Danny Trejo is sharing some personal health issues.
The “Machete” actor opened up to The Sun about his battle with both cancer and erectile dysfunction, an issue he says “every man” deals with.
“Every man on earth has experienced this, and if you say ‘no’, you’re lying and I’m calling you a liar. So there you go, Danny Trejo called you a liar and now you don’t have to hide it.”
Trejo, 75, is the new spokesperson for Giddy, a “wearable Viagra” that “helps men gain and maintain an erection – without having to pop pills.”
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“It’s like macho means you can always get it up but I don’t care who you are,” the actor added. “You can be 25-years-old and if you’re tired, you’ve been working all night, it’s late – sometimes it’s not going to happen.
Trejo continues to talk about how “women talk about anything they want” but men “especially in the Latino community where I’m from, men don’t talk about these things – because we’re supposed to be the hunter-gatherer or some sh*t. Well, I hate hunting.”
The “Breaking Bad” alum also spoke of his liver cancer for the first time. “You know cancer doesn’t discriminate. You can be healthy, but it’ll still get to you. I always had a good lifestyle but I got the bug,” he said. “I had a 10-centimetre tumour in my liver and they said it was too big to start chemo.”
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“So they gave me injections right into the tumour, three times, seven needles and boom,” but six months later Trejo was luckily cancer free.
