Medication on the Joe Rogan Experience
3 fact-checked claims across 3 episodes · Sep 2022 · updated Jul 20, 2026
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- Dr. Michael Hart (1)
- Dr. Rhonda Patrick (1)
- Dr. Gabor Maté (1)
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“it can decrease your gonadotropins, which can stimulate your testosterone level by like 25%.”
The guest claims NSAID use can decrease gonadotropins in a way that affects testosterone levels by around 25%, citing a study he says he needs to double-check.
“So there was like eight different clinical trials that were done. And this is what made the FDA put a warning label on all ibuprofen bottles is because chronic…”
Patrick claims eight clinical trials led the FDA to add a warning label to ibuprofen because chronic use doubles the risk of stroke and heart attack.
“70% of American adults are on at least one medication. 70, yeah. 40% are on about two at least.”
Maté claims 70% of American adults take at least one prescription medication and 40% take at least two.