It’s the holy grail in orthopedics: Finding a way to enhance damaged or naturally deteriorating cartilage. Now a finding in the lab stands to revolutionize joint care, turning back the hands of time.
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@1646SouthgateАй бұрын
YES! Let's fund this instead of wars!
@nostromo7928Ай бұрын
@@1646Southgate I wish I could "like" your comment 💯 times! ❤️
@dr.emilschaffhausen4683Ай бұрын
10% for the big guy.
@dafunkmonsterАй бұрын
Kinda like saying “let’s buy a new TV instead of upgrading the deadbolts” when burglaries in your neighborhood have doubled.
@user-qh8fi7th9eАй бұрын
with the wars they print more money.
@juelzd7172Ай бұрын
Wars make more profit
@mishima4uАй бұрын
My knees just screamed with joy
@nostromo7928Ай бұрын
@@mishima4u I hear that! Mine are screaming too.
@rainydaywoman8997Ай бұрын
😂
@chrisdelaplante5515Ай бұрын
LMAO !😂😂😂
@ArthurHuizarАй бұрын
‼️
@karinovskyАй бұрын
😂😂😂
@Rainy_Day1223428 күн бұрын
For someone with arthritis, this gives me hope. If you need a test subject give me a ring.
@InsolentVillager19 күн бұрын
arthritis is diet related. Look into carnivore. Dr Berry, Dr Chaffee, Dr Baker all here on youtube for more info.
@EikottXD16 күн бұрын
@@InsolentVillagerNo it's not.
@EK-lp8od15 күн бұрын
@@InsolentVillager it is not nor is your stupidity
@virtuaguyverify29 күн бұрын
Everytime you hear of a new break through, you never hear of it again
@Darius-uj1gv29 күн бұрын
True - I'm still waiting to hear about these new "antibiotics". Big pharma is obviously with holding it from us for some reasons which make absolute sense to dim witted conspiracy theorists.
@d_no_allyn_8627 күн бұрын
Doesn't mean it isn't being worked on. I still hear about stem cells all the time but that's because I follow arm wrestling where all the guys have fucked up elbows. Lol.
@NightRunner41727 күн бұрын
I think a lot of the time the announcements are a bit of a long shot and meant to get some traction going for further funding and research. Sometimes they're a complete scam job and that's why they vanish as soon as a little money rolls in, but I think most times they're just starting out and not sure if their preliminary work is even going to be possible let alone practical. Something might come up that makes the whole thing collapse like a house of cards, or all kinds of hurdles get in the way and render it an "Oh well we tried this way and it didn't pan out." Sometimes like in my own mad science pursuits, that just means it didn't work out NOW, but as with a lot of my stuff it just meant it needed four more damned years before the "big" payoff finally arrived. I can't speak for scientific advancement in a lab run by 30 people, but I am very familiar with blowing 20 years on a maybe-dream before it really turns into a reality that impresses me. For me, it's been a very long ladder climb getting to where I am now, each step building a new foundation to keep climbing on as my many projects slowly evolve or get shelved, which spawns new projects based on what I've learned along the way. It's... tedious. 🤣
@falcon12727 күн бұрын
It gets suppressed as the Break Through would ELIMINATE millions of dollars in expensive knee, hip, shoulder, and other joint surgeries!!! FOLLOW THE MONEY!
@reidoo27 күн бұрын
Yep. Big pharma will “fund” it and then never let it see the light of day. Keeping others sick or just sick enough is what keeps the lights on
@jonnyb5693Ай бұрын
This particular technology Is potentially worth billions
@DDELE7Ай бұрын
How do I invest?
@justlookin4450Ай бұрын
That’s unfortunate.. it means only the rich will be able to afford it.
@northernbettygirlАй бұрын
@@justlookin4450: I'd hope my health care dual advantage plan would cover it. This wouldn't be considered a cosmetic procedure
@obiosuji3535Ай бұрын
Trillions
@user-cc5pq4yp8uАй бұрын
@@justlookin4450It will never actually come out like all the other “breakthroughs” they’ve had over the years. In 10 years, they still wont be regenerating cartilage, watch
@civillady13Ай бұрын
This kind of research is what is needed instead of scientists who keep trying to extend our life span. Make the years we already have better.
@argentum530Ай бұрын
And if they were to discover some magic rejuvenation it would belong to the wealthy.
@bloop1980Ай бұрын
You can do both.
@civillady13Ай бұрын
@@bloop1980 by why? Unless scientists also decrease human fertility and increase solutions for diseases like dementia, Alzheimer’s, cystic fibrosis, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, arthritis and others whats the point? I wouldn’t want to live to 150 years if 70-80 yrs potentially have to be spent in pain, having difficulty doing things or in a nursing home.
@Mystic_LightАй бұрын
If we can improve the quality of our lives, we can extend life as a by-product. The reason we die is because the body wears out.
@civillady13Ай бұрын
@@bloop1980 why? Unless scientist also work on ways to curb human fertility otherwise the world will be far more overpopulated than it is. Also, if they would only work on finding improvements or cures for such diseases as Alzheimer’s, dementia, arthritis, diabetes, cystic fibrosis, and other life altering and shortening illnesses, as well as minor things like regenerating, good eyesight and teeth. Why would I want to live to 150 years old only to spend 60 to 80 years of it in a nursing home because of any one or several of the above illnesses 0:01 I’ve named? Who would pay for it? Just improve the lives we have and I feel our lifespans will be longer, not as long as scientist are trying for, but I would rather have a very good quality of life for 80 to 90 years than one that absolutely sucks until I’m 150 years old and begging for death.
@jasonmartinez9051Ай бұрын
The world is aging. We need this!
@cyan1616Ай бұрын
Only available to rich people.
@Steve-yo4ldАй бұрын
@@cyan1616 Sure thing!😂 An ignorant comment!👌
@urbnfusionteam3200Ай бұрын
I'm sure insurance not gonna approve it!
@jasonmartinez9051Ай бұрын
@@cyan1616 Rich people will pay for the R&D. After that, it'll be available for the masses.
@oxymoron2349Ай бұрын
the world was always aging
@rubyred6167Ай бұрын
Been living with no cartilage in my knees for over 20 years . Due to other health issue I’m deemed ineligible for knee replacement. This sounds like a dream. Hope it will be accessible to all that need it . Such a great thing.
@OhSoddit16 күн бұрын
Castor oil (topical around your knees), magnesium supplements, etc. Good naturopaths REGROW cartilage all the time (well, they help YOU to), it just doesn't fit the profits and egos of mainstream medicine.
@lauriepolden6594Ай бұрын
This is the best thing I’ve ever heard my knee has a torn meniscus and I’m 64. This is awesome. It may not be available for years, but at least there’s an option for my son when he gets my age or my daughter
@LeydenAiggАй бұрын
I have no meniscus at all, in one knee.
@SanchoSantoАй бұрын
Same here...
@jeannietimberger2556Ай бұрын
You don't have to be your age to have problems. Both of my shoulders and both of my knees are blown. This started happening for me when I was 45. It could happen to anyone at any age
@mtadams2009Ай бұрын
Everyone I know my age is pretty much getting their knees or hips replaced. It’s been life changing for them. My wife is only 51 and she just got a TKR, life is too short to live in pain. I wish you all well. I too have my share of knee issues and I am sure I too will need a new knee before to long.
@musiclover81813Ай бұрын
Wrong, dont go to WGN for anything and KZbin is mostly filled with BS. Google a question, cartilage regneration using FGFR3 pathway has already undergone human trials. Only greed and stupidity the most typical human traits are holding it up. You can see them on display on KZbin everyday.
@gazorpazorp9798Ай бұрын
I was in nursing school in 1997 and I’ve been hearing about this since I was a nursing school. Any day now.
@weebotaku9200Ай бұрын
I once heard blu-ray was developed in the 80s too from a college physical professor. But shifting the market to make trillions seems better apparently.
@MaxumizedАй бұрын
I hope you finish nursing school soon…don’t give up👍
@gazorpazorp9798Ай бұрын
@@Maxumized lol sooon!
@MrMjolnir69Ай бұрын
Hair too. Just 15 Days to Flatten the Earth kids. Probably just needs more money.
@rosskstarАй бұрын
the occultists running things don't want to relieve suffering, quite the opposite
@mogdor29 күн бұрын
As someone recently diagnosed with arthritis, this is fantastic. I would prefer not to have the end of my bone chopped off and replaced.
@InsolentVillager19 күн бұрын
arthritis is diet related. Look into carnivore. Dr Berry, Dr Chaffee, Dr Baker all here on youtube for more info.
@mogdor18 күн бұрын
@@InsolentVillager Yep already looking into carnivore. I eat way too much processed foods, it'll be hard to give up. I'll look into those guys, thanks
@Akimbo41129 күн бұрын
I'm glad that despite all of the money that's wasted in this country, we still have some resources to scrape together for important research like this. Bless the scientists working on this.
@michaeltammaro48226 күн бұрын
What about 180 BILLION DOLLARS CORRUPT Democrats and RINO's launder through Ukrain?
@annamarielewis7078Ай бұрын
I’m 76. Hope they get it out here soon.
@lindatohara6438Ай бұрын
63 and desperate from walking miles downhill who knew!!!!!
@Momcat_maggiefelinefanАй бұрын
I’m 71 and I share your pain, stiffness etc. at least THC is legal here and it works far better than narcotics! 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
@lindatohara6438Ай бұрын
@@Momcat_maggiefelinefan I use supplements also that help along with strength training Quads and glutes.
@jebes909090Ай бұрын
only if you are rich, otherwise no
@hongchan1202Ай бұрын
No
@Dallasl_andscaping_.Ай бұрын
This is a good example of when an emergency authorization use act should be in effect for REAL revolutionary science .
@fearlesscheshirecat1411Ай бұрын
I’ve never clicked a video so fast!!
@mchukdez28 күн бұрын
Me too! I was like I can be playing sports without pain for years to come.
@magicunicorn6535Ай бұрын
Hurry up and develop cartilage regeneration! I'm currently actively researching orthopedic surgeons for a total hip replacement. I would MUCH rather have cartilage regeneration than having my femoral head amputated and a big chunk of metal hammered into my femur.
@yarikfreerunner1Ай бұрын
Look up for a comment above. This person says that they had success with watching and doing what was shown on that KZbin channell.
@davidthompson7817Ай бұрын
Yup… as a Rehabilitation Medical Doctor I wish you luck. We all are going to need this, that’s for sure… eventually.
@rupe53Ай бұрын
My son had his own tissue regenerated for knee surgery about 10 years ago. They took a sample and grew it in a petri dish over a few months, then covered it with his own tissue (skeletal sack material) and implanted the finished product. The biggest problem with this method is no weight bearing for at least 6 weeks, along with constant movement of the knee via a machine that keeps it in motion, so it doesn't lock up while you sleep. He will eventually need a knee replacement, but this was a better option for an active person in their 30s.
@paulyates207529 күн бұрын
Google “paradigm biopharma” in Australia. They already have a drug that is proven to regrow cartilage and is just about to start a phase 3 trial in The US and Europe. It should be available globally within 2-3 years
@Mark-db1ok27 күн бұрын
For what it's worth in case you end up needing hip replacement surgery: I got a left THR done 10 years ago at age 40 (no injury, just abnormally high wear and tear/arthritis at an abnormally young age). It was life changing. No more pain, I could sleep through the night again without hurting, and I'm still as active as I want to be. The biggest change that's limiting is I'm in the joint preservation business for the rest of my life: any amount of running and jumping on a hard surface is naturally going to shorten the lifespan of the replacement. But I do other things... I have passed 2 belt tests in Krav Maga (Israeli martial art) which is a pretty intense activity, and I ride my bike, including light trail riding...All with a total hip replacement. So my experience has been great. Best of luck to you!
@davidmccall4776Ай бұрын
That would have saved me from a lot of pain and two joint replacements. This is wonderful news!
@musiclover81813Ай бұрын
You relied upon doctors who DO NOT generally read the scientific literature even in their own field! Try asking your doctor what journal articles he has read lately. Learn about Arthritis the information is all around you! Agili C was FDA approved as an implant several years ago to generate cartilage.. ask the doctor who told you needed joint replacement why he didnt use that implant instead of total joint replacement?
@ygoeb1329 күн бұрын
@@musiclover81813because it doesn’t work?
@anaabendroth3460Ай бұрын
This is important news for those who have suffered the devastating side effects of fluoroquinolone antibiotics (such as Cipro, Levaquin, Avalox and more). These effects ravage the joints, cartilage, collagen and connective tissues systemically. Treatments are few. This article gives me hope.
@musiclover81813Ай бұрын
Wow you dont have a clue. Those antibiotics are largely benefical which is why they got FDA approval. Cipro saved a lot of people from a host of diseases and Levaquin has saved many more. Misuse of those antibiotics is only from those who are like those who cant read a study result. You should not rely on MDs as they arent scientists, you as a patient have a responsibility to know what ails you and how to fix it. If you dont you will be at the mercy of those in medicine. This is an american phenomenon, in Italy which has a longer tradition of medicine those there say you dont give up your rights when you are a patient you have to know how to assert them ..You are relying on clueless journalists to give you scientific information, that shows at what level you are at and so because you have no STEM background you are at the mercy of those who have some college level science courses but you need more than degrees to do anything. You have to have an imagination to be a real scientist and ask the right questions. IF you want to know what is going on in science READ the Journals SCIENCE Or Nature or just listen to a Nature Podcast its free!!! I just posted about cartilage regeneration which has already had human trials, READ MY post which was to put those at WGN on notice they dont know what they are doing. They didnt do their homework. They didnt even have the sense to query google properly and read the scientific literature!
@ctdali28 күн бұрын
Same
@talk2deb23 күн бұрын
So true. There’s also much data on how advil destroys cartilage, let alone stomach lining ☹️
@ellen495626 күн бұрын
University of Michigan also developed a way to get the body to produce new cartilage by using Kevlar as a matrix for it to grow on and using injections of the person's own plasma. It works, but they couldn't get the company they were working with to open a facility to produce medical grade Kevlar. Good to know someone is still working on cartilage!
@karenpiraneo5426Ай бұрын
I'm still healing from a hip replacement 4 months ago. I don't want to have to go through this again!!! I'm 72 and so happy to hear this new treatment!
@neighborhoodprepped7862Ай бұрын
I’m 56 and 8 months into my 2nd hip replacement. Had my 1st 10 years ago, this time was so much better
@latymzАй бұрын
Hopefully it comes to fruition soon.
@haroldpierre1726Ай бұрын
Another one of the 100s of revolutionary cartilage regeneration technologies over the past decades. Hopefully this breakthrough actually works.
@peacekeepermoe24 күн бұрын
Another "miracle breakthrough" that will never see the light of day because Big Pharma will buy it and shelve it to kill it and keep selling you "treatment" drugs, because they hate cures. We are ruled over by evil oligarchs. The faster the people learn this, the better.
@tjpprojects7192Ай бұрын
Cartilage regeneration, teeth regeneration, cat life spans increase to 30 years from 15 years, there's a decent amount of medical breakthroughs recently.
@InterdimensionalCable-TV29 күн бұрын
Ir all comes from ai/alphafold
@darwinjina29 күн бұрын
lets wait till all the research and trials are completed. But, yea, when we see it at the local doctor/hospital, its great
@ArtemLokhovitskiy29 күн бұрын
I'm pretty young and even I hear stories about breakthroughs in cancer, joint, teeth treatments for decades. Nothing changes. Evey story about cancer joint teeth illnesses end up with the same treatment (fundamentally) as 10 or 20 years ago.
@malachigillespie747025 күн бұрын
The cat one you’re talking about is pretty certain, yea but the other research breakthroughs are exciting. Don’t know about clinical use, but hopeful for it in a few years
@tjpprojects719225 күн бұрын
@@malachigillespie7470 From what I heard about the Teeth one, the Japanese team managed to regrow teeth in rats and ferrets I think, with zero side effects, and they supposedly recently began human trials about like a month or so ago.
@pammoore291Ай бұрын
I volunteer!! Both my knees and a shoulder are bad!
@user-kd2hz4mc3fАй бұрын
Me too
@m.autumngazr071424 күн бұрын
I will volunteer as well!!
@Momcat_maggiefelinefanАй бұрын
I’m a retired ER nurse. I have zero cartilage in both my shoulders. Thank goodness THC is legal here, because gummies are better than my prescription pain meds, long acting morphine, which is addictive, of course. Maybe I’ll be around long enough to benefit from this discovery! Research is penultimate in helping those of us in dire need! 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
@jeannietimberger2556Ай бұрын
Hell at least they give you pain medicine. Both of my shoulders and both of my knees are blown. American Drs won't give pain medicine like that. They make us suffer 😢
@daversjАй бұрын
My 80 year old father just had a reverse shoulder replacement and is a happy man. He couldn’t get his coffee in the microwave or use the turn signals in the car before the surgery. 8 months post op he’s got normal function.
@Momcat_maggiefelinefanАй бұрын
@@daversj That’s wonderful! It will enrich his life and regain his independence. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
@Momcat_maggiefelinefanАй бұрын
@@jeannietimberger2556 That’s a shame! Medicine is so different here as opposed to the USA. We pay around $350 Canadian, through our income tax, for free medical care … some ambulance charges, hospitalizations, any surgery except cosmetic for “looks” alone (necessary plastic surgery is free) visits to your GP, even medications if your workplace has a plan for it. Nobody has to remortgage their house to pay for hospitalization. My Staten Island friend had to do that when her hubby was almost a victim of the very first Covid pandemic. He’s fine now! I had 11 major spinal surgeries over 5 years due to an hereditary bone disease. Didn’t cost me a thing. (I’d have lost my house otherwise!) If Obama-care had been a reality, I believe, from what I’ve read, it would have been similar to what we have. It’s a shame when I hear or read about losses due to illness. Let’s hope your government will become enlightened and aid those who truly need help! People’s lives are more important than money. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
@kevinwhelehan421Ай бұрын
Momcat....can you tell me what kind of gummies you use? My knees are shot from 5 knee surgeries including 1 PKR. I would like to try them to see if it relieves my osteoarthritis. Medical Marijuana is legal in my state.
@reallife072829 күн бұрын
WOW!!! THIS CAN CHANGE LIVES,,,ALLOW PEOPLE TO LIVE HEALTHY,,,,ACTIVE LIVES!!!!
@kurtphillyАй бұрын
This likely 15 years down the road for the average person that would need this medical procedure. It always takes way longer than we think. I hope I’m wrong.
@skhan7154Ай бұрын
You are 100% right 15 years maybe little less.
@ashleylala4293Ай бұрын
You’re wise to be skeptical.
@jimmykelly280925 күн бұрын
And in 10 years there will be another new hope for regenerative medicine and again in another 10 years. Strength training the supporting muscles and weight loss is the only way to help the cartilage you have left. It will hurt it will ache. You will want to quit but if you work at it it will get better and you’ll never regret it. I know it works it worked for me
@craigsavarese8631Ай бұрын
There is also another approach being researched in a medical university (in California???). I saw the story about a year or so ago. In it, they described a procedure to rasp/scrape the bone area to cause the body’s healing process. At a particular point (4-6 weeks) into the healing process, the patient is given medication that inhibits the formation of scar tissue and results in producing new cartilage. But as we all know, whatever procedure(s) get approved, only the rich will benefit for a long time. No insurance company will cover an “experimental” elective procedure. That will takes years if not decades.
@schplorgАй бұрын
Stanford
@Darius-uj1gv29 күн бұрын
Cataract Surgery: $9,000-$15,000 per eye (1980s) → $1,000-$3,000 per eye now LASIK Eye Surgery: $8,000-$10,000 per eye (mid-1990s) → $1,000-$3,000 per eye now Hernia Repair Surgery: $21,000-$45,000 (1980s) → $4,000-$8,000 now Vaccinations (e.g., Polio): $30 per dose (1950s) → Low or no cost now Dialysis: $125,000/year (1970s) → $89,000/year now Drugs ART for HIV: $18,000-$27,000/year (late 1990s) → $900-$2,400/year now Insulin: $15-$30 per vial (1920s) → $25-$100 per vial now Antibiotics (e.g., Penicillin): $300 per 100,000 units (1940s) →
@mileshamblen9982Ай бұрын
I have skate boarded, snow boarded, and ice skated a lot during my teenage years, this is great news now that I am almost 40.
@davidthompson7817Ай бұрын
You’ll probably get to see this come to fruition, but the rest of us are probably SOL. It’ll take 10 years to do anything about this because of our bureaucracy. Maybe Khalah and Tim can plow a course for this to get right into clinics!
@Darius-uj1gv29 күн бұрын
@@davidthompson7817 "because of our bureaucracy" I like how you say this as if you know what you are talking about. Clinical trials are long and tedious for a good reason. You can't rush this stuff. Have you heard of thalidomide?
@davidthompson781729 күн бұрын
@@Darius-uj1gv Sooo,that’s why you have birth defects… You’re so intimate with knowing about the anti-nausea medicine that your mother took. Sorry to hear about that. I am a rehab medical doctor, but there’s nothing you can do for your condition… Brain death is permanent.
@jenniferbethparishwhite688Ай бұрын
I read about this fifteen years ago. Two Chicago doctors (wife in research, husband in practice) discovered enzymes to cause cartilage regeneration. They were using rabbits and had discovered how to regenerate soft cartilage, but were working on reproducing the same results with hard cartilage. They had been successful in the spines of rabbits, but said clinical trials would be at least ten years away.
@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403Ай бұрын
It won't matter if this is available tomorrow. Insurance companies won't cover it and it'll be a $100K treatment. Basically, something that very few will have access to. Insurance companies WILL cover your hip replacement surgery, however!
@CynthiaWord-iq7inАй бұрын
Insurance companies have ruined our country.
@Darius-uj1gv29 күн бұрын
@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 Boo-hoo, new, innovative things are costly at first. Get over it. There are so many whiney poor people here who don't understand that these companies who develop these drugs and cures aren't charities. They're businesses. They MUST generate profits. If they don't - no one will bother researching or developing this stuff. I swear I'm going to wear myself out trying to explain basic econ 101 to Democrats. LOL dim bulbs.
@user-rg9mi7ok1k6 күн бұрын
That is the BEST news for so so many suffering from these orthopedic issues - bravo team!!!
@infini.tesimoАй бұрын
I would immediately buy this under prescription. My time in the military and heavy weight lifting really did a number on my knees
@user-zw5nw3qy4yАй бұрын
I need this on my back
@Mzd455Ай бұрын
This is so hopeful. I started to see the changes and how hard it gets to keep the posture as I work hard, I was a nanny for 10 years and besides pinched nerves and things that hurt on daily basis I am really worried of how much I worn my body already. I also got into a premature menopause in my late 30ties, and now, a decade later, I'm a candidate for the osteoporosis, so anything that could help to prevent or fix bone injuries and chronic pain I face already, would be highly appreciated.
@lauriepolden6594Ай бұрын
I was a nanny myself, and I had a little three-year-old jump on my back and I swung my arm around to catch him as he was gonna go over the top of my head and I tore my rotator cuff. I have a torn meniscus in my knee from chasing children, I feel you girl
@Mzd455Ай бұрын
@@lauriepolden6594 The rotator cuff is horrible, I had it on and on with different kids. I'm so sorry it happened to you as well, that heavy numb pain that lasts for months and never heals properly. I can't comprehend that we were still working having those injuries. I never took days off, being anxious to lose my job
@thominaduncanson7596Ай бұрын
Research: boron, vit.D, vit. k (both kinds), calcium (bio-available kind) for osteoporosis. Use the National Institute of Health (NIH) library for studies on various diseases/conditions and what supplements are effective. Will NOT see this in mainstream publications/media-you know who opposes this-just think of what industry produces PATENT protected medicines based in synthetics. Try chiropractors who utilize spinal decompression tables-quite effective for my brother who was in constant pain.
@ashleylala4293Ай бұрын
Ya know, I hear stories just like yours CONSTANTLY and it makes me really sad. WTF is going on? Why is everyone falling apart? Everyone and their dog has lupus, Ehlers Danlos, thyroid problems, arthritis, early menopause, hair loss, infertility, cancer, autism, etc. It’s not normal and it wasn’t like this before. I think we have allowed illness to reach a dangerous level of profitability. It’s like we are being deliberately made ill so that we can be farmed by the medical industrial complex. Have you ever done a 2 day water fast? ALL the inflammation goes away. It’s insane and it makes me wonder wtf have they done to the “food” supply. And I’m someone that eats healthy and cooks my own food! Anyway, if you’re dealing with chronic pain, please research Low Dose Naltrexone. It’s really helping a LOT of people, it’s cheap and since it’s such a minuscule dose the side effects are minimal.
@AndreaCrispАй бұрын
@@ashleylala4293 LDN is a life changer, but isn't it typically for Fibromyalgia and other autoimmune issues? Does it get used for other pain related issues? I'm on it for MS along with a monoclonal antibody infusion... And yes, the world is toxic now and we are the Guinea pigs. But since corporations are people and companies they have more rights to making money and surviving than we do to living in a safe and healthy world. So so twisted.
@creepycupcake.19 күн бұрын
This would be life changing for those of us with limited and very painful mobility!!!! Wow. Amazing. I pray that when it's ready, it's made available to all who need it!💜
@cremebrulee4759Ай бұрын
This is amazing. It is many years away from FDA approval, though.
@D2firetech26 күн бұрын
I have osteochondritis in my left knee, I need this.
@gr8dvdАй бұрын
Baffling how we’ve had organ transplants for decades but no way to replace cartilage perhaps ‘til now.
@davidaustin6962Ай бұрын
Biomechanics make it a more difficult issue.
@gatorguysix7631Ай бұрын
You can live with athritis (I do), but you can’t live without your liver, heart etc. So organ replacement came as a priority first.
@gr8dvdАй бұрын
@@davidaustin6962 Seems with advances in materials science some artificial shock absorber would have available that could be pinned (or otherwise) fastened to work.
@gr8dvdАй бұрын
@@gatorguysix7631 Know 1st hand arthritis is not life-threatening (‘cuz pun… my hand/thumbs). But urgency/need is but 1 factor, some one or company is missing out on huge pay-day if they solve this.
@lazynow129 күн бұрын
@@gatorguysix7631 you live without a brain it seems...
@jessy108829 күн бұрын
This is huge for anyone that suffers from the disease relapsing polychondritis that essentially damages cartilage to the point of no return. This will definitely be life changing for many. Amazing!
@lanceman24Ай бұрын
I'm going on 41 this October 3rd. I live with ehlers danlose syndrome which is a defective collagen disorder. The result, extreme hyper flexibility, elastic skin, but also very loose joints that jam and sprain easily during sports and physical activities. Cartilage and ligament are made up of collagen. My joints hurt a lot and try to pop out easy, but I endure it and live life to the fullest while trying to avoid injuries. One belt away from black belt in taekwondo which has taken me three times as long to get to do to frequent joint injuries and multiple epilepsies but I am almost there!
@ashleylala4293Ай бұрын
Alright, this is getting creepy. Everywhere I go, everyone and their mother and their cousin has Ehlers Danlos syndrome. It was extremely rare in the past, why is it so common now? Why is everyone falling apart now? It’s not normal! I swear we are being poisoned.
@thanosfishermanАй бұрын
@@ashleylala4293because nobody knew what it is or how it is called back in the day
@lanceman24Ай бұрын
@@ashleylala4293 yeah I don't know. A doctor discovered it in me in 2009 and it answered a lot about my hyper flexible abilities, sensitive and weak joints that like to click and pop in and out.
@northernbettygirlАй бұрын
My trouble is trying to do everyday things and being able to endure the pain while doing them
@lanceman24Ай бұрын
@@northernbettygirl they have balming ointments that can be applied to help with joint pain, swelling and such. I just started using a balm combined with wearing a copper therapy glove to help reduce pain and swelling in my thumb that I jammed back in April that is still swollen and very sensitive. 4 months! Can take up to a year for a jammed joint to heal and fully recover for me.
@johnwood5387Ай бұрын
I need some now!!!!
@trueloveingod2691Ай бұрын
This is great work, the kind of regeneration science we need. New teeth have now been grown in adult humans. Hearing has been restored with an injection, and now this. Awesome.
@northernbettygirlАй бұрын
They can make me an appointment for tomorrow! I'm all for it! Amen!
@RobertCurtin-hi2cmАй бұрын
Umbilical cord stem cells have been used for years now in joint therapy with very positive results
@BigChungus378Ай бұрын
Better put them in witness protection before they "suddenly go missing" because we ALL KNOW the medical industry is going to hate this.
@DavEstra01Ай бұрын
Lay off the Info Wars buddy.
@MeepMeep88Ай бұрын
Lol don't worry, medical Industry will engineer it so that it wears off every year so you can go back and they can charge your for your whole life time.
@ErikLibertyАй бұрын
@@MeepMeep88 Any business that went rogue and made a product that lasted a lifetime would take all the market share for itself and make billions. The same greed that you think would make everyone nefariously work together is the same greed that would tear them apart. This is the exact reason why economists have found that cartels don't last long wherever they are tried (unless the government backs-up the cartels with regulations as it often does in the US and elsewhere).
@glorgauАй бұрын
Cures only get paid for once. Treatments can go on forever.
@con5577Ай бұрын
Once again someone who has no idea about all the medical advances that have been implemented in the last ten years or so...
@danmallery914211 күн бұрын
Man, I could use this in a few of my joints and my back. Hope this comes to fruition and not just fade away like so many "next big breakthroughs"
@bumblebee5990Ай бұрын
Yay! I am hopeful!
@MrArturhMАй бұрын
I hope this would be available during my lifetime I'm 70
@joycewedel9084Ай бұрын
I would love to be used for a trial.
@chippy33ableАй бұрын
That is amazingly awesome ! So nice to hear of REAL solutions to REAL human issues. Thanks eh
@choysum9030Ай бұрын
10 years later it will only be 10 years away.
@stevechance150Ай бұрын
I bet you are fun at parties. (That was sarcasm. Low IQ people have a difficult time understanding sarcasm, so I wanted to make that clear to you).
@Darius-uj1gv29 күн бұрын
IKR? if you look at modern medical science and compare it to modern medical science of the 1950s - we've made zero progress. Oral contraceptives (birth control pills) Thalidomide (and subsequent drug safety regulations) Polio vaccine Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccine Antiretroviral therapy (ART) for HIV/AIDS Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Computed Tomography (CT) scans Statins for cholesterol management Minimally invasive surgical techniques (e.g., laparoscopic surgery) Human Genome Project Insulin analogs for diabetes Monoclonal antibody therapies Immunotherapy for cancer In vitro fertilization (IVF) Stem cell therapy Targeted cancer therapies CRISPR gene editing HPV vaccine Biologics for autoimmune diseases (e.g., TNF inhibitors) mRNA vaccines (e.g., COVID-19 vaccines) All the exact same since the 1950s.
@musiclover8181328 күн бұрын
Again you like the reporters dont know what you are talking about because YOU CANT read the scientific literature. Their reporting is out of date and useless!
@PondLeHockey123429 күн бұрын
This would be incredible. A game changer.
@lostangel3852Ай бұрын
Thank you!!
@Spielthet3 күн бұрын
I would so like to be a test subject, of course with all the pros and cons. I am afraid to have knee surgery as I will eventually have to have another in 10 years. I don't have anything to lose, I think I will try to find out more about this and contact someone to see if they are allowing test dummies....LOL.. I would be so delighted and so blessed to be given this opportunity, if able.
@d.quashenАй бұрын
Once the cartilage wears away it's replaced by bone nodes which grind against bone causing the pain. What do you plan on doing about the bone nodes, removing them?
@musiclover8181328 күн бұрын
REad the literature you are not a scientist but try to do research. DO NOT Rely on physicians they are NOT scientists and DO NOT read the scientific literature. PubMed or google scholar ... you can generate new cartilage .. Agili-C is the first FDA approved surgical implant to do this. There are two others in trials which only require injection!!!
@mike-me7omАй бұрын
I hope they can do the same for tendons soon too
@familyjollytv8528Ай бұрын
Im ready, lets go! 👊
@bahooniesАй бұрын
In 1992, just after my mother had a hip replacement, I read an article about a Swedish research team who had successfully grown human cartilage in the labority. I was so impressed and hopeful. Unfortunately, nothing came of that breakthrough and since then I've had both my hips replaced. It's a wonderful operation but hopefully it will eventually be unnecessary.
@JayJay-de5jvАй бұрын
Thank god i have zero cartilage in my shoulder thing keeps dislocating so much pain wonder the cost
@ashleylala4293Ай бұрын
I’m so sorry, my mama had to deal with that and it was awful. I hope you find a solution. 🙏🏼
@ShontakuАй бұрын
Cost? Oh yeah...americans have to pay for medical care 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@AlanSmith8888829 күн бұрын
As an ex acl and meniscus surgery patient, this is gonna be great for my knees
@jarommatson8268Ай бұрын
When will it be available in a country outside the US so I can vacation there and get the procedure?
@marvingomez956410 күн бұрын
Probably un 10 or 15 years and you better believe it will cost your entire life savings since the procedure will be brand new for the general public.
@user-ei1jm8mh8fАй бұрын
I’ll take it!! Give me some!
@raymonddehn1602Ай бұрын
Q.Will Health Insurance cover it? A. HELL NO!!
@Charmayne725 күн бұрын
This was the work I wanted to do when I got my Biomedical Engineering graduate degree in 2006. I'm far from the lab bench now, but I'm so excited about this advance!
@SuperMassmanАй бұрын
😂 there's that word "POTENTIALLY" ,,, . Let me translate: 10 years from now we might have a prototype and ONLY the Rich will be able to afford it
@AlvinLeong-me3iuАй бұрын
Kids will benefit from this 50 years from now🎉
@sarah.s.flanaganАй бұрын
Pretty neat, I hope it keeps moving forward
@zoilalulu3798Ай бұрын
I hope this is ready to go, accessible and affordable within the next decade for when I'm probably gonna need it.
@edwardduering5776Ай бұрын
As a 30 year old I was told I'd need a knee replacement in 20-30 years, even if I baby myself. It's been 23 years and I'm starting to feel things in my knee, so I'm super pumped to hear of this!!!
@mnmlst127 күн бұрын
Make this accessible soon please, I'm aging and going to need this in about 20 years from now.
@JessieLee_3 күн бұрын
My heart aches for my son, who is on the Autism Spectrum and suffers from arthritis. He just celebrated his 26th birthday, and all I want is for him to have access to a treatment that can alleviate his pain. His sensitivity to pain is overwhelming, and it breaks my heart. I also have osteoarthritis throughout my body, but if given the choice, I would always prioritize treatment for him over myself, without a doubt.
@trojanthedog25 күн бұрын
Mobility maintains health longivity more than anything else. This could be quite game changing. Good show.
@kempatsu220521 күн бұрын
Nice to know that I'll live to see regenerative medicine take hold before the end of my lifetime. I'll be 80 but my knees will be 20.
@gwynmcc28 күн бұрын
This is an extraordinary development and a real hope for many !
@alanhelton27 күн бұрын
I can totally get behind this. Way more than most current events!
@markh327928 күн бұрын
This is excellent news, my orthopedic doctor has been chomping at the bit to replace my knees. Thank you very much.
@musiclover8181328 күн бұрын
Your doctor is clueless as are those who wrote the story. There is already an implant that can be used and its FDA approved called Agili-C! There are two other methods which DONT Require surgery and are in phase 2 or ready for phase 3 trials. This reporting is useless. Learn to research the literature. DONT rely on doctors they arent scientists and dont know what is in the scientific literature..
@AfroSnackey25 күн бұрын
I had a catastrophic injury when I was seven years old in both my knees. I need this.
@jakeragsdale28 күн бұрын
This is exciting, I really hope it passes muster and is safe/effective for human use.
@retchie7355Ай бұрын
When it comes to medicin it will have a mandatory wait after human trials to see prolonged effects before ir hits the markets. Its still years away but im so happy to hear of medical breakthroughs.
@texgowing735928 күн бұрын
Cracking medical news what a find. This will help so many crash victims, footballers & retired soccer players, maybe even osteoporosis sufferers. Brilliant news.
@crazyc99Ай бұрын
Does this help discs? How does it get along with the spine?
@monkemode812827 күн бұрын
I need this I don't have issues with my cartilage, but I think it'd be awesome to have more.
@cvdavisАй бұрын
Misleading in the video to show people running and doing sport and saying we wear it out. The research shows that active people’s joints stay healthier than those who aren’t active. Hope this new method works!
@liawatson578929 күн бұрын
Exactly! Exercise increases blood flow to joints
@frfsolrac7728 күн бұрын
My father endured bone on bone knee pain for 30 years before he passed. This treatment would have been life changing.
@User4091929 күн бұрын
I'm 19 and sprained my ankle during a colour run last year in high school. I still feel discomfort in my ankle to this day. I suspect has something to do with my ligament or cartilage. I have been hesitant about going to a physio, because I know that it might lead to my getting surgery, which is going to cost an arm and a leg to pay for. These types of researches give the majority of the population hope for a longer and pain-free life.
@darrelladams488622 күн бұрын
This kinda thing could change lives
@nicoletambasco921028 күн бұрын
Wow! Incredible! This would change so many lives! Hopefully it’ll be available before I need a hip replacement
@magnusdanielsson274927 күн бұрын
Running is actually good for the cartilage, promoting nutrition and removing metabolic subtances. Thus keeping the cartilage fresh. Still very good if a regenerative treatment is coming. For those with injuries
@robs1714Ай бұрын
I would love this if it helps me avoid a ankle replacement
@topperman4541Ай бұрын
Look how far the medical world has come in 100 years, the next 100 should be just as amazing!
@musiclover81813Ай бұрын
Learn to read the literature. All you have to do is know what questions to ask google. Guess like most here you DONT
@RichEmbury24 күн бұрын
This woulda been nice to have, as I have had arthritis in both ankles for 20yrs and required ankle fusions and now suffer from severe pain that has forced me off work completely. Started in my mid-20s and now at 54 my life is 24/7 pain management because of what started as voids of missing cartilage in both ankles and pain in both feet/ankles 2 decades ago. This can possibly have a huge effect on people's lives and reduce some disabilities.
@blackadder546928 күн бұрын
Amazing technology! This guys are heroes!
@rchokelalАй бұрын
Where do I sign up??!! Knees are scheduled for dual, full replacement in 2026. Every joint in my body has been damaged and arthritic from sports. This or cybernetics is what I have been waiting for.
@floydjohnson788828 күн бұрын
This is the kind of news I think we need more of
@The.End.Begins2428 күн бұрын
Please stay safe. Thank you for wanting to heal us.
@pattersonfilm911728 күн бұрын
I need that in every joint!!!🙏😇👍
@youtubesucks8024Ай бұрын
Oh please, my 40 year old knees need this so bad 😭
@isabellealfulaij4414Ай бұрын
I’m soooo excited to hear this,! I suffer both knees and ankles. If they need a test subject let me know! 👏👏👏
@darkguardian131421 күн бұрын
David Goggins had cartilage replacement to get back to running in lieu of joint replacement but he had to deal with a lot of therapy and PAIN before he was back up.
@LadyGamerLoon24 күн бұрын
My left knee would be so happy to be part of the trial