Joe Rogan Experience #2513 - Dean Radin

Joe Rogan podcast, check it out. >> The Joe Rogan Experience. >> TRAIN BY DAY, JOE ROGAN PODCAST BY NIGHT. ALL DAY. >> Thank you for being here. >> Good to be here. >> I'm excited [music] to talk to you. Did you maybe manifest this conversation somehow? >> Maybe. >> [laughter] >> Um, I've seen a bunch of your talks

online and um, the first of all, let's start from the beginning. Like, what is What is your background? >> Uh, I thought I'd give you a 40 45-year arc >> Okay. >> in about 3 minutes >> Perfect. >> because then there's a lot of places you can get into it. So, I started out as a

musician, violin, uh, up until about halfway through college and then I realized to be a musician means you have to be an athlete because you're making your living with your body. No one told me that up through until I finally decided that I don't think I want to make my living with my body

because I've never been very strong and more importantly, you also need to have a lot of stamina and I didn't have that. >> And you weren't interested in gaining it? >> I I couldn't. I I have a genetic mutation that that created uh, like most people when they exercise, you feel really good afterwards. I feel

really exhausted and I never understood why until many years later I realized that I have something called Gilbert's Syndrome, which is a mutation of a liver enzyme and you have no recovery time. >> Woah. >> Yeah. So, >> Is there anything they can do for that? >> Other than something like genetic engineering, which I've never heard

anybody try yet, the answer is no. >> I've never heard of that condition before, I don't think. >> Yeah. It's uh, there's some missing enzymes and more importantly, the bilirubin, which is unconjugated bilirubin, you have way too too of it. So, there's an upside and a downside. The downside is that there you you can't recover from