Carson Daly admits he was physically and mentally ‘a wreck’ a year ago, reveals how he repaired mental health

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Carson Daly has found the secret to improving his physical and mental health: a daily ice-cold plunge.

“One year ago I was at this event at maybe one of the lower points in my mental health,” the “Today” show co-host, 51, told Page Six at the Project Healthy Minds Gala Thursday while standing next to his colleague Savannah Guthrie.

“Physically and mentally, I was a wreck, and I thought, ‘Next year I want to get better,'” he added.

Carson Daly spoke to Page Six at the Project Healthy Minds Gala. Variety via Getty Images

The “Today” show co-host said daily ice-cold plunges have helped his mental health. Getty Images

Daly, who first opened up about his struggles with anxiety and panic attacks in 2018, now attributes his well-being to the daily dip.

“I’ve cold-plunged every day for a year,” he shared. “I have a home cold plunge. 40 degrees, literally two minutes every day.”

The “Voice” host cautioned that despite doing it daily, it never gets easier.

“It’s really hard to do, and it turns out doing hard things is good for you,” he told us.

Savannah Guthrie shared that she has tried the plunge, too. Getty Images

Daly admitted dipping into the water for two minutes every day never gets easier. Getty Images for MTV

Guthrie, 52, shared that she has tried a cold plunge, too, but “only lasted 30 seconds.”

“But I’m glad I did it,” she added. “It’s actually an amazing thing to do, but you have to have the guts to just dive in. You can’t tiptoe in it.”

When Page Six brought up a famous “Seinfeld” episode revolving around men and cold water, Daly immediately related.

Daly has been open about his struggles with anxiety and panic attacks. Variety via Getty Images

The “Voice” host attended the gala with his wife, Siri Pinter, and their teen son, Jackson. Steven/AFF-USA/Shutterstock

“Shrinkage,” he replied. “Yes, fact of life!”

The “TRL” alum hosted Thursday’s star-studded event, which also featured Chance the Rapper, Demi Lovato, Sanaa Lathan and Stacey Bendet.

Daly brought along his wife, Siri Pinter, and their 15-year-old son, Jackson.