Joe Rogan shockingly accused The Rock Dwayne Johnson of using STEROIDS

Longtime UFC commentator Joe Rogan harshly accused Hollywood icon Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson of using steroids during the Liver King incident. In a recent episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience" (JRE) podcast featuring Derek, the fitness expert who exposed Liver King, the 55-year-old podcaster called out "The Rock" and urged him to be honest. The "Black Adam" actor cannot possibly maintain his size and shape at the age of 50, according to the UFC color commentator. The podcast presenter suggested that The Rock tell the truth right now. He ought to make a video saying, "I need to talk to you because The Rock has been lying," in reaction to the Liver King video. Given how old The Rock is at 50, there is almost no chance that he is sober. The fact is, HRT won't even get you there (hormone replacement therapy). Not HRT, that. He has grown so much and changed so much since he was 30. When Liver King, whose actual name is Brian Johnson, publicly stated that he is not natural and disclosed that he has been using performance-enhancing drugs to acquire his amazing body, Rogan said that he was not at all surprised. It's entirely reasonable, but that's what I anticipated, he said. He is so absurdly jacked that there is no way a person in their 40s could look like him. Biran Johnson, also known as The Liver King, 45, said in a video posted to YouTube on Friday that he had used steroids in the past and still takes 0.6 milliliters of testosterone per week. "I never anticipated this level of visibility in the media. It has been really difficult to navigate. I clearly made a mistake, so I'm here to correct the record: Yes, I have used steroids, and yes, I am currently taking them under the supervision of a qualified hormone clinician.

 

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Dwayne Johnson, in contrast to Liver King, has always been open about his way of life, food, and exercise regimen. In order to develop the ideal body for his role in the most recent superhero film, "Black Adam," The Rock revealed to Men's Health that he had been eating six meals a day. In order to keep his superhero physique, he had a "staff of cooks and a strength and conditioning coach who calculate out the precise macro count required." The Rock reportedly starts each day with "eggs, a meat like a bison, a complex starch like oats, and fruit, typically either papaya or blueberries."