Episode 395: Dr. Abe Malkin on Next-Gen Health: NAD Drip Therapy, Ketamine and Environmental Testing
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What is NAD and why is it important?
Hi guys, it's Tony Robbins. You're listening to Habits & Hustle. Crush it.
You guys, this is a real treat because if you've been listening to Habits & Hustle from the beginning, then you may know who my guest is today. It is my dearest of dearest friends, Dr. Abe, otherwise known as Dr. Abe Malkin. Him and I actually started the podcast together five years ago. I think we had like three or four episodes, maybe more, but you never heard him talk because I talked the whole time. And he kind of was, you know, what would you say, Abe? What happened to you?
Where can people find those in the archives? Those archives? I think they would be very entertaining.
Oh, it's hilarious. So Abe and I, just full disclosure, used to be like super, super tight. We still are. He's like my little brother. I love him. But Abe went on to be bigger and better and just so crazy successful. I'm very proud of him. He has like five different big projects. health and wellness companies. He covers everything. So he is like the guy in longevity. Like if I have a question, I always call Abe and then he's too big for me. So he passes me on to an underling, but that's okay. So Abe, anyway, thank you for being here.
Pleasure. See, this is what happened. You put me on the podcast. I learned all your trade secrets and I just went out and started my own business.
Yeah, I know. See, that's exactly what you did. And now I'm back. Right, right. Now you're back after five years and crushing the world. By the way, for you guys who are watching this and not listening, Abe and I are actually doing an IV. It's called a Niagen IV. And it is supposed to be the next level game changing for your mitochondrial health, your cellular health. Abe, actually, you're the doctor. Can you talk about what we're doing?
Yeah, what's interesting is this is a new product, the Niagen IV, that is basically a precursor to NAD. If we were getting an NAD IV right now, we would both be so uncomfortable. We wouldn't be able to do the podcast. I think we actually tried to do it at one point and we just couldn't do it.
Oh, it was horrible. But by the way, we actually did the NAD. We did a couple of those NAD IVs with Dennis Rodman.
Do you remember? Yes. And you need to be like a professional athlete to get through it quickly. And the Niagen IV is much different. It gives you even more benefit than the NAD IV, but you can race through it in 75% faster than you can an NAD IV. So we're going to get the IV done in 30 or so minutes. Really helps with energy, with mood, with sleep, with brain health. So a lot of benefits of the IV in a very short amount of time.
Okay, so let's talk about this. So for those of you who don't know, because we're talking as if everyone should know what an NAD IV is, right? So people do know what NAD is, I think. A lot of people who know about NAD, but people take it in pill form. Can we just give a brief overview of what NAD is just overall, what the benefits are, and the different forms so people have an idea? So just some backstory. Sure.
Those in the biohacking community have known about NAD for a long time, but it's great that now it's becoming more mainstream. Makes my job a lot easier that I don't have to explain it to as many people because people are starting to hear about it now from their friends, their doctors, and so forth. But essentially, NAD is an enzyme, a coenzyme, that helps your body generate chemical reactions. So everything you do in the world requires your body to be generating chemical reactions. And you burn through your NAD levels. And as you age, you produce less and less NAD, which is one of the reasons that contributes to aging. so from an anti-aging perspective nad is really helpful for helping reverse the clock so as you're performing these chemical reactions your body is using up the nad almost like a blank check so whether you need more energy or better sleep you have addiction problems or whatnot nad is really giving your body what it needs through that chemical reaction process it's
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is NAD and why is it important?
0:01–8:31
2
How does NAD IV therapy differ from oral supplementation?
8:31–18:07
3
What are the benefits of regular exercise for health?
18:07–20:21
4
How can you measure the effectiveness of wellness treatments?
20:21–28:22
5
What are the latest trends in social wellness communities?
28:22–35:41
6
How do lifestyle factors influence aging?
35:41–37:15
7
What role does sleep play in overall health?
37:15–49:53
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