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[@joerogan] JRE MMA Show #169 - Protect Ya Neck

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@joerogan - "JRE MMA Show #169 - Protect Ya Neck"

Link: https://youtu.be/kExttMUph4U

Short Summary​

Number One Action Item/Takeaway:

The primary focus is that potassium bromate, an additive used in flour in the US but banned in many other countries, may pose health risks and should be avoided.

Executive Summary:

This Joe Rogan podcast episode covers a wide range of topics including marijuana legalization, concerns about the power of big pharma, food quality in America, the UFC and MMA fighting, and the health problems associated with lower back injuries. The speakers discuss the potential dangers of potassium bromate in bread, the current state of the food industry, and the importance of being aware of what you are putting into your body. The podcast also touched on a variety of current events, including concerns about free speech in the UK, potential Saudi Arabian involvement in UFC fighter Jon Jones’s contract, and different UFC fighter stats and opinions.

Key Quotes​

Okay, here are 5 direct quotes from the Joe Rogan Experience podcast transcript that highlight interesting insights or opinions:

  1. "It would take the place of so many different pharmaceutical drugs and that's a big part of the problem. The other part of the problem is the alcohol industry. Oh yeah, that would suffer for sure, right? Yeah. And they've done studies. They know and they lobby. They they work on it hard. They do not want marijuana becoming legalized in the in the whole nation. Alcohol is way worse." (This quote encapsulates the argument for marijuana legalization by citing its potential as a pharmaceutical alternative and the lobbying efforts of the alcohol industry.)

  2. "When California made their laws where you could have legalized recreational marijuana, what they also did was if you grow it illegally, it's only a misdemeanor. so the cartel could just grow in it's a misdemeanor deal and if they catch people that are illegals up there they don't do like so it's the perfect spawning ground for cartel grow ops." (This highlights the unintended consequences of certain marijuana legalization policies and how they can empower criminal organizations.)

  3. "It's It's weird. Exactly the same thing. We're just delusional about it. And we put it under the label drug, which is alcohol. Alcohol is a drug, dummy. It's all drug. Everything's a drug. There's a lot of drugs. Caffeine is a drug. Yeah, exactly. We're drinking espresso. We just stop it. It's just knowing how to use each drug. And the only way you know how to use it is is if people are honest. And if they do studies, you have actual scientists who aren't being paid off to come up with some sort of negative or positive result. You know, that's what it's supposed to be." (This quote questions the societal perception of drugs and emphasizes the importance of unbiased scientific research.)

  4. "Here in America, it's not so much the gluten as what we've done to the grain. About 200 years ago, we started stripping the brain and germ or the fiber and nutrients to make flour shelf stable, also nutritionally dead. Because the nutrients were gone, we enriched it with folic acid, which a large majority of the population can't even metabolize. Therefore, many people experienced fatigue, anxiety, hyperactivity, and inflammation. But then the bread wasn't white enough, so they bleached it with chlorine gas, and the bread didn't rise enough. So they added a carcinogen called potassium bromate which is banned in several countries like Europe, the UK, and even China. Then we wanted to ramp up production. So we started using glyphosate to dry out the wheat before harvest causing endocrine disruption and damaging your gut. So now you're bloated, brain fog, tired, and blamed gluten. But gluten is just the scapegoat. The real issue is ultrarocessed, chemically altered, bleached, bromated, fake vitamin filled wheat soaked in glyphosate. This isn't bread. This is Wow." (This detailed explanation provides a critical perspective on the processing of grain in America and its potential health consequences.)

  5. "But bro, what he did to Bryce Mitchell was just he sent him down. You based him down the made yourself lightheaded barking out at the at the wolf earlier. Yeah. Yeah. I got a little lightheaded. The fact that he was like so relaxed and laughing and like he's just he just knew it was a matter of time and then submitted him and put him to sleep." (This highlights Rogan's enthusiasm for the unique characters and performances within MMA, particularly commenting on John Silva)

Detailed Summary​

Here is a detailed summary of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast transcript, focusing on the key topics, arguments, and information discussed, excluding sponsor announcements and advertisements:

Key Topics & Arguments:

  • Marijuana Legalization:

    • Discussion around the absurdity of marijuana remaining illegal, especially as attitudes have changed.
    • Argument that legalization would solve the problem of unregulated, pesticide-laden weed being sold by cartels in illegal grow operations, particularly on public land.
    • Legalization would allow for inspection and regulation of marijuana production, similar to alcohol.
    • Concerns that the alcohol industry and big pharma are lobbying against legalization due to potential losses in their respective markets.

  • Health, Diet and Food:

    • Discussion of ulcerative colitis and preference for natural remedies (marijuana) over pharmaceuticals.
    • Debate around the bromate in flour and its health risks.
    • Potassium bromate is banned in many other countries due to concerns about its potential carcinogenic effects.
    • American bread contains potassium bromate, while European flour and breads do not
    • Discussion about ultra processed, chemically altered, bleached, bromated, fake vitamin filled wheat soaked in glyphosate.
    • Long time friends talk about being lactose-intolerant and eating pizza

  • Freedom of Speech and Social Media:

    • Discussion about a man jailed in UK for a Facebook post criticizing immigrants
    • Claims that arrests for social media posts are becoming common in the UK.
    • Argument that America is still a good place when comparing it to the rest of the world regarding the expression of opinions
    • Discussion about the the algorithm pushes sensitive content to get more attention

  • Wokeness in Media/Pop Culture:

    • Discussion about woke politics destroying movies by bringing in political messages when someone simply wants to be entertained.
    • Criticism of recent movies where characters have all the "balls clipped" from their original concept
    • Criticism of the Superman reboot that is now Superwoman

  • America, Syphilis and Smallpox:

    • In the 1492 days, when they came back, they brought syphilis and syphilis just going rampant through these European cultures and these these people.
    • 90% of Native Americans died from disease that you know Europeans brought. And you know that for a long time they were trying to deny they were trying to figure out like what happened to the Mayans. Well, I'll tell you what happened to the Mayans. Disease

  • Sports:

    • The guy got fined tw They They told you that if you get caught in the woods because it's so hot out. They're worried about wildfires.
    • Discussion about athletes needing TRT to recover and compete better
    • Discussions surrounding current UFC fighters as well as who they are fighting
    • The fact that Dana White is now co-promoting

Key Information:

  • Cartel Grow Operations:

    • Details about cartel grow ops in national forests, the dangers faced by law enforcement, and the harmful pesticides used.
    • Discussion of the impact of California's marijuana laws on enabling cartel activity.

  • Prohibition:

    • Mention of the 13-year alcohol prohibition period in the US and its impact on organized crime.

  • AG1:

    • routine is super important. And an AG1 is exactly the kind of daily easy routine that can help you feel healthy and help you get the nutrients that your body needs. But even if you love a routine, isn't it nice to switch it up a little? Well, here we go. After 15 years of the original, AG1 has introduced three new flavors: tropical, berry, and citrus.