Hulk Hogan said he no longer drinks alcohol or takes prescription medication for pain after numerous surgeries.
In an interview with Muscle and Health, Hogan said he abruptly gave up alcohol at the beginning of the year.
In addition to alcohol, the"Hulkster" said it wasn't uncommon for him to be taking prescription pills to cope. "It got to a point where I’d recovered from the 10th back surgery, and the pharmacy would call me and say, 'Your prescription’s ready,' and like a dog chasing a bone, I’d go pick it up," Hogan said.The wrestling champ said he stopped taking pain medication when he began learning about cannabidiol, also known as CBD.
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