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Llosa and L. Jon Wertheim  Corey wanted a relationship but says
his dad was just looking for results. Courtesy of Gahan family
Seeing Corey's elevated testosterone level, Miller advised him
to stop using steroids for a while, then put him on a more
controlled cycle. The results were unquestionable. In addition
to the added bulk -- within a year, Corey's 5' 5" frame swelled
from 120 pounds to 160 -- he was breezing through his workouts
and improving his times. "Steroids completely change your mind-
set," he says. "They turn you from being an athlete into a
monster. A monster in the everyday world is not a good thing,
but when you are trying to win a 1,000-meter race against five
of the best guys in the world, monster is a great mind