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Here's Why Joe Rogan's COVID Treatment Is Problematic
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September 2, 2021
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September 2, 2021
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5:18Now PlayingJoe Rogan, the controversial podcast host of The Joe Rogan Experience on Spotify, tv presenter of Fear Factor, and Austin, Texas-based comedian, recently announced he had contracted COVID-19. While I wish Joe nothing but health and a speedy recovery, I do think it’s worth examining the treatment he claims to have received: a diverse cocktail of experimental treatments like Ivermectin and antibiotics. While we don’t yet have a cure for COVID-19, we do have a highly effective vaccine which dramatically reduces rates of hospitalization and death.
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