Good job sending this classless dude to the Senate Michigan.  Did you hear his post-election comments?

Alberto Salazar was a legendary figure in distance running, winning the New York City Marathon three consecutive times (1980–1982) and the 1982 Boston Marathon. However, his grueling training regimen took a massive toll on his body. Following his 1982 victories, his performance plummeted drastically.

For nearly a decade, he suffered from severe chronic fatigue, listlessness, injuries, and undiagnosed exercise-induced asthma. He grew to hate running, later stating he used to wish for a "cataclysmic injury" just so he wouldn't have to torture himself anymore.

In 1993, a physician diagnosed Salazar's issues as a form of clinical depression and physical burnout brought on by years of extreme overtraining. Doctors theorized that his excessive training had triggered harmful hormonal changes in his brain.

He was prescribed the antidepressant Prozac (fluoxetine). The effects were almost immediate:
• His energy levels and general health dramatically improved.
• He began enjoying running again and found the motivation to train professionally.
• He reportedly saw immediate pacing improvements during his workouts.

🏆 The Comrades Marathon Victory

In June 1994, at age 35 and after 12 winless years, Salazar entered the prestigious Comrades Marathon in South Africa—an grueling 90-kilometer (56-mile) ultra-marathon. Against all expectations, he won the race.
Salazar openly attributed his historic comeback to determination, smart workouts, and Prozac

  Shit I actually agree with you, hey if bill clinton is in the epstein files I don't care if they hang him on live tv.