Former UFC champion shares screenshot of DMs he sent to Liver King accusing him of using an "awful ton of steroids"

Former UFC lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez recently shared a screenshot of a direct message he sent to Liver King accusing him of being heavily under the influence of steroids.

Brian Johnson, better known by his online moniker 'Liver King', is a social media personality who pushes the message of living an ancestral lifestyle in order to be physically and mentally healthy.

In the wake of allegations that the viral sensation consumes $12,000 worth of pharmaceutical HGH per month to maintain his buff physique, Eddie Alvarez shared a message he sent to Johnson a year ago shaming the internet celebrity for pushing conscious healthy eating while under the influence of steroids:

"Hey brother, I love watching your stuff and does my son, You seem incredibly health conscious, but it's hard for me to neglect that fact that is appears you do an awe full ton of steroids, growth or something unnatural to achieve this build. It seems like a complete shame to me to push conscious healthy eating and fitnesss lifestyle while then injecting some of that stuff."

Alvarez further wrote:

"I'm super confused about your thought process on this and would love to hear some feed back. I am a true fan of what you outwardly represent but sincerely skeptical of what is really going on. - "Underground King""

Check out the full message below:

Former UFC champion shares screenshot of DMs he sent to Liver King

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Michael Chiesa reacts to allegations that Liver King is on steroids

Most recently, Derek from the YouTube channel More Pilates More Dates claimed that Liver King has transformed his physique through the use of illegal substances. In a one-hour video that he posted on his YouTube channel, he shared the alleged steroid cycle that Brian Johnson has been following, which was leaked through a private email.

Additionally, Derek disclosed in the video that Johnson contacted him in May 2021 to pitch coaching consolation prizes. The latter claimed to be testing out various peptides in his lab. As early as June of that year, the YouTuber allegedly received an email from Johnson's alleged associate asking for advice on Johnson's HGH prescription.

UFC welterweight contender Michael Chiesa could not wrap his head around the allegations and took to Twitter to react to the latest news:

"I can’t believe Liver King does steroids. I refuse to believe it."