aquascoot wrote on Sep 18^th, 2022 at 12:24pm:


I'm not even watching Joe Rogan because I am not an idiot LOL!! All companies try to sell their products.  I would agree we need to make sure doctors are not influenced by pharma companies but I don't for a second think any pharma company hates money enough to sell a product they know harms people

Dnarever wrote on Sep 18^th, 2022 at 5:49pm:


That's because team woke told you JR is bad and your mind is incapable of independent thought. Did you even bother to google his the guest, Max Lugavere?

Gordon wrote on Sep 19^th, 2022 at 8:34am:


This must be the fabled debating ability of the right wing

Dnarever wrote on Sep 19^th, 2022 at 11:02am:


Me too.  I will look at a reliable source, but if this is all you have, it's BS

Dnarever wrote on Sep 18^th, 2022 at 5:49pm:


You have every reason to be suspicious.  Rogan is the purveyor of
a litany of misrepresentation, half truths, conspiracy theories, and
blatant lies.  I'm guessing his head connected with the canvas all
too often LOL.

And of Max Lugavere, Wikipedia says this:

Lugavere promotes a low-carbohydrate diet of grass-fed beef, free-range
chicken and pasture-raised or omega-3 enriched eggs with low-carbohydrate
fibrous vegetables, extra virgin olive oil and salt. In May 2018, Lugavere and
Paul Grewal co-authored the book Genius Foods which discusses the link
between diet and brain health.
In 2018, Jonathan Jarry of McGill University's Office for Science and Society
analysed Lugavere's health-related claims in his book, Genius Foods, and
podcast, and concluded that Lugavere lacked the credentials to accurately
interpret the scientific literature used to substantiate his health claims,
and acknowledged Lugavere's business ambitions. Jarry noted that "Lugavere
appears like a proponent of common-sense solutions to ill health—better nutrition,
exercise and sleep—but it’s only when you start to trust him that he reveals himself
to be a naive believer in anything that has a study behind it. His book has received
endorsements from people like Dr. Oz (!) and "functional medicine" proponent
Mark Hyman (!) and this company is telling.