During a recent appearance on Big Boy’s Neighborhood, UFC President Dana White dropped a surprisingly detailed story about a three-day medical procedure he underwent in Tijuana, Mexico, and he talked about it with the same energy someone might use to describe a weekend getaway.
According to White, the procedure involves doctors inserting a needle into your neck, running your blood through a specialized machine, filtering out metals, mold, and toxins, and then pumping the blood back into your body. He described it as a full-system reset rather than a quick treatment.
White claimed that Stephen A. Smith and Steve Harvey also went through the same process—and that both came back reporting noticeable changes.
We’re talking better vision, improved hearing, and an overall feeling of being reset, according to White. No big announcement, no press release. Just a casual “yeah, they did it too” tossed into the conversation.
The way White described it made the whole thing sound almost routine, even though most people hearing this were likely Googling “needle in neck blood machine Tijuana” in real time.
Potential side effects include fatigue, low blood pressure, infection, or allergic reactions; limited evidence for general detox; not FDA-approved in the US for these uses.
Cost: Typically $3,000–$5,000 per session in Tijuana clinics; a 3-day course may total $9,000–$15,000. Consult a doctor for personalized info.
