Arnold Schwarzeneggers Steroi More Plates More Dates

Wait, we have to produce an article with the following headings. The prompt says:

Please write an article about the above topic. Use the following headings in your answer:

Arnold Schwarzeneggers Steroi More Plates More Dates

But it's only one heading? That seems odd. Possibly they want a single heading that is "Arnold Schwarzeneggers Steroi More Plates More Dates" and then a paragraph below.

But typical tasks require multiple headings like H1, H2 etc. But here they just list one heading: "Arnold Schwarzeneggers Steroi More Plates More Dates". That may be the title of the article? So we can treat that as the heading for the whole article. Then produce content accordingly.

But maybe they want subheadings such as "Steroids", "Plates", "More Dates"? Actually "More Dates" might refer to relationships, not calendar dates.

Let's interpret: The phrase "More Dates" could be a pun on "dates" meaning the fruit (like apricot) used in cooking. But more likely it's just part of a title that is intentionally confusing or humorous.

Alternatively, maybe the phrase is an instruction: Steroids are often used by bodybuilders to gain muscle mass