Gregg Valentino: The Man Whose Arm Exploded

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Meet Gregg Valentino, the man who beefed himself up to the point where his muscles just said, “NO MORE STEROIDS!” Gregg Valentino’s mountainous biceps are the result of 30 years’ training and an avalanche of “performance enhancers.” He is revered in the bodybuilding community but this film shows what happened when his body went into meltdown. Bodybuilders, experts and up-and-coming stars look at his oozing bicep and ask: is the steroid route really worth it?

2 Responses to “Gregg Valentino: The Man Whose Arm Exploded”

Unbreakable, on May 24th, 2009 at 7:57 pm Said:

That home surgery when he was sucking out the puss was nasty!
ezekiel ancona, on April 30th, 2010 at 10:56 pm Said:

sup greg i have seen u on t.v. and movies here and their i am a 27 year old athlet and i was wondering what was the reason u started taking steroids and what would be your thoghts about me taking steroids

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