Why Dave Palumbo Chose NOT To Finish Medical School!

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Dave Palumbo reacts to a video posted by 2019 Mr. Olympia Brandon Curry's coach, Abdullah, showing the '19 champ looking absolutely insane 8 weeks out of the 2021 Mr. Olympia. Palumbo points out the sheer improvements Curry has made in his legs and back shots and why he could be a major threat to Big Ramy's title repeat hopes in October.

 

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Anthony Pasquale joins Dave Palumbo for an all-new episode of "Live With Dave Palumbo" - the show where Dave takes questions from Anthony about his bodybuilding career and earlier life. On today's show, the two go deep into Dave's time as a medical student. What did Dave like (and not like) about his medical training and why did he ultimately decide not to finish medical school.

 

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Dave Palumbo addresses the situation involving Melissa Valliere, with news circulating through bodybuilding social media late yesterday.

 

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Why Dave Palumbo Stepped Away...

 

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2022
Dave Palumbo gives an update on his fight against thyroid cancer...

 

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Dave Palumbo is a professional bodybuilder and fitness expert. He has competed in numerous competitions, including the Mr. Olympia, and has won multiple titles. He is also the owner of several successful businesses, including a supplement company and a workout program. In addition to his professional accomplishments, Dave is also a well-known figure in the bodybuilding community for his knowledge and advice. He is regularly featured in magazines and online articles, and he has even written a few books on the subject. If you're looking for information on bodybuilding, then Dave Palumbo is definitely someone you should check out.



Though thyroid cancer is not common, its incidence has been increasing over the past few decades. According to the National Cancer Institute, the number of new cases of thyroid cancer diagnosed each year has more than tripled since 1975.

There are several possible explanations for this increase, including improved diagnostic techniques and increased awareness of the disease. Bodybuilding may also be a factor, as the use of anabolic steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs can lead to an increased risk of developing thyroid cancer.

While the vast majority of people with thyroid cancer will be successfully treated, it is important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of the disease so that it can be caught early and treated effectively.

 

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Dave Palumbo and Lee Priest are back with a new episode of Iron Rage!