I Drug Tested Andrew Tate - Natty Or Not?

**Derek** (0:00)
I was tagged in this post, since the dawn of time, the Mediocre of Perish, open your eyes before it's too late, and he posts his testosterone levels to prove he's not on steroids or TRT.

**Andrew Tate** (0:10)
I just want to say something to More Plates More Dates. Listen, I have nothing against you. I appreciate the video. I understand that you're an expert in the field, I'm not. But I'm certainly an expert in my own life. And I'm telling you, I ain't taking nothing. Now if anybody doubts me.

**Tristan Tate** (0:24)
Issue with Tate is just a fake netty guy who lies about steroids.

**Tristan Tate** (0:29)
Is Andrew Tate netty or is he not?

**Tristan Tate** (0:30)
Is Andrew Tate on steroids or not? This is why Andrew Tate is on steroids.

**Derek** (0:34)
How is Tate guilty? Is Tate not? Tate's like, you can't give me a drug test. I will take a drug test and I will get $50,000.

**Tristan Tate** (0:39)
We're in the grave of our father. He's never taken a steroid.

**Andrew Tate** (0:43)
They look at me without a shirt on. They're like, wow, you're big. What do you take? You're real. I will offer here right now, we're going to do a $50,000 bet. We'll put the money in escrow and Bitcoin. $50,000 each. And I will do any test you name with any doctor.

**Derek** (1:16)
What's up, guys, Derek, morepolicemoredates.com. Today we're doing a full-blown dissection of upwards of $15,000 worth of blood and urine testing done randomly to drug test Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate. There's been a lot of speculation about Andrew, and if he's on steroids, and there has been for years, as with Tristan. So with Andrew, he's always been in shape, and sometimes he'll post random pictures on Twitter, or wherever he's allowed to be posting at the time, like I guess years ago, it was on Instagram and stuff. Training, he'll get like the oddball pic where he just looks like a goddamn IFBB Pro essentially. And these will cause rampant speculation about if this guy's natural, if he's enhanced. The guy literally went to prison and then came back and still looked pretty yoked. And at some angles, you know, he looks like he could be a fitness model or like a borderline. He looks like he body builds more than a lot of people who are actively trying to gain muscle and just, you know, not seeing the results that look anything resembling that. You know, he's in the Natty or Juice subreddit often getting accusations thrown around with highly engaged threads. Here's another one right here. And this was actually the picture that spurred a post he made, I think, where he was talking about his, or here's a before and after too. Young Andrew Tate physique during his peak athletic career versus old Andrew Tate at 36 After he retired and lives off fast food and pizza, 100% steroids. Those are the before, quite the flattering pic he chose. And the after, looking saucy as him is, buddy. Even recently, this picture got 33 million views. The guy just eating his dinner and circling, you know, some pimples on his arm is what people are thinking.
Spoiler alert, it's called steroids. After responding to the FireBlood page saying how his test levels are over a thousand. At 38, he is surpassing the average 18-year-old in test. So, you know, this post got tons of engagement. 33 million views, 2,400 comments. One of the top ones, haha, duh, all these high T alphas are on TRT, which means they are low T individuals. That's not TRT, that's juicing. TRT gets you to normal levels and improves mood, energy, cognitive function, et cetera. He's taking steroids at ridiculous levels, which flux up your mood, energy, cognitive function, et cetera. So, there's tons of stuff like this, like 2,400 comments on just a picture of this guy eating his dinner. He has a couple, like, you know, dots on his arm, essentially. And Tristan gets not as much accusations, obviously, because he's not as prevalent online, but similar. And they have similar genetics and are both, you know, 6'3, 6'4, you know, I think Andrew's 205 pounds, Tristan's like 230 or something. They get a lot of accusations. So, and it's not like they don't lean into it and troll about it as well. It's kind of what led to the first, even why we're doing a video right now, is the history of what happened. Basically, back in 2022, Andrew posted a blood test result on his Instagram to prove that he's not on steroids or TRT or any of the, I forget what he says here, but any of like the weak shit that weak fuckers use or something. It was basically saying that if you use gear, you're weak and here's proof that I'm not using it. And I did a reaction video to the blood test results, just dissecting them. And at the time, they were really lackluster results. It was basically showing a total testosterone using an immunoassay for the methodology, which is not sensitive enough to get an accurate reading as like we can do in the states with more highly sensitive testing and more scrutinous testing at that. And he didn't have a free testosterone level, I believe at the time, or he did have a free testosterone level. It was just disproportionately high. And that's what led to what was actually, essentially my interpretation of the time that he kind of screwed himself by posting it more than if he didn't post it. So it was like an unfavorable test to post because it didn't have gonadotropins, it didn't have lipid levels, it didn't have hematology, it didn't have kidney function, it didn't have any actual drug test results. The whole thing was basically just to look at my total testosterone, it's normal. And then here's my free tea and it's super high. This is because I have fire blood or whatever the explanation was. And it was, at the time, you would... A lot of people think that if you see a normal testosterone level or whatever, it's proof of something. But I think you guys, if you've been following this channel for a while now, you probably know that a total tea can be meaningless if it's not accompanied by an array of other biomarkers that underlie it to give context to what's going on from a pituitary signaling standpoint.