Re:Observations from our Joe Rogan Experience experience
by fragmede on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @10:26AM
(#32650897)
The way this works is the person giving the injections is an actual registered nurse, injecting vitamins from a licensed source, so that's legal. The particular formulation being injected may not have scientifically proven results but that's not required, the customer just needs to be willing to pay for the injection.
Re:Observations from our Joe Rogan Experience experience
by TigeriusKirk on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @10:58AM
(#32651261)
I'd be willing to bet many NFL teams (for example) has one or more such nurses. I wouldn't be surprised if various executive suites have such people around, either.
Re:Observations from our Joe Rogan Experience experience
by stripline on Tuesday August 30, 2022 @12:33PM
(#32652285)
Why would you find it hard to believe Joe Rogan has an actual registered nurse RN working for him? Not like he can't afford one.
My wife currently works as a nurse at a hospital. She's tired of the poor working conditions at the hospital so she's applying to work at an infusion center for better hours and pay.
In fact, I'd be willing to bet that few nursing associations would look kindly on offering people unprescribed snake oil injections outside of a medical context and with no knowledge of their medical history.