Publication Date: April 22, 2026
Entertainment Tonight just did a segment featuring commentary from Jessica Steinman, who provides clinical insight into the serious risks associated with high-dose fentanyl use while reinforcing the mission and care philosophy at No Matter What Recovery.
The segment focuses on disclosures about Hulk Hogan and his history of extreme fentanyl use, including prescribed doses that raise significant medical concerns. Steinman addresses the likelihood of misuse, noting, “I find it hard to believe that even though those were prescribed, the use and how often he was using it was the way it was prescribed.” Her perspective reflects a broader clinical pattern in opioid dependency, where prescribed medications can escalate into dangerous use levels.
Steinman also highlights the long-term physical consequences of sustained opioid exposure. While Hogan’s official cause of death was a heart attack, she explains the deeper impact fentanyl may have had over time, stating, “Hulk Hogan didn’t die of a fentanyl overdose, but fentanyl being prescribed in this massive amount in the long term with his life, it affected him and affected his heart.” This reinforces the reality that opioid-related harm is often cumulative and not always tied to a single acute event.
In addition to the physical risks, Steinman’s insights underscore the mental health dimension of substance use, including the emotional distress and instability that can accompany prolonged addiction. Her commentary reflects the importance of medically supervised detox, ongoing therapeutic care, and individualized treatment planning.
Her perspective reflects the mission of No Matter What Recovery, where care focuses on guiding individuals through immediate stabilization while building a strong foundation for lasting, meaningful recovery.
Read the full article on Entertainment Tonight.
