The Deadly Secret of the "Kardashian" Doctor | Mark Hyman, Jordan Peterson & Adeel Khan
Aug 6, 2026 · 2 hr 4 min · 20 segments
The full and complete story of the celebrity doctor to the stars.
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Scott CarneyHost
Aug 6, 2026 · 2 hr 4 min · 20 segments
The full and complete story of the celebrity doctor to the stars.
Scott CarneyHostWe can reprogram our genes back to a younger you, and I could literally, when I'm 63, turn my biological clock back to 25.
Make my wrinkles go away, my hair turn black, my joints get healthier, my, you know, everything.
They actually had people sit and dream in rooms full of snakes.
[snakes hissing] When I went to that temple, I thought, "These people were more sophisticated than we are in their approach to disease."
You might know Mark Hyman from his constant shilling of an alternative medicine program called functional medicine that involves selling a rotating slate of longevity supplements aimed to stop or reverse aging.
Meanwhile, Jordan Peterson is a pop psychologist who promotes anti-wokeness as a key to mental wellbeing.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone who was canceled who didn't respond to it about the same way that people respond to a near-fatal illness.
In addition to their unorthodox approaches to human health, they share three other things in common.
First, both men sought relief for decades of debilitating back pain outside the traditional medical system.
And second, in the last year and a half, both of them were hospitalized for sepsis.
'Cause I almost died.
[laughs]
Yeah, it was really extreme.
Dad was in an ICU suffering from pneumonia and sepsis after dealing with a host of neurological issues this summer.
While Hyman seems to have recovered, Peterson is still out of the public eye, and it's unclear whether he will ever come back.
In this video, I'm gonna tell you why I think their cases are even more connected than that, because the third thing they have in common is that they also share the same doctor, Adil Khan, a regenerative medicine physician who runs a string of clinics out of Mexico, Dubai, Japan, Lithuania, and is in the process of opening up more inside the United States.
You would be forgiven if you've never heard of Khan before, but he is nothing less than the stem cell doctor to the stars.
Well, I saw Dr. Khan because I had to have surgery, and Dr. Khan brought me some of the latest technology in that area, and it immediately reduced both the pain but also the inflammation.
We can reprogram our genes back to a younger you, and I could literally, when I'm 63, turn my biological clock back to 25.
Make my wrinkles go away, my hair turn black, my joints get healthier, my, you know, everything.
They actually had people sit and dream in rooms full of snakes.
[snakes hissing] When I went to that temple, I thought, "These people were more sophisticated than we are in their approach to disease."
You might know Mark Hyman from his constant shilling of an alternative medicine program called functional medicine that involves selling a rotating slate of longevity supplements aimed to stop or reverse aging.
Meanwhile, Jordan Peterson is a pop psychologist who promotes anti-wokeness as a key to mental wellbeing.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone who was canceled who didn't respond to it about the same way that people respond to a near-fatal illness.
In addition to their unorthodox approaches to human health, they share three other things in common.
First, both men sought relief for decades of debilitating back pain outside the traditional medical system.
And second, in the last year and a half, both of them were hospitalized for sepsis.
'Cause I almost died.
[laughs]
Yeah, it was really extreme.
Dad was in an ICU suffering from pneumonia and sepsis after dealing with a host of neurological issues this summer.
While Hyman seems to have recovered, Peterson is still out of the public eye, and it's unclear whether he will ever come back.
In this video, I'm gonna tell you why I think their cases are even more connected than that, because the third thing they have in common is that they also share the same doctor, Adil Khan, a regenerative medicine physician who runs a string of clinics out of Mexico, Dubai, Japan, Lithuania, and is in the process of opening up more inside the United States.
You would be forgiven if you've never heard of Khan before, but he is nothing less than the stem cell doctor to the stars.
Well, I saw Dr. Khan because I had to have surgery, and Dr. Khan brought me some of the latest technology in that area, and it immediately reduced both the pain but also the inflammation.
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