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Taylor Hooton Foundation THF is the leader in education about Appearance and Performance Enhancing Substances.

THF is the leader in providing education about youth use of anabolic steroids, HGH, supplements & other Appearance and Performance Enhancing Drugs (APEDs).

10/15/2026

Will the “Wolverine Stack” make you a superhero?

BPC-157 + TB-500 are promoted for faster recovery, injury healing, and tissue repair. But both remain experimental, with limited human evidence and important unanswered questions about safety, dosing, purity, and long-term effects.

Before jumping on the latest trend, ask questions and understand the difference between what’s being claimed online and what’s actually been proven.

Don’t confuse popularity with evidence.

The peptide conversation is moving fast. The science hasn’t necessarily caught up.Untested gray-market peptides are incr...
10/12/2026

The peptide conversation is moving fast. The science hasn’t necessarily caught up.

Untested gray-market peptides are increasingly easy to find online and through social media, often accompanied by big promises about recovery, muscle growth, fat loss, or longevity.

But easy access doesn’t mean proven. And “research use only” doesn’t mean safe for human use.

Before putting something into your body, ask questions:

What’s actually in it? Has it been adequately studied in humans? Where was it made? What do we know about the risks? What don’t we know?

At the Taylor Hooton Foundation, our goal isn’t to scare people. It’s to give young people, parents, coaches, educators, and other trusted adults the information they need to make informed decisions.

Stay curious. Ask questions. Know the risks. Don’t let the hype make the decision for you.

The Taylor Hooton Foundation is proud to announce that we are serving as an educational partner for GYM RAT movie. Toget...
10/09/2026

The Taylor Hooton Foundation is proud to announce that we are serving as an educational partner for GYM RAT movie.

Together, we’re bringing important conversations about body image, performance enhancement, addiction, and the dangers of appearance and performance-enhancing substances to audiences through the Dallas Theatrical Screening of GYM RAT and upcoming educational presentations at colleges and universities.

🎤 MEET OUR DALLAS SCREENING PANELISTS!
Following the screening, join us for a special live panel discussion featuring:

Josh Murray – Lead actor and producer of GYM RAT, portraying Lonnie Milsap, whose pursuit of physical perfection takes a dangerous turn.

Nate Burkhalter – Professional athlete, motivational speaker, and seven-time American Ninja Warrior competitor, bringing his perspective on perseverance, athletic performance, and personal resilience.

Jose Vazquez – Former Texas Rangers Strength & Conditioning Coach and current youth coach, bringing a professional sports perspective to the discussion.

Donald Hooton, Jr. – President of the Taylor Hooton Foundation, dedicated to educating young people about the dangers of appearance and performance-enhancing substances.

🎥 Dallas Theatrical Screening
📅 Tuesday, October 13 | 6:30 PM
📍 Studio Movie Grill – The Colony, TX
🎟️ Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gym-rat-tickets-2002981481530

More than a movie. A conversation that matters.

Please join us. Together, we can bring together film, athletics, and education to inspire awareness, conversation, and to make sure our youth know that they are enough.

Your goals matter. How you achieve them matters too.Ask questions. Stay curious. Get your information from sources you c...
10/08/2026

Your goals matter. How you achieve them matters too.

Ask questions. Stay curious. Get your information from sources you can trust. Don’t let social media, trends, or someone else’s definition of success convince you that you need a shortcut to become “better.”

Work hard. Take care of your body and mind. Surround yourself with people who push you in a positive direction.

There will always be pressure to be bigger, stronger, faster, leaner, or somehow “more.”

But you don’t need to chase someone else’s version of enough.

Stay informed. Make healthy choices. Believe in yourself. Put in the work. And achieve your goals the right way.

That’s what ALL ME® is all about.

10/06/2026

Peptides are everywhere right now. But how much do we actually know about them?

In the latest ALL ME Podcast, we sit down with Jessica Beal Stahl, PharmD., PharmD, to break down the difference between FDA-approved drugs, compounded medications, and “research-only” peptides being sold online.

We also discuss the peptide gray market, home mixing, banned substances, and why hype is moving much faster than the science.

If you’re a parent, coach, healthcare professional, educator, student, or simply trying to understand what’s real and what’s hype, this conversation is worth your time.

🎧 Listen to the full episode today and share it with someone who needs better information about peptides. Tune in by searching “ALL ME “ in your podcast provider or head to our YouTube channel today.

https://youtu.be/2e_xTjMQXls?is=MUWi-wp1YzZcPnOF

10/02/2026

We were honored to team up with West Liberty University, Wheeling University, and Wheeling Park High School this week sharing our message across the community. Here is an interview with our friend David Hanna from WLU talking about the impact of this educational partnership. This is what we live for!

Your community is facing more pressure than ever. They need to hear the right message.Today’s young people are constantl...
10/01/2026

Your community is facing more pressure than ever. They need to hear the right message.

Today’s young people are constantly surrounded by messages about how they should look, perform, and measure up.

Social media. Supplements. Performance-enhancing substances. Quick fixes. Unrealistic expectations.

The noise is everywhere.

An ALL ME® Assembly from the Taylor Hooton Foundation gives students a credible, honest, and relatable conversation about these pressures - and empowers them to make informed decisions about their health and their future.

Our programs help young people understand the risks of appearance and performance-enhancing substances while reinforcing a message that matters:

You don’t need a shortcut to become the person you want to be.

If your school, athletic program, team, or community is looking for a meaningful way to start this conversation, bring ALL ME to your community.

Let’s give the next generation the information, confidence, and support they need to choose the right path.

Send us a message to schedule an ALL ME Assembly today.

We were honored to recently work with UNLV Athletics through sessions with their student-athletes, coaches, and athletic...
09/30/2026

We were honored to recently work with UNLV Athletics through sessions with their student-athletes, coaches, and athletic staff.

We partnered with UNLV Performance Nutrition to bring an additional voice alongside their staff to help athletes navigate the increasingly complicated world of appearance and performance enhancing substances.

From student-athletes to coaches and support staff, our presentations were tailored to each audience to help build a culture where athletes feel informed and supported.

That is exactly why we do what we do.

Students are facing more pressure than ever from social media, outside influences, and the constant pursuit of looking better and performing better. They deserve credible information, honest conversations, and trusted adults who are willing to help them navigate those pressures.

We’re grateful to UNLV for inviting us in, partnering with their team, and recognizing the importance of proactive education.

When we align our voices, we can make a bigger impact.

09/24/2026

Check in. Then check in again.

You don’t need the perfect words.
You don’t need to have all the answers.
You don’t need to fix what someone is going through.

Sometimes, the most important thing you can do is simply show up and listen.

Try starting with:

👉 “How are you really doing?”
👉 “You seem a little different lately. Want to talk?”
👉 “I’m here if you need someone.”
👉 “You don’t have to go through this alone.”

And when they answer, listen.

Don’t immediately judge.
Don’t minimize what they’re feeling.
Don’t rush to solve the problem.

Just be present.

And if they say, “I’m fine,” but something tells you they aren’t, don’t be afraid to check in again tomorrow.

One conversation might not change everything.

But it might change someone’s day.
It might remind them that someone cares.
And sometimes, that matters more than we realize.

The solution starts with a simple choice: Don’t just assume. Ask. Listen. Stay connected.

We’re often pretty good at saying, “They seem fine.”They’re smiling.They’re showing up.They’re going to practice.They’re...
09/22/2026

We’re often pretty good at saying, “They seem fine.”

They’re smiling.
They’re showing up.
They’re going to practice.
They’re hanging out with friends.
They’re posting on social media.

So we assume they’re okay.

But the truth is, we rarely know what someone is carrying beneath the surface.

Sometimes the person who needs a conversation the most is the person who looks like they need it the least.

And too often, we don’t check in because we don’t want to make things awkward. We don’t want to overstep. We convince ourselves that if something were wrong, they would tell us.

But they may not.

You don’t need to know exactly what someone is going through to let them know you’re there.

You just need to care enough to ask.

Don’t assume someone is okay because they look okay.

A conversation can start with a simple question:

“Hey, how are you really doing?”

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