Dr. Craig Koniver

And I don't know how I got into it, but when I started my practice. Back in 2006, I started, it was traditional family medicine practice, but I started using these nutritional IVs. And this is before hangover IVs, this is before it was popular. This is, you know, 20 years ago. And what I learned was that these nutritional IVs help people feel better quickly.

And I don't know how I got into it, but when I started my practice. Back in 2006, I started, it was traditional family medicine practice, but I started using these nutritional IVs. And this is before hangover IVs, this is before it was popular. This is, you know, 20 years ago. And what I learned was that these nutritional IVs help people feel better quickly.

And I developed this model for my patients, which I think is a better model, which is I want to help people feel better first, like we were talking about earlier in this podcast. Because if I can get people to feel better first,

And I developed this model for my patients, which I think is a better model, which is I want to help people feel better first, like we were talking about earlier in this podcast. Because if I can get people to feel better first,

And I developed this model for my patients, which I think is a better model, which is I want to help people feel better first, like we were talking about earlier in this podcast. Because if I can get people to feel better first,

What we learned through COVID, and honestly, what I want to say to you, Andrew, which is really true, your podcast and what you do has been so successful at a time during the pandemic when people lost so much trust in people like me, right? People lost that trust of, what do I do? This is a scary time. I don't know what's going on.

What we learned through COVID, and honestly, what I want to say to you, Andrew, which is really true, your podcast and what you do has been so successful at a time during the pandemic when people lost so much trust in people like me, right? People lost that trust of, what do I do? This is a scary time. I don't know what's going on.

What we learned through COVID, and honestly, what I want to say to you, Andrew, which is really true, your podcast and what you do has been so successful at a time during the pandemic when people lost so much trust in people like me, right? People lost that trust of, what do I do? This is a scary time. I don't know what's going on.

And you guys come along, you in particular, providing this very stable, vetted information that people can trust and have a starting point and be like, this is what I want to do. Because health, one of the gifts of COVID was it put our health on the forefront of most people's mind and life. And so what you're doing is tremendous work.

And you guys come along, you in particular, providing this very stable, vetted information that people can trust and have a starting point and be like, this is what I want to do. Because health, one of the gifts of COVID was it put our health on the forefront of most people's mind and life. And so what you're doing is tremendous work.

And you guys come along, you in particular, providing this very stable, vetted information that people can trust and have a starting point and be like, this is what I want to do. Because health, one of the gifts of COVID was it put our health on the forefront of most people's mind and life. And so what you're doing is tremendous work.

And I can tell you personally, no, literally like as a physician, I am just, it's such an honor to be here and to talk to you because every day, every day my patients come to me and said, I heard this on the Huberman Lab podcast. What do you think of it? And I am not joking. And I love that.

And I can tell you personally, no, literally like as a physician, I am just, it's such an honor to be here and to talk to you because every day, every day my patients come to me and said, I heard this on the Huberman Lab podcast. What do you think of it? And I am not joking. And I love that.

And I can tell you personally, no, literally like as a physician, I am just, it's such an honor to be here and to talk to you because every day, every day my patients come to me and said, I heard this on the Huberman Lab podcast. What do you think of it? And I am not joking. And I love that.

I think it is awesome because people, one, taking their health seriously, but two, they have a stable resource that they can trust. The problem with physicians, and I'll tie this back in, is physicians are hard to trust, right? And it's this paternalistic model, which is, and that's how I was trained, which is, you know, you're going to do this because I'm going to tell you to do it, right?

I think it is awesome because people, one, taking their health seriously, but two, they have a stable resource that they can trust. The problem with physicians, and I'll tie this back in, is physicians are hard to trust, right? And it's this paternalistic model, which is, and that's how I was trained, which is, you know, you're going to do this because I'm going to tell you to do it, right?

I think it is awesome because people, one, taking their health seriously, but two, they have a stable resource that they can trust. The problem with physicians, and I'll tie this back in, is physicians are hard to trust, right? And it's this paternalistic model, which is, and that's how I was trained, which is, you know, you're going to do this because I'm going to tell you to do it, right?

And I remember being in medical school, which was in the 90s. And I can't remember the exact specifics of the study, but they would go, they did a study where they collected the trash outside of physicians' offices, found that greater than 30% of prescriptions written that day were thrown away. Greater than 30%. Wow. And I remember learning that and I was like, what is going on? By the patients.

And I remember being in medical school, which was in the 90s. And I can't remember the exact specifics of the study, but they would go, they did a study where they collected the trash outside of physicians' offices, found that greater than 30% of prescriptions written that day were thrown away. Greater than 30%. Wow. And I remember learning that and I was like, what is going on? By the patients.

And I remember being in medical school, which was in the 90s. And I can't remember the exact specifics of the study, but they would go, they did a study where they collected the trash outside of physicians' offices, found that greater than 30% of prescriptions written that day were thrown away. Greater than 30%. Wow. And I remember learning that and I was like, what is going on? By the patients.