Joe Rogan laughed off Brendan Schaub's usage of blue scorpion venom to heal a bicep injury.
Last weekend, Rogan did a Fight Companion episode of The Joe Rogan Experience for UFC London. The podcaster's guests were Gordon Ryan, Eddie Bravo, and Schaub.
During their extended conversation, Schaub said he tore his bicep earlier this year. The former UFC heavyweight also told Rogan that he decided to try various injections instead of traditional healing.
Schaub mentioned using blue scorpion venom as one of the injections for his torn bicep:
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"I started taking blue scorpion venom sh*t. Yeah, some scorpion venom. I don't know, name something, anything someone offers me I'll try it out. It's blue venom. They take venom and then mix peptides with it, from a f*cking scorpion. Apparently it helps with healing."
Rogan seemed confused and amused while laughing off Schaub's usage of blue scorpion venom, as seen below.
Check out the interaction between Joe Rogan and Brendan Schaub below (14:48):
Schaub, an 11-fight UFC veteran, fought inside the octagon between 2009 and 2014.
The Colorado-born heavyweight established a 6-5 promotional record, including wins against Gabriel Gonzaga, Mirko 'Cro Cop' Filipovic, and Matt Mitrione. He's since pursued podcasting and stand-up comedy.
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During the previously mentioned Fight Companion episode, Rogan revealed he won't be traveling to Canada for UFC 315:
"I won't be there [at UFC 315]. I don't go to Canada anymore, I don't. I'd rather go to Russia."
The 57-year-old Rogan's UFC commentating appearances take place at pay-per-views or special events in North America.
Rogan first appeared on the broadcasting team as a backstage reporter at UFC 12 in 1997. He's since become an unforgettable figure in UFC's history.