JRE MMA Show #185 with Ethyn Ewing · Aired Sep 2, 2026
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Blue Chew Gold is three times stronger, five times faster, and eight times longer-lasting than old-school methods.
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BlueChew's own pages say Gold is "up to" 3x stronger, "up to" 5x faster and, in search results of its homepage, "up to" 8x longer-lasting. The ad drops the "up to" and states the figures as flat facts. The company does not publish how it measured these comparisons, and its own Gold page only says effects last 24 to 36 hours. Unlike the earlier ruling on episode #2535, I did find the 8x wording on the company's site, but the claim is still a marketing ceiling, not a proven fixed result. A published head-to-head study or official BlueChew disclosure showing Gold is reliably 3x stronger, 5x faster and 8x longer-lasting would flip this verdict.
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Quick answer
Is it true that Blue Chew Gold is three times stronger, five times faster, and eight times longer-lasting than old-school methods?
Partly. The claim stretches what the evidence shows. BlueChew's own pages say Gold is "up to" 3x stronger, "up to" 5x faster and, in search results of its homepage, "up to" 8x longer-lasting. The ad drops the "up to" and states the figures as flat facts. Joe Rogan said it (matched by voice) on JRE MMA Show #185 with Ethyn Ewing, aired Sep 2, 2026, at 18:57. The supporting source is bluechew.com, linked below.
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