He was one of wrestling’s most beloved performers—but Eddie Guerrero’s sudden death left fans stunned. Autopsy: The Last Hours of Eddie Guerrero reveals the toll his body endured, the addiction battles he fought, and the medical truth behind his heartbreaking end.
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00:00So far, I've discovered that Eddie Guerrero's exposure to an often reckless lifestyle may have contributed to his premature death.
00:09The sport did not always appear to have the well-being of its stars as a priority.
00:13A history of steroid abuse contributed to his weakened cardiovascular system.
00:18But those reasons alone are not enough to account for the drastic deterioration that led to Eddie's sudden death at 38.
00:25But looking over Eddie's records, I can see that it wasn't only steroids Eddie developed a problematic relationship with.
00:33Eddie first discovered a taste for beer when he was only 10 years old.
00:39He was at a family party with his cousin, Chavo Jr., went in and snagged a couple beers.
00:45Drinking is a part of the wrestling lifestyle, but over time, Eddie's became a problem.
00:51He needed something to make him feel better while he was alone on the road with himself.
00:58The normalization of using, whether it's alcohol or drugs, you know, during adolescence means it can very easily become a lifelong problem because it, you know, becomes a dysfunctional way of fill in the blank, having fun, coping with difficult feelings, avoiding.
01:12Billings are avoiding