A fine figure of a man - or a silly vain old fool? Testosterone supplements anyone?

flicketyb
ana - isnt it amazing what a bit of airbrushing can achieve in terms of making a body look less wrinkly. (I was referring to the pic on the billboard ad)
gracemum
I'm a bit bemused - how is this any different to any bodybuilder taking hormones to bulk up their muscles - except that this one has got a commercial thing going.
As the article says - there are always health risks.

Sorry, got the name wrong, Michael Mosley

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01cywtq

Oh, couldn't agree more, Gracesmum!

Gosh this is a hard one (no reference to the Viagra thread)
Is he a silly vain old fool or is he a silly vain old fool? who is he kidding? My vote is for silly vain old fool.

"Take what you want" say the gods. "Take, and pay for it."

Somehow this disturbs me; not so much the keeping fit etc, but the excessiveness of it all.

Think I'll keep Theseus the way he is. Well, not the way he is right now ( on crutches etc) but normally is!

30 seconds! Is there a link?!

I have yet to see a 40 year old that looked so old. I would say he was in his late 60s.

Think of all the exciting interesting things he could be doing with his life if he wasnt spending all his time nurturing his rather revolting looking body.

Dr Michael Horsley (he of the Intermittent Fasting (5:2) diet was on Horizon last week showing how to keep fit with about 30 seconds of intense activity a day. makes much more sense to me.

I'm not sure he's doing too well actually. Is it normal to have varicose veins in your arms?

Ooh! Ana's picture looks a bit weird. Why do all those veins stand out like that? Is that good or not?

I don't know the ins and outs of testosterone replacement, but you can't fault him for keeping fit. I think his bod looks good tbh.

And here he is in pensive mood (and looking a bit more wrinkly, I have to say...)

Dr Life in moody pose