Applications for NAD+ and Growth Factor Injectables in Regenerative Medicine with Dr. Matthew Cook on Shades of Health Podcast

In my latest podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing my friend and regenerative medicine expert, Dr. Matthew Cook who I fondly call the ‘King of Injectables’. Our conversation goes deep into the use of NAD+, peptides, exosomes and stem cells – and Dr. Cook shares his cutting edge approaches – a definite feast for all the biohackers and practitioners out there!

Dr. Cook began his medical profession as an anesthesiologist 20 years ago and transitioned to functional medicine and regenerative medicine 14 years ago after he became ill from fluorinated anesthesia toxicity. He is founder and president of BioReset Medical in Northern California and the Medical Advisor of the BioReset Network, a best in class platform for integrative medicine training and education. Dr. Cook and the BioReset medical team specialize in treatments for conditions ranging from pain and complex illness to anti-aging and wellness. He treats some of the most challenging to diagnose and difficult to live with ailments that people suffer from today, including Lyme disease, chronic pain, PTSD, and mycotoxin illness. Using next-generation applications like IV therapies, growth factor injectables, and special techniques including musculoskeletal ultrasound imaging and hydrodissection – Dr. Cook has facilitated the healing of thousands of patients worldwide.

In this episode we explore:?

The synergies around IV therapy, injections, and functional medicine (7:10)

Applications of NAD+ and NAD+ precursors (13:35)

Dr, Cook’s philosophy on how to introduce NAD+ supplementation for the best outcomes (15:12)

Why incorporating methylation support like TMG when taking NAD+ is important (16:33)

Dr. Cook’s approach to Lyme, mold, and other neurological cases (25:09)

Growth factors! Chris and Dr. Cook discuss peptides, exosomes, and stem cells (30:10)

Why mast cell stabilization is critical for Lyme, mold and long haulers (47:20)

Nerve hydrodissection supporting people with ALS – one of Dr. Cook’s focuses (51:20)

And more!