Pseudoscience on the Joe Rogan Experience

“What Schock is saying is that the Sphinx and the trench out of which the Sphinx is cut bears the unmistakable evidence of precipitation-induced weathering, wea…”

Hancock claims geologist Robert Schoch's water-erosion analysis shows the Sphinx enclosure was carved by millennia of heavy rainfall, implying the Sphinx is far older than the mainstream ~2500 BC date.

“It's 0.6 inches a year... in all of the planets in every solar system is drifting away from their primary at this same exact rate, like 1.5 cm. So this is a un…”

Howard claims Earth and all planets in all solar systems are drifting away from their stars at a fixed universal rate of about 0.6 inches (1.5 cm) per year, part of his 'Terryology' theory of universal expansion.

“But it goes into this idea of what are called voltage-gated calcium channels on your cell membrane, and those actually get affected by Wi-Fi. And apparently yo…”

Greenfield claims, citing a book on EMF, that Wi-Fi affects voltage-gated calcium channels in cell membranes, altering the electrochemical balance across the membrane and implying Wi-Fi exposure is harmful.

“there's this cat up at University of Washington named Dr. Gerald Pollack, and he has done this research that shows like in plants or vessels, like blood vessel…”

Greenfield cites Dr. Gerald Pollack's research on 'exclusion zone' (structured) water in vessels and plants as the basis for claiming that 'structuring' drinking water improves cellular hydration.

“And so they've done these studies on testicular and sperm production. And they found that there's a wavelength. It's like 600 to 800 nanometers wavelength of l…”

Greenfield claims studies show that exposing the testicles to 600-800 nanometer red/near-infrared light for 5 to 20 minutes daily boosts sperm production and (per his follow-up) testosterone via stimulation of Leydig cells.

“There's this whole idea that like your root chakra, like your fourth chakra, your heart chakra vibrates at 528 hertz.”

Greenfield describes a claim that specific chakras vibrate at particular hertz frequencies (e.g. 528 Hz for the heart chakra), used to justify frequency-based sound therapy in his sauna sessions.