EXCLUSIVE Experts' disturbing theory behind Liver King's Joe Rogan meltdown is a warning for all red meat lovers
Experts are sounding the alarm over the dangers of the Liver King's raw meat diet, warning it may have contributed to his recent erratic behavior.
Brian Johnson, 48, known online as the Liver King, was arrested this week after launching into a manic tirade on Instagram.
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