A lawsuit has been filed against Brian Johnson.
Brian Johnson (R) faces trial. ZumaWire / MVPHOTOS
Some star Brian Johnson was revealed to be a fraud in November of last year. Johnson claimed for many years that he had never used steroids.
Muscular and often appearing shirtless, Johnson promoted the “ancestral lifestyle” instead. The man known as “Liver King” said that he had eaten an animal’s brain, testicles and raw liver several times.
In November, the Washington Post reported that Johnson admitted to using large amounts of anabolic steroids in a leaked email.
– I lied and misled many people. Yes, I have used steroids and yes, I am currently using them,” Johnson said in his identification video, according to the Washington Post.
The newspaper also reported that through his company, Johnson sells food and supplements based on his diet and lifestyle. Many customers also bought them.
Now, a $25 million lawsuit has been filed against Johnson, alleging that Johnson has misled its customers when advertising its nutritional supplements.
– He convinced millions of consumers that his near-perfect body and optimal health were due solely to his “ancestral lifestyle,” the suit says According to Generation Iron.
According to Bloomberg Business, Johnson’s nutritional supplements have brought him more than $100 million in sales per year.
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One of his clients told Bloomberg Business about his experience.
Joe Loney35, believed he could achieve similar results to Johnson by following an ancestral lifestyle.
From 2021, he started eating almost raw meat every day. In December, Johnson said in a confessional video that he spends $11,000 a month on steroids.
– I felt betrayed, Loney said.