I had the privilege of having Dr Khan has my family doctor in the past. He was an exceptional practitioner who didn’t shy away from going against the orthodoxy of the extremist politico-religious medical establishment in the government-controlled “health” “care” system in Canada. Being a very wise man, he quit the practice during the covid hysteria. He’s the kind of doctor that doesn’t exist anymore in Canada.
@dominikh95268 ай бұрын
He is just another contrarian too limited to thrive in normal academia or general practice and therefore griefts as just another snake oil salesman. Injecting peptides and stem cells into every hurting knee and shoulder that he comes across hardly counts as "wise". Furthermore his general lack of understanding basic biochemistry and physiology is shown times and times again in his Instagram comment section. Nice guy? maybe, sure why not.
@indivestor8 ай бұрын
Dude everyone has a Dr Khan
@YahwehJesus7778 ай бұрын
Didn't happen
@RyanH21988 ай бұрын
I used to see him in Canada too. We need more doctors like him, he’s so much better than the other doctors
@futurespeak96488 ай бұрын
That's an awfully weird coincidence seeing as how you have been my family doctor for at least 3 years now... It's like the most stupid informal practice of telephone game I HAVE EVER SEEN!!! You are the doctor Khan is not your doctor. Get over it.
@austinosaile79678 ай бұрын
We must protect Dr. Khan at all costs. As someone who suffers from chronic pain, depression, and anxiety this gives me hope for the future and that is no small thing. As a veteran I believe this should be the course of treatment for veterans and the VA should get on this as soon as possible. This is revolutionary and soo powerful!
@tsoupakis7 ай бұрын
I am not sure what your relationship with religions are and how open you are, but for what it takes, as a stranger from the internet, I will say, along with your therapy/counselling regarding your issues to have a look on ayahuasca. Do not rush , do not just go , search about it, read as much as you can prior, and certainly have study your self and your trauma prior… Best of luck in your journey
@whocoulditbe10907 ай бұрын
I read this "we must protect ... at all costs" a lot here in the comment section :-/ Sure ... at ALL cost. Can't we just celebrate all science, wisdom and hard work?
@Cbus837 ай бұрын
@@whocoulditbe1090 Typical sponsored comments
@danieltaylor17847 ай бұрын
Have a look at August Dunning Phoenix Protocol. If you can do the week you'll be cranking out plenty of your own stem cells for free
@one-step-at-a-time-curiosity7 ай бұрын
Everyone who stands up for truth needs to be kept safe.
@titsmcgee88858 ай бұрын
Jordan inspired me to change my diet, attitude, seek therapy, improve myself. I lost 60 lbs on a strict keto diet but ate as much as I was hungry without exercise. Take vitamins. When I get sick now it lasts 6-8 hrs. Used to be days. You can do better. I believe you will too.
@waggawaggaful8 ай бұрын
Dr. Peterson deserves a Nobel prize just for introducing us to so many others who deserve a Nobel prize.
@MyLittleMagneton8 ай бұрын
which one?
@Anonymous_Whisper8 ай бұрын
Was just thinking ... JP biggest thing he offers .. in Exposure on his show.. and candid conversation and logical thinking.
@keithwilliams83428 ай бұрын
And it his biggesthonor that he DOESNT get one.
@shizzl0rable8 ай бұрын
Thought this today too, lol …. My girlfriend told me she doesn’t understand him and I told her I do not as well sometimes but I love how many interests I gained through him !
@MTech077 ай бұрын
@@WildminecraftwolfBoth seem remorkable
@mariascalise8 ай бұрын
This is music to my ears! I've lived with an auto immune disease since 2008. The treatments offered to me have always been drug-based with risks of terrible side effects. After trying a few of the lower risk options in the early days, which proved to be largely ineffective, I decided to try functional medicine, along with lifestyle changes, to manage my disease. This has helped to some extent, but I'm still experiencing chronic pain. I pray 🙏 regenerative medicine will become affordable and available for all in society.
@scionofdorn91017 ай бұрын
As did my mother, and it killed her, (after leaving her in two decades of amplified torment because of the malpractice of a wound surgeon that didn’t understand her underlying disease by his own admission but operated anyway).
@mariascalise7 ай бұрын
@@scionofdorn9101 sorry to hear that...
@rubynibs7 ай бұрын
Have you tried going carnivore for 3 to 6 months? It allows your gut to heal and reset, and can reverse chronic immune disorders totally, or lessen the adverse effects considerably.
@ProfessorDeezNutz7 ай бұрын
what disease?@@mariascalise
@steveymoon5 ай бұрын
I'm sorry to hear that. How well is that praying thing working out for you?
@OisinMcGrath19168 ай бұрын
This is the best discussion in months, absolutely tear jerking innovation, i too am a personal trainer aspiring to study medicine, if i could work in this front I would be honoured this is what medicine always should have been about. Please pursue this subject further and keep us updated with frequent discussions with Dr Adeel Khan!
@pauliewalsh68758 ай бұрын
I feel privalaged to have been present at the death beds of many people in my lifetime and to listen to those (who had compos mentis) as they spoke of their regrets with the knowledge that the energy of life was now evading them. "Time wasted on minor trivialities" has been a common conversation near death. It has taught me not to take things for granted. If you have an objective or a goal you must achieve; then, as Peterson rightly says- aim single mindedly at it until you obtain whatever it is you wish to achieve. No one here gets out alive so up an at em!
@ahmedsudaisbatua-an4358 ай бұрын
you feel privalage?
@pauliewalsh68758 ай бұрын
@@ahmedsudaisbatua-an435 Yes, I feel privalaged to sit in the vinicity of someone who is nearing the end of their life and shares what little time they have left to engage meaningfully with me.
@petarticinovic27108 ай бұрын
@@ahmedsudaisbatua-an435 He felt a humility and an awe in it. That's what I get from it.
@reshpeck8 ай бұрын
@@petarticinovic2710 Ahmedsudaisbatua was pointing out the spelling error of "privilege." It's a surprising error that the OP repeated because the rest of his writing is just fine.
@wendellbabin64577 ай бұрын
More than Peterson say this, but no one I have found details how to decide what EXACTLY is worthwhile to "single-mindly pursue" for YOU. Or how to calculate any odds of even a modicum of success.
@MariaPerez-uv8mm8 ай бұрын
I admire this doctor so much! I feel he is truly interested in helping people :-) Thank you Dr. Peterson for this amazing talk. There is hope out there for people who are suffering from chronic illnesses. Now, we have to find Doctors like Dr. Khan and that is almost impossible 😞
@weirdfairy7 ай бұрын
So, we r not going to talk about how peterson said Give them hell to natenyahu. "them" the innocent civilians of Gaza? Or they don't matter and they r not humans?
@one-step-at-a-time-curiosity7 ай бұрын
Good research is needed profit motivation should be understood. Western medicine is about billable codes now. Doctors mostly do want to help but the medicine machine is emence.
@BestLifeMD7 ай бұрын
Come to Colorado. They're on every corner.
@zoelarsen35928 ай бұрын
I am an incomplete quadriplegic with central cord syndrome as a result of a spinal fracture in 1997. I also have CIRS, mastocytic enterocolitis and lymphatic colitis. I would love to participate in any research that would help people with chronic neck pain. Necks are very tricky and not very successfully treated through surgery. Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome affected me for years until Dr. Shoemaker developed treatments. I have been waiting for someone to treat spines. Keep up the amazing work.
@ioana.p7 ай бұрын
This doctor is amazing! The moment he mentioned Dr. Paul Conti and his work on explaining how trauma works I knew he is way above most doctors you'll ever have to deal with. He's really researched what he is talking about! Thanks JBP for this interview. Dr. Conti's book on trauma is great, but his participation in the 4 episodes of the Huberman Lab Podcast are the best, they enabled me to understand and help my brother get off his 20 year long alcohol and drug addictions. 🙏
@zionenergy9578 ай бұрын
I own a medical clinic in Playa del Carmen, we have been using stem cells for almost 2 years. It’s a game changer!!
@visar44898 ай бұрын
What’s your clinic called?
@zionenergy9578 ай бұрын
4everyouthful medical studio@@visar4489
@I_membahh7 ай бұрын
Stem cell research is the most astounding medical breakthrough with possibilities abound this generation has ever seen! Current times I’m pleased our greater understanding and information available to the general public has greatly improved. Thanks to private investors in the beginning, they have done so with great success. Stem cells are the single most useful adaptable cure for human body’s to date in curable illnents we have ever seen. As expected more and more studies and practices are being seen in every day life.
@pattischmitz26806 ай бұрын
To you treat ms?
@BenjaminGib7 ай бұрын
This is probably your most important video to date. This gives me hope for the state of medical care and to alleviate suffering of the hundreds of millions.
@crazyrabbit_8 ай бұрын
This was brilliant! It would be quite pleasing if we could have another interview with Dr. Khan, there's so much to learn! 🙏🙏
@dkstudioart7 ай бұрын
If I could find a doctor like this guy locally I'd actually go to the doctor.
@scionofdorn91017 ай бұрын
I’ve been to the doctor far too much in my life, and they’ve solved very nearly nothing that ails me over the course of a few decades.
@ProfessorDeezNutz7 ай бұрын
Plan on paying cash. I can't imagine this is covered by insurance
@SusanBaileyAmazingEstate6 ай бұрын
I’m trying to figure how I can get to this guy. I have a money market with $10k from my mother. I wonder if that’s enough.
@86Smally7 ай бұрын
Am in constant chronic pain since I was about 21, I suffer daily I literally cry myself to sleep and cry myself awake. I would do anything absolutely anything to stop it. Everyday I consider no longer being here anymore am so tired from it all.
@jacquelineandrea81728 ай бұрын
So interesting. I had total hip replacements 20 years ago when I was in my thirties. The rest of me is falling apart also, pain is just something one learns to manage. A treatment to avoid surgeries, would have been amazing. I look forward to see where this goes.
@christianeroberge24308 ай бұрын
Thoroughly enjoyed this informative video and let's hope all physicians get on board sooner than later. As a patient with MCAS and not having much luck getting any Canadian doctor to even want to take me as a patient, I certainly can relate. Unfortunately along with this, I am unable to tolerate any type of chemical so standardized medicine treatment with pharmaceuticals is out of the question. Too bad I won't be around to see this regenerative cell medicine as I am 70. I hope this gives hope to future generations in so many different ways and becomes more accessible to the general public.
@cardboard49298 ай бұрын
As someone with muscular dystrophy this gives me a tentative hope. The speed at which this becomes affordable and common is the only thing tempering my hope.
@itsshawneee38175 ай бұрын
I also have muscular dystrophy. Keep hoping! ❤
@cleanerclimate2788 ай бұрын
Such a solid interview. Information rich and so inspiring to hear the slow but sure dismantling of the insidious “healthcare” sector.
@shellyjakes70658 ай бұрын
Wow!! thank you for offering this program. How exciting for physicians and patients.
@YousafN2O7 ай бұрын
Amazing conversation! Jordan asked some great questions. Adeel had handled all of them perfectly and his passion for his work shows immensely in his mannerisms and voice when he speaks. Adeel is the real deal 👌🏼
@c-c89398 ай бұрын
Increasing the focus on regenerative medicine, very interesting to listen to 🤙🏼
@michellet.24327 ай бұрын
This man is utterly amazing!!! Talk about being whip-smart, but also his genuine desire to improve people's lives... not just those with plenty of money. I would not be surprised if we see him winning a Nobel prize in the next decade. I wish him all the best for his work and his personal well-being. ❤
@edybrasfield13458 ай бұрын
Thanks so much you both for bringing hope to our lives. I am looking forward to knowing more about the gene therapy and how I can be in one of the trials. Thanks so much.
@miaash38707 ай бұрын
Stress is indeed the primary cause of muscle aches and pains. I experienced it for a whole entire month which kept me awake at night and was a nightmare, particularly for someone who is totally healthy and has never taken any medication, except antibiotics when I was little! The excruciating pain was in the left shoulder and left arm. The physiotherapy did not help. I happened to stumble upon a health article where it stated the question ought not to be "where do you have the pain?", but " Who has given you the pain?" And once I gave it my serious thoughts, the pain disappeared within hours! This is a true story!
@kochkathryn887 ай бұрын
Ive already shared this with 3 ppl. What a remarkable talk and has me so hopeful for the future of medicine. Spot on with frusteration that medical industry is focused on masking chronic issues vs getting to the source. Ive pretty much stopped seeing specialists paying $200+ per session, each one i saw seemed too hyper focused on their specific niche and zero zest for further investigation/ brodening ideas... with each series of sessions refering me to medication. Found out on my own that my chronic tension migranes were from severe neck and shoulder knots/tension.. 🙄
@naomideleon83634 ай бұрын
Omg 😲 same with me I had debilitating migraines like where I'd be admitted to hospital for 2 or 3 days to break it .. for decades .. I want thru every test known to mankind some were so painful etc.. long story short my issues was from my neck and top shoulder tension etc.. I litteraly became my own doctor and advocate.. I'm better now but went thru horrible hell before I saw a light !
@kaza.34318 ай бұрын
I wish/hope Dr Peterson and Dr Gabor Mate and Peter Levine would work together bringing mind and body together on this podcast. Just brilliant!.
@koffeegypsy2 ай бұрын
And MD Bessel van der Kolk!! They need a round table with these men and doctors like Khan. They are life game changers, door and eye openers!
@androsabillo8 ай бұрын
I'm interested to see Dr Khan teaching these topics on Peterson Academy.
@JohnVandivier7 ай бұрын
These two actually have a fantastic banter. The back and forth at a high level of intelligence was so fun and educational
@yoanageorgieva30688 ай бұрын
Awesome topic. Thank you, dr Peterson.
@RNogueras8 ай бұрын
This was amazing! Would have loved to hear if/how it applies to vision, eyeballs, and retinas. I'd pay to have natural perfect vision again (no lasers).
@jyrueta7 ай бұрын
Jordan Peterson is a national treasure. He is exactly what the world needs at this point in history.
@glont92287 ай бұрын
@bathl8 ай бұрын
If everything this guy is promising is true, he will change the medical world forever
@I_membahh7 ай бұрын
💯
@darrenpursuingtruth28958 ай бұрын
Another outstanding conversation hosted by Dr Peterson. Thank you both Dr Peterson and Dr Khan for this enlightening discussion.
@MonicaReents7 ай бұрын
I have severe rheumatoid arthritis in my hands and shoulders, ankylosing spondylitis, and syringomyelia that has been very aggressive in the past, along with many other diagnoses... I live with chronic pain. I would LOVE to see Dr. Khan and see if I have options with this treatment. Thank you for EVERYTHING you do Dr. Peterson 🙏 I will be seeing you in Wichita, ks in February and am so excited you're coming here! Take care and travel safe.
@RyanH21988 ай бұрын
Holy shit, my sports medicine doctor is on Jordan Peterson. Doctor Khan is amazing, I’ve seen him in the past back when he was in Toronto for sports injuries and he always did a great job with PRP injections for healing them.
@marshawoods49837 ай бұрын
Oh my God I need this doctor unfortunately doctors like this are never available to the common person like me. I have osteoarthritis in my back and hips, knees chronic pain I do the Cortizone shots now I’m on opiates which I’m not real happy with but the pain is unbearable most of the time. Good luck to this man and I hope along the way he taught others to do this type of therapy.
@claudiamarkets91267 ай бұрын
Keep searching solutions please do not give up; although if by any chance you consume alcohol of any kind, STOP 🛑 and you will see the improvement
@Life_Of_Lilliana8 ай бұрын
We have an AI ultrasound program that diagnoses breast cancer lesions in South Africa. We use PRP, ultrasound and Exosomes in our practice. We’re quite ahead of our time.
@esterhudson51048 ай бұрын
I don’t think so. These types of diagnostic tools are looking for reasons for expensive surgeries. All people have lumps and growths of sorts in them all the time.
@solidstehl95468 ай бұрын
This is such cool technology. Gives me hope for the next generation. Of course this is going to really piss off big pharma 😂
@b.pack37 ай бұрын
My life the past 5 years has been Exponentially improved because of you Mr. Peterson. Thank you for being a father to the fatherless.
@akosasuke51287 ай бұрын
We have all been bamboozled, misled, hoodwinked and borderline exploited by Industries.
@Thomas90s7 ай бұрын
I have a chronic condition that is I believe very similar to that of J.B. Peterson, that I couldn't find a doctor here for, everyone is shying away from it or blaming it on being "too complicated". This interview opened my eyes to it in a new way, and I'd love to book an appointment with Dr. Khan or his team, however the US, Canada and Dubai are far out of reach for me. If they ever open up a clinic in the EU, I'd love to go.
@shark700070008 ай бұрын
My wife was recently diagnosed with leukemia. Her doctor was talking about teaching her T cells what to go after.
@karlandabarnett68207 ай бұрын
Thank you for your understanding of the body. The best teaching I have ever heard.
@meagiesmuse23348 ай бұрын
I want to thank Dr. Kahn for taking Fibromyalgia seriously. It makes everything unbearably painful. You don't sleep, and over time this unbalances every system in the body. Many doctors still think it is just "a bunch of hysterical women". A lot of us lose everything: our ability to support ourselves, our homes and our partners. Combined with the lack of validation from the medical profession, all of this contributes to the 24% suicide rate.
@eastwood1118 ай бұрын
May Gods peace be with you!
@NotCJ958 ай бұрын
Try magnesium glycinate! I have fibro and the pain in my neck and shoulders gets so bad that even trying to rest my head on the pillow to sleep hurts. I took magnesium for the first time and my joints stopped hurting-my flare up was gone! Definitely give it a try!
@meagiesmuse23348 ай бұрын
@@NotCJ95 - I agree that Mg is a necessity. I've tried them all over the years and found no difference, including glycinate and the super expensive threonate, so we take Mg citrate since it is the cheapest form that is also well absorbed. Glycine with NAC is also supposed to be a great help. A 3 mo. trial got us nothing, but we still take NAC to clean our livers due to taking medications. That is wonderful that you got such good results!
@meagiesmuse23348 ай бұрын
@@eastwood111 -Thank you, and also with you...
@autisticautumn73798 ай бұрын
I have this and I am on opiates which I am not happy with at all.
@hamburgers1407 ай бұрын
Seems like a great treatment if you're a professional athlete, wealthy celebrity, or elite military specialist, but not something us commoners will ever be able to afford. Must be nice.
@BestLifeMD7 ай бұрын
Don't worry. It's not working for them either.
@naomideleon83634 ай бұрын
@BestLifeMD it absolutely is working for some of us . And you don't have to be a celebrity. People spend money on dumb as! Things . I've been saving since I was in grade school because parental guidance is of essence. What it comes down to is that you cannot even get some people to get off their couch if 5 mins or stop drinking etc ...
@BestLifeMD4 ай бұрын
@@naomideleon8363 you've been cured of a chronic condition by regenerating new tissue from injections of stem cells? Do tell.
@_flowuniversity8 ай бұрын
In relation to Fitness, Health and Wellness. The improvement of this will directly affect an individual’s ability and capabilities. In turn this will lead to better performance, cognitive function and personal autonomy. This will directly affect one’s social economic status in a positive manner. The issue isn’t that people in the bottom stratus are unable to afford the resources it’s that they don’t understand nor have the knowledge to operate and maximize things that they already have. Fitness can be done anywhere and nutritional habits can be taught and adhered to even if money is an issue. There are loopholes
@I_membahh7 ай бұрын
Indeed. The interesting snippet you may be interested in, body builders are highly sought after and inquired for valuable feedback as many people actually do not, and they think they know but again Do Not, actually understand how their body’s work like a body builders or that if a professional athlete for example would. A more acceptable persons besides a celebrity , a more disciplined person adds valuable knowledge to this research. As many avenues of miss-information have become a huge problem. The very unheard people like body builders have never been in such demand for scientific study, we even expect a boom in a generation of youths of fitness and related personal lifestyles to emerge in coming years. And we in the gym can finally stop hearing the pathetic excuse of “dad bod” anything! finally our expertise and knowledge of the human body isn’t disregarded by the mass public whom in larger numbers popular opinion is lesser than our own. Now science is endorsing scientific proof even in the study of how and why fit people are indeed smarter and have never been able to explain or have known why. It was never studied, but now we see our “muscle head” selfs not being ashamed or having fear of seeming bouatful to our fellows whom are not in their ideal shape or intellect, indeed we just like fitness and health and that’s been our answer to the activated loved ones and friends who ponder why, and how we seem to not be subjected to common illments, cognitive narrative bios, and constraints of limitation to our scholars, wealthy, and famous opposed to our average Joe level of that seemly perfect image those graduates of prestigious accomplishments, our version of the same thing. Been living the lifestyle of the idols they talk about with all the answers we have even repeated for them. And yet not believed or disregarded. We won’t need a famous figure to read our script of the same things we’ve been saying for them to believe it. But hey . You’re human too. I’m just better at it
@naomideleon83634 ай бұрын
💯
@Johnny-dp5mu8 ай бұрын
You are the best of the best. All the very best in health and prosperity 🎉
@beckyg36978 ай бұрын
This topic is very interesting and important
@rubynibs7 ай бұрын
If just medical students and family doctors viewed this one video once a year, for 4 or 5 years, we'd see a major medical revolution worldwide. Whomever thought up this Meeting of Nerd Minds has done the world a great service. THANK YOU, whomever you are. ❤
@ameliamorningstar7 ай бұрын
Thanks for a pod on that my mentally rigid dad with osteoarthritis might actually be open to listening to. Thanks to Dr Khan for the potential of a future for my sibling and I that is osteoarthritis free.
@TheProtonSpinner8 ай бұрын
It's not cutting edge, it's just not covered by insurance, which is why "high profile" people seek out the treatments, they can afford it. PRP has been around for decades, stem cell therapy for the past dozen years or so. Widespread adoption hasn't happened because CMS won't get off its ass and make coverage decisions, and private insurers would rather you forgo the expensive PRP/stem therapies that only delay the end stage disease and simply suck it up until you are old enough to ger a one-and-done prosthetic joint. It's the money, always about the money. Why prevent the disease when you can make money hand over fist treating the symptoms?
@esterhudson51048 ай бұрын
Finally. 👏👏
@tahah.babikir76988 ай бұрын
I had the privilege of watching this during a spa treatment.
@martinmollerup22658 ай бұрын
Haha, that sounds awesome :)
@chrisnam16037 ай бұрын
Gosh, if only i 'had' a doc like this man... they exist, i donno where to find such wonderful people... what another life i would lead (and this goes for many other people so suffering), bless you from Belgium
@chapanation8567 ай бұрын
I've been watching you for years JP! Starting with the old Genesis books in the classroom videos when they were the majority of your KZfaq video library? 😊 I am so proud of you overcoming several serious struggles that have led to your current success. They have helped guide me as a Christian before you were a Christian!!! I imagined this much success. I'd love to come see you when you when your tour comes to Saint Louis sometime. It's Amazing to see this crazy world show a true demand for an individual with a clear and articulate understanding of life. God bless you my friend!
@eulalia34467 ай бұрын
UK clinical psychologist here and a huge fan of Jordan Peterson. You should interview some of the experts in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and EMDR - you can get stellar results in a short time when treating PTSD and it's much less invasive than injecting stuff into the vagus nerve.
@menosproblemos69936 ай бұрын
I think it's good to refer to earlier statements when asking for furthering information. It connects more parts of you memory. You did that at 39:55 . And also it was something personal, so the answer even gives personal resonance to the audience.
@ashamancito46304 ай бұрын
Well, getting rid of my chronic back pain is certainly a nice perspective. I hope this kind of medicine takes off and becomes widely available.
@tylerdartt47077 ай бұрын
As a psychiatric practitioner, does Dr. Khan have current literature available? The treatments he mentions for anxiety and depression aren't new. Understandably, this a short synopsis of his research and of course will promote it. Multiple concerns as a practitioner listening in, of course, I support research and would like read his literature to better understand. Enjoyed the discussion as I am an admirer of Dr. Peterson.
@itsshawneee38175 ай бұрын
This video contains so much good information and many promising advances! I have limb-girdle muscular dystrophy. Thankful for people who truly care about helping people as well as their intelligence. Praying for a miracle/cure 🙏🏽 ❤
@johnmadany98298 ай бұрын
You can trust me because I was trained in Canada where they promote MAID
@jaredhammonds82558 ай бұрын
So fascinating. These drs make me feel hopeful for the future
@Vangeltheunderdog7 ай бұрын
1:01:09 I know exactly what you mean by this. As a person who has endured chronic depression for over 15 years, I "cured" myself of it roughly 3 years ago, and still going strong. I had to ignore what the masses were telling me, such as, "it's not your fault," "it's a chemical imbalance," and focus on one simple question, "What am I regularly doing to NOT be depressed?" Ultimately, I learned that if I'm not serving mother nature and/or people around me, I have no reason not to be depressed; I'm a burden on the very planet itself, thus, I must change myself. This is the thing most people fail at is changing themselves for the betterment of those around them, which in turn changes their self for the better as well. In a world where things are given to us at the touch of a button, it should be absolutely no surprise why the number of "depressed" individuals continues to skyrocket. It's incredibly hard to get people to swallow the truth, especially when the truth involves looking at oneself in the mirror and not looking away, just because it "hurts."
@starsiriusly35228 ай бұрын
I love you doctor Peterson I do ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@Guytron957 ай бұрын
If my mid-80s mom could have the pain from arthritis in hip and knee reduced she would walk much more and other disease issues would lessen with the extra exercise. This stuff will help a lot of people like her.
@RtooGtoo7 ай бұрын
Looking forward to hearing from you Dr. Peterson
@one-step-at-a-time-curiosity7 ай бұрын
Thank you Jordan Peterson for this wonderful video. And thank you to Dr Khan
@rhinogames98567 ай бұрын
It’s amazing how much a chiropractic adjustment affects the Vagus nerve. Dr. Neil Needly has amazing research on depression and diet.
@MatichekYoutube8 ай бұрын
i can not imagine that your country suggests medically assisted suicide when they don't know who to help you .. that is so depressing ..
@scrawneyd7 ай бұрын
Wow thank you for having Dr Khan on. He and his information is incredible More than hopeful for so much.
@themaskedman92506 ай бұрын
It's like listening to Dr. Morden, pure bliss
@Venator12308 ай бұрын
Take good care of Dr. Peterson, Dr. Khan!
@autisticautumn73798 ай бұрын
I have a chronic pain condition for which the main treatment I have been prescribed is opiates.I am not happy with this .I would love to look into this further .
@PootieTang1018 ай бұрын
God bless you, Sir. Semper Fi. God, Country, Corps.
@willliamking82128 ай бұрын
You 're obviously a US Marine or Marine wantabe. But who is the Sir you want God to bless?
@petermalmgren12073 ай бұрын
So cutting edge
@dancinditedforyears67367 ай бұрын
I have had chronic pain since 1997 and i was being treated with pain meds. I never became addicted, i actually turned down upping the amounts. Fast forward to 2016 i was due to CDC limits, was cut in half and now i can't do 90 percent of what i could do prior to 2016..i do believe the CDC is trying to make chronic pain patients either pass from being cut down, inactive or just suicide. I was left with chronic nerve pain due to a Drs error. I did not sue as he said we will keep you pain free. I make zero dollars and nobody cares. Drs won't help and bills lay on my sweet husband who should be retired.
@anneturner84397 ай бұрын
I’m a Chronic Pain patient myself suffering immeasurably 24/7 In NE OHIO I’ve studied the Opioid Lie the last 6 yrs as I’m in bed most days. America is dead ☠️ Our Government & DEA & DOJ are Intentionally killing us Boomers !! I’m 63 TORTURED these last 6 yrs. WE HAVE AN UNTREATED PAIN CRISIS IN THIS COUNTRY 🆘 !!!! No one cares … Illicit fentanyl poisoning & killing ! It was NEVER A PRESCRIPTION OPIOID CRISIS !!!!
@Richard_Paradise7 ай бұрын
👍❤ I love doctors. As long as they care like Khan. I loved the conversation. Thank you.
@dcat20047 ай бұрын
I’ve had six stem cell injections in my lower back L5/S1 & L4/L5 in 2019. I paid out of pocket. I still have chronic pain but I have several issues going on. I’m disabled because of the pain. I would love to get some relief. Thank you Dr. JP!
@robertmurphy45847 ай бұрын
What kind of stem cells and where did you go to get them ?
@mauisam17 ай бұрын
Thank so much Dr. Jordan for introducing me to Dr. Khan as I was almost giving up hope as I have told that I have Osteoarthritis with only the prospect of a slow painful death. After having to 2 total hip replacements and back surgery (L4-L5 clean-out), which got infected and my back pain now has gotten worse. I've only been able to manage (limitedly) the pain by taking Aleve and a lot of CBD and then just mentally eating the pain. This is because I try so hard to keep off the Oxy, which the side effects for me are not good so I don't like taking them. My back surgery created an infection in the vertebra at the L4 and I had to be on 2 month of 2 liquid Antibody infusions (daily via a pic line) and a a pill. One liquid Antibody infusion took 2 1/2 hours to do and would knock me out. I've been told the Osteoarthritis will only get worse and that it is no treatment for it an a slow death. If I'm not mistaken Dr. Jordan your daughter spoke about her struggles not long ago about this as well? So I will be reaching out to Dr. Khan about this. Thank you.
@Junctionist8 ай бұрын
I expect the wait time to see Dr. Khan is going through the roof after seeing this jaw dropping discussion. Gonna give it a try to see.
@tfouto5 ай бұрын
Great interview. Dr. Khan is really creating the future.
@analytic_daily_meal7 ай бұрын
I have revere with proponents of this talk. The topic is not only and various guests and talking about contemporary issues are interesting and helpful this is why I have watching regularly on the talk given by UT professors.
@muskratdove8 ай бұрын
Doesn't this fly in the face of population reduction goals? Will this be yet another treatment only for the super-rich?
@esterhudson51048 ай бұрын
Yup. To make it cheap we’ll have to ramp up those abortions mills.
@sitindogmas7 ай бұрын
there is so much knowledge and stuff like this out there, it would be amazing to produce these things and this knowledge on a grand scale. it seems greed prevents progress on a large scale
@jennifredjones92957 ай бұрын
This has been absolutely fascinating to listen and learn. You covered so many pertinent topics for our life and health. Thank you.
@WeAreABetterLight8 ай бұрын
Thankyou so much again Mr. Peterson. I need this medicine for my chronic pain and chronic Pancreatitus that hit me 5 months ago. I'm 39 and want and need healing. I dont want to be on these pain meds anymore. This information i needed to hear so much as it gives me more hope. I love you Brother. Thankyou for everything your doing. Godbless You
@bobbybilly55278 ай бұрын
@Samples, listen to everything you can from Dr Schmidt, he is out of Ann arbor, michigan. He explains that the first thing to reduce many problems, is get onto a Ketogenic (or carnivore type diet). Learn on dr schmidts channel, how to do muscle testing, learn about nanobacteria, lactic acidosis, parasite infections that underlie lots of health problems. Along with chemical toxicities, heavy metals. Your pancreatitis could be due to parasites. Unfortunately, ive discovered over the last 16 months, that all our food is full of parasites, many of them survive even charring, and much heat, even low temp freezing. The way to kill em in food, is treating the food with NIR red light. On avg, 60min for meats/cheeses/ dairy. Veggies take about 30mins. Of course, you will first need to detox first, whatever is overwhelming your body. Look also into making a homemade NIR Sauna.
@Pirusiandres8 ай бұрын
Whenever someone tells me they have health problems I'll ask them if they eat with a regular schedule; if they go to bed at regular hours; if they exercise; if they eat fruits and vegetables; if they eat nuts, fish and probiotics. They say no. Fix those and you'll feel much better.
@FreieRede63828 ай бұрын
Has anyone ever noticed how slowly JP blinks?? Even that looks competent 😂
@raymk7 ай бұрын
I like the clinical side of Dr. Peterson because he extracts all the guest's knowledge to the public, instead of repeating his already popular knowledge, like in the politically charged episodes.
@andreaskummer42128 ай бұрын
20 yrs of osteoarthritis and all i get is more pain meds handed to me....Who is this treatment available to?I would like some info.please..the carnivore diet does work i am doing it now.
@katadam21866 ай бұрын
Watch his daughters podcast she interviewed Dr. Khan her name Mikhaila Peterson
@longhealthyjoyfullife8 ай бұрын
Very interesting. Great job 👍
@fabioscuderi59988 ай бұрын
Please bring him back in the future. See all the results of the research
@marilynnewland28388 ай бұрын
What is the possibility of these treatments being easily available in the next few years? I have rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and IBD. Needless to say that translates into chronic pain. I would gladly agree to be included in any trials of these treatments. I'm not so much interested in living longer, just pain free.
@bobbybilly55278 ай бұрын
listen to everything you can from Dr Schmidt, he is out of Ann arbor, michigan. He explains that the first thing to reduce many problems, is get onto a Ketogenic (or carnivore type diet). Learn on dr schmidts channel, how to do muscle testing, learn about nanobacteria, lactic acidosis, parasite infections that underlie lots of health problems. Along with chemical toxicities, heavy metals. Unfortunately, ive discovered over the last 16 months, that all our food is full of parasites, many of them survive even charring, and much heat, even low temp freezing. The way to kill em in food, is treating the food with NIR red light. On avg, 60min for meats/cheeses/ dairy. Veggies take about 30mins. Of course, you will first need to detox first, whatever is overwhelming your body. Look also into making a homemade NIR Sauna. I too have been addressing pain.
@grow_with_me_898 ай бұрын
Do some research into Dr. Joe Dispenza and the work he is doing. Its mind blowing if your open to the information
@cyclingqueenbee7 ай бұрын
I just must comment on this video because it is so important. Mind changing. All the way through. Do it. Watch it. Listen. ❤
@rebeccareynolds71697 ай бұрын
This totally stressed me out! So basically only the few who have the financial means will be able to get this kind of treatment and help.
@vec3068 ай бұрын
Dr. Khan needs 10 body guards.
@miaash38707 ай бұрын
It would be great for Dr. Khan to have his own podcast!
@BravoTassia7 ай бұрын
Omg his passion is beautiful to witness
@iknowyoureright85647 ай бұрын
This all makes so much sense……non invasive or at very least non damaging ways to fix chronic health issues and inflammation is one thing, but to prevent muscle loss in an ageing population along with an increase in telomere length is almost miraculous…..this man needs protected but also his work shouted from the rooftops. Absolutely fascinating and what a thing to chose to do with your life….the real and true helping of others.
@tnjrcfl16 ай бұрын
Good lord I hope this gets affordable. Chronic pain is hell on earth, I'm so fukn sick of pills and still hurting so much so often.