. Several months after his death, the official autopsy report suggested that a number of medical problems may have contributed to Rich Piano's death.

Summary of Rich Piana's autopsy

1. Enlarged heart (and "significant heart disease")
2. Mild coronary atherosclerosis, fatty liver
3. Overactive thyroid gland
4. Congested kidneys
5. Discoloured kidneys
6. Ischemic brain tissue (i.e., brain tissue that has lost blood supply)
7. Necrotic brain tissue (i.e. dead cells)
8. Brain edema (swelling)
9. Ascites (accumulation of fluid containing protein in the abdomen)

On the latest edition of RX Muscle's "After Hours," special guest Johnny Bravo revealed never-before-released information about Piana's death. These point to the fact that Piana had allegedly injected himself with silicone, a practice that many people do to enhance certain areas on their bodies, especially their buttocks and breasts. Bravo was surprised that no one has investigated the issue of silicone, which is allegedly one of the main causes of Rich Piana's death, in the last five years.

FDA warns of illegal use of injectable silicone for body contouring and associated health risks (November 13, 2017)

"An important part of our public health mission is our obligation to warn consumers about unapproved products being marketed for medical use that can cause serious harm. We have significant concerns about unsafe injectable silicone sold by unlicensed body contouring providers. We have seen serious adverse effects resulting from products that are sometimes industrial silicone used for these unapproved medical purposes," said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D.

Source: Youtube