Sophie Hearns

A third-generation judoka and former pharmaceutical researcher, Sophie made waves in the biohacking community after publishing her controversial opinion piece. She brings her unique blend of laboratory precision and martial arts intuition to Rude Vulture's most thought-provoking pieces. When not writing about peptide protocols for recovery between training sessions, she teaches women's self-defense classes incorporating breathwork and cold exposure.

Physician Explains Why BPC-157 Will Never Be FDA Approved Even Though It’s Likely Safe

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There is a peptide that physicians are quietly prescribing to patients, athletes are covertly using to recover from injuries, and researchers have studied for decades in preclinical models, yet it will almost certainly never receive formal FDA approval. The reason has nothing to do with safety. It has everything to do with money. According to … Read more

Joe Rogan: If The Government Lied About Vietnam And JFK, Why Trust The Moon Landing?

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During a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, host Joe Rogan sat down with actor and musician Luke Grimes for a conversation that touched on distrust in government and the public’s growing skepticism toward official narratives. The topic came up as Grimes reflected on the current climate of distrust surrounding institutions and authority. Rogan … Read more

AI Influencers Used To Promote Dangerous Eyelash Serum

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A growing wave of AI-generated influencers is raising serious consumer safety concerns after a number of social media users reported painful eye reactions linked to a lash serum promoted by a fake online persona. The AI influencer in question presented itself as a lash technician with nine years of professional experience, offering ingredient breakdowns on … Read more

Andrew Yang Wants To Stop Taxes On Humans And Tax AI Instead

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Former presidential candidate and political commentator Andrew Yang is calling for a fundamental shift in how the U.S. government approaches taxation, arguing that labor should no longer be taxed and that artificial intelligence should be taxed in its place. Yang, founder and CEO of Forward Party and author of “Hey Yang, Where’s My Thousand Bucks,” … Read more

Akaash’s Wife Is Claiming Her Husband’s Fans Are Racist And Right-Wing In An Attempt To Justify Her Own Behavior

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Jasleen Singh, wife of comedian and Flagrant co-host Akaash Singh, recently appeared on a podcast to address the viral controversy that swept social media. In the conversation, she spoke plainly about who she believes was behind the coordinated campaign against her and what she thinks of the Flagrant fan base. On the fanbase, Jasleen drew … Read more

Pharmacist Influencer Called Out A Neurosurgeon On TikTok

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A TikTok dispute between two medical professionals has drawn massive attention online, after a pharmacist raised ethical concerns about a neurosurgeon’s paid partnership with a GLP-1 company. Dr. Betsy Grunch, known on TikTok as Ladyspinedoc, announced a partnership with a company called Noom, which promotes GLP-1 micro dosing. In her promotional video, she stated: “GLP-1 … Read more

Comedian Bert Kreischer Went On Industry Plant Podcast And The Result Was Cringe Worthy

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Earlier this year, comedian Bert Kreischer announced that he would be stepping away from podcasting, explaining that he felt he had become “overexposed.” According to sources, his views were declining, ad revenue was drying up, and his audience had grown weary. Yet roughly four weeks later, Kreischer resurfaced on the new podcast of Bobby Alto, … Read more

Joe Rogan Says Voters Feel “Betrayed” As New War Contradicts Promise of “No More Senseless Wars”

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On episode #2465 of JRE, UFC commentator and podcast host Joe Rogan sat down with journalist and author Michael Shellenberger to address the recent military action against Iran. His comments showed someone caught between his support for Trump and his confusion over a war that seemed to contradict everything the president campaigned on. Rogan opened … Read more