At some point during this pandemic, Joe Rogan became a doctor without having any schooling on it.
UFC president Dana White recently revealed that he tested positive for COVID-19. In fact, his entire family ended up testing positive for it after Thanksgiving.
Once he realized what he was dealing with, he immediately went the Aaron Rodgers route and asked Joe Rogan for medical advice.
“I get up, 9 o’clock Monday morning, and I get tested. He said get monoclonal antibodies in you as soon as possible, so I did. By noon, I had the monoclonal antibodies in me. Then he told me to do a NAD drip. I did that right after,” White said, via MMA Junkie. “The next day – so Sunday at 8 o’clock at night I have no taste or smell. I get up Tuesday getting ready to shave. Cleaning my razor, I could smell the alcohol. My taste and smell were back by the next day by 11 o’clock. Then I took a dose of ivermectin. Then yesterday I did a vitamin drip, and today I’m doing another NAD drip.”
White, who is vaccinated, said he’s not a conspiracy theorist. He contacted Rogan because they are friends and he trusts him.
“Never felt better. I’m feeling like a million bucks. I’m doing two-a-day workouts for the next 10 days while I have COVID and I’m in quarantine. I got my smell and taste back in less than 24 hours.”
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers also consulted Rogan after contracting COVID-19, and he too took Ivermectin.
“You’re supposed to stay home and stay away from other people for 10 days,” White said. “That’s what I’m doing … I’m going to keep testing every two days until I’m negative and then I’m going to get back to work ASAP.”
The next UFC event is Saturday in Las Vegas.
“I’m going to do the exact protocol that’s supposed to be done and make sure that I’m clean and can go around and be around people again,” White said. “As soon as that’s 100% clear, then I’ll be back to work.””
