Joe Rogan - Mel Gibson on How Stem Cell Therapy Saved His Dad's Life

Joe Rogan talks to Mel Gibson & Dr. Neil Reardon about how stem cell therapy saved Mel's Fathers life.
Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1066.

[@tamarab8623]

"you're 92. How do you stay away from medications?" "Well, I stay away from doctors and hospitals" Priceless wisdom throughout.

[@robertruschak7083]

Stay away from the Quacks and medical industrial complex 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰

[@Kimock7Autism]

my father is 86 and has exact same attitude. One time it landed him in the hospital, but other than that, 100% healthy. We call him teflon-don

[@simeondunev4890]

Well then doctros improved his life. I think the vital thing to understand from this story is to stay away from commercialised medicine .

[@evion223]

So yeah you are likely to suffer from Anxiety and stress and catch whatever is on the seat that a sick person had in their visit. Hospitals, not the best vibes but ignoring every issue isnt always the best if there isnt any relistic goals to a healthy lifestyle. As for stem research...yeah... sounds like a big Pharma issue to not have a potential diamond treatment to Americans ...hell we cant barely get the minimum

[@dragonslayer0]

You are what u eat

[@samuelwoods164]

I really like Mel Gibson... if every dumb thing I'd said during a breakup or while drunk was made public people would probably dislike me too but he's clearly a decent person and one of the greatest living filmmakers.

[@Creeno1]

For sure. To everything you said. Sometimes I'll think back to a situation where I said something particularly obnoxious and I cringe at myself. Luckily my inner thoughts are not blasted all over the internet for everyone to judge. It is in fact possible to be a good guy who's occasionally a horrible guy.

[@integral]

@@Creeno1 Big difference between "obnoxious" and bigoted, antisemitic, and misogynist. Right?

[@michaelsullivan5352]

Any more buzzwords you want to add in?

[@shaunsteele8244]

@@integral no

[@ALT_RIGHT]

I agree.

[@AlecCommentstheInternet]

really speaks to Mel's character that he wanted to go on the show, not to talk about himself, but to let people know about a therapy that he finds really incredible and believes could help a lot of people

[@packman5906]

Mel is a big proponent of natural foods and supplements. He frequents my friends Health store in Malibu all the time.

[@onbored9627]

@@packman5906 He does seem much much more happy than he used to.

[@bender6316]

@@onbored9627 losing dead weight will do that.

[@m0n4rch911]

@@onbored9627 As you go older you just come to terms with everything around you like every single thing. At first it's exhausting then you just start dropping things you never really cared about or doesn't really help you "like everything from bad habits to bad food to bad people" till your left with the things that you actually care about and actually helps you and for some reason you start living your best life that you wished you'd have done it sooner like age 25 sooner. When you start believing in just good food and just not living in excess you will get healthier and you start thinking straighter and it's just all fine and dandy after that like Rogan himself he keeps his health in check so he's sharper and overall if your in good shape your just less depressed and you can manage the bad thoughts better. Good health leads to a sharper brain, not saying depression is a trivial thing but it gets easier if your taking care of yourself better.

[@jdorney70]

I had a Peripheral Stem Cell Transplant to treat stage 4b Lymphoma. The short version is they harvested my own cells, nuked me with high dose Chemotherapy, then reintroduced my stem cells when my body had all but shut down. 23 years later, I was able to see my children grow into amazing adults and I met the woman of my dreams. Needless to say, but pro stem cell guy right here. ✌

[@williamsomerset1250]

Very happy to hear such lovely news. Keep enjoying life mate.

[@anthonybrown5522]

You had them 23 years ago, that’s interesting

[@luisespinal2706]

Where did you got it done and what was the cost?

[@jdorney70]

@@luisespinal2706 I received treatment at Maine Medical Center in Portland Maine. The stem cell transplant cost $53k over 20 years ago, but I had insurance so I paid a fraction of that. Small price to pay to get my life back I dare say.

[@markcnut17]

@@jdorney70that’s great news. How do you feel these days?

[@johnnymays650]

Nobody has insulted main stream Hollywood like Mel has and he's still in the business! God bless Mel....

[@jondunmore4268]

It's good to be a rich white man.

[@zdrug3676]

@@jondunmore4268 it's an honor to be white.

[@gaussminigun7095]

@@jondunmore4268 yes

[@ronnieallie8490]

@@jondunmore4268 it is yes. Nothing wrong with it.

[@griffhenshaw5631]

Talent overcame drunken tirade

[@yonkokaidokingofbeasts2553]

Mel would be a perfect old man logan

[@sharpsam25]

han_sum solo hell nooo there's only 1 wolverine

[@bigdurk4115]

han_sum solo hell yeah

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

It would just be a backdoor Mad Max movie not a diss tho.

[@FuckGoogle2]

Logan's dead, let it rest.

[@ericklajara8641]

he should be joel from last of us

[@IndoPakCanvas]

Mel is intellectually honest and that is his charm. No false filters.

[@Djatawesome]

That's why he created the most accurate documentary The Passion of The Christ -_-

[@rjmcintyre1007]

My brother-in-law (a retired veteran) came back from Iraq with severe back pain. It was hard to watch him walk. He also lost his sight in 2019. He had a stem cell injection that has totally helped his back. Nobody said anything to him about his eyesight, but he has regained most of it back too.

[@raymondschafer5065]

Did he get his VA BENEFITS ???? I sure hope he did God bless all our fellas that went into that HELL over there. I am Veteran myself the VA would never referr us VETERANS to get this because it works!!!

[@edwardovargas]

Hello RJ, where did he go to get the injections? Did he say how much they cost? Thank you

[@rjmcintyre1007]

@@edwardovargas he went to a diet clinic in Scottsdale Arizona. I shouldn't have said injections because the procedure is much more complicated than that. If you want I can try to figure out the name of the place and approximate cost.

[@justust4872]

@@rjmcintyre1007 please let me know

[@dylanmcwhirter9844]

@@rjmcintyre1007 God bless our veterans canadian and american

[@LordOfNothingham]

Mel looks like he’s going to go change a few tires after the interview.

[@marias7599]

😂

[@smokeybirdman]

He's mad max firstly so changing a tyre is easy for him 😂

[@cgvapors963]

I think he looks great. Like a real man's man. Glad to see him get back on track.

[@Stefano_Rodriguez]

Nothing wrong with that, not like you soyboys who always burns your lip sipping your frap.

[@dylantuna4746]

@@Stefano_Rodriguez 😂😂😂👍

[@doubleaa_02]

Joe, “has your father tried DMT?” Rogan.

[@HueyLewisFan22]

Haha the DMT jokes get me everytime

[@richarddimeck4578]

I go looking for these DMT slants 😂😂

[@deborahstensvaag2033]

I had stem cells from Regenexx in Denver 11 years ago in my hip ( when the procedure was still allowed in the USA). It was a MIRACLE! Everyone thought I was crazy because insurance would not pay for it. I’ve seen so many people since have hip replacement surgeries with complications including femur fractures and leg lengths discrepancies thus making it difficult to walk and causing problems and stress on other joints. Fortunately, my stem cell procedure was a success although the 3 orthopedic surgeons all told me it was bogus and “if it was working don’t you think I would Be doing it?”

[@ma.ma43]

Hi how much was the procedure back then? How much do you think it would be now?

[@anthonybrown5522]

That a reputable company. That procedure you had is no longer legal in the US …big pharm told the government’ once you take stem cells out the body and multiply them , it is considered a drug.’

[@michaellopez9788]

Same question- any idea on cost

[@luisespinal2706]

Where did you got it done and what was the cost?

[@austinado16]

I'm glad someone mentioned Regenexx. They have vids on YT. I found a local ortho to do the injections in my knees, but was planning on using Regenexx.

[@keithkerns8770]

Days ago, I completed the stem cell treatment in Panama. Thank you Joe for this podcast! I had been healthy, but was permanently damaged from a Covid induced heart attack, and I’m seeking 100% recovery. The stem cell clinic was awesome!

[@FreedomOfSpeech1.0]

Where exactly? I have a friend who is suffering from injuries in the upper part of his neck and back

[@supergg07]

How you get a hold of this person to have this done. My husband is in a lot of inflammation pain from his neck down to his feet from a wreck.

[@keithkerns8770]

@@FreedomOfSpeech1.0 at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama. The same as the KZbin video above. Stem cells saved my life. I'm alive again. Yet I need a second treatment because I want 100% recovery. Best wishes...

[@concernedcitizen7399]

I remember when Mel was " kinda washed up " according to Hollywood... then I saw Apocolypto. - whether you are religious or agree with the themes and message or not "Passion of the Christ" was so raw and moving.

[@joshuatharakan3687]

I think other than Braveheart and maybe a few others, I prefer Mel Gibson the 'director' more than the 'actor'.

[@TheRealJG0]

@@joshuatharakan3687 mad max?

[@outrun1453]

Joshua Tharakan the patriot

[@manofwar577]

Well, his drunken rant was actually on point lol, scary!

[@Sal3600]

Seen 'the patriot'? His acting is superb.

[@drummind2577]

people can say what they want about Mel, but, a son doing any, and everything in his power to help his father live as long as humanly possible is beautiful. Always been a MG fan, and now even more so. Class act sir

[@stephanea5364]

Wouldn't do that for a Jew though

[@packman5906]

@@stephanea5364 help his dad if he was a Jew? Why not?

[@Fak3andGay69]

@@stephanea5364 ok commie

[@donaldlove4547]

@@stephanea5364 The jew wouldn’t allow it. He’s be in a goy’s debt

[@julianalfaro1063]

​@@stephanea5364 why wasting your money for strangers? This is about his dad, not Jews

[@williamtaylor5193]

Mel reminds me of a friend. He's bright, talented and tortured by demons. Each encounter is a walk on eggshells.

[@johnmcgrellis3474]

Love how celebs sitting with Rogan are so down to earth and feel like they can finally just relax and be themselves.Joe brings out the best in people... what a legend thanks Joe and Mel both legends thats why i searched for this cheers guys

[@packman5906]

I think many of us would be the same kind of host and ask meaningful questions. Real. Not like the clowns we have now like Kimmel and Colbert. Bending to whatever wind that blows. lol

[@andofb]

What I like too is that he doesn't get too caught up favouring celebrities either and will give the other guy a fair go to say his piece for the sake of the overall interview. I think at one point Mel Chimed in when the Doctor hadn't finished his point and Joe instantly steered the conversation back to focus on what the Doctor was saying.

[@leokimvideo]

It's amazing, Mel gave his Father Hutton many extra years of life. Sadly his father passed away in May 2020 aged 101

[@ppgedez]

leokimvideo Well that saved me time i was just about to pause and see if his Dads still with us. Thanks man.

[@barrystevens2699]

Why are we lucky? Covid has a 99.7 survival rate lol.

[@jessiemorrison4425]

@@barrystevens2699 yeah except that point 3 percent is still a fucking huge number when u compare it to the world population...don't downplay numbers because people will believe it's no big deal when in fact it is

[@barrystevens2699]

@@jessiemorrison4425 The flu only kills slightly less than Covid again mostly the elderly and people with on-going medical conditions. So why didn't they lock it all down for the flu? More people died in the UK in August from suicide. My own mother a nurse has seen doctors putting covid as cause of death on death certificates even though they had not benn diagnosed with it. So the actual death numbers of Covid will be even less than our posionus media claim. The virus is mostly BS.

[@leokimvideo]

@@barrystevens2699 not if your over 60, wake up sheep

[@cyntervin]

Joe is the man for gettin Mel Gibson

[@thagreatfrank3071]

MrTruboy Hate much!?

[@theincredulousrgp6219]

@John Wilkerson he's among the least funny stand up comedians ive ever seen

[@stevefarrington5618]

Joe is the man period. Fucking love the joe Rogan show and I would LOVE to discuss the mayo clinic with him.

[@stevefarrington5618]

Rogan is intelligence and so is his humor. You have to pay attention and listen. He uses humor to exploit certain things with out being an alarmist or without drawing too much attention. You have to be sharp to get him.

[@africaRBG]

@@jooky1812 English* you're* grammar*

[@liamgilchrist8818]

its crazy, being scottish i have so much love for mel gibson every time i think of braveheart i see his face😂🙌

[@daledrakewriter4912]

Why would you love such a trash historically incorrect movie.

[@iagoporto5522]

Ye bloody Papist!

[@angus3331]

Americans love Braveheart too! Great movie.

[@shaunsteele8244]

@@daledrakewriter4912 it can be historically incorrect and still be a great movie

[@lorettokennedy4647]

@@daledrakewriter4912 poetic licence !

[@bodgiesteve8849]

I remember in the early 1980's, Mel's dad appeared on an Australian game show called 'Sale Of The Century'. The show was about, rapid general knowledge questions, and his dad did very well, being the carry over champion for about a week (just missing out on the top prize). I was young at the time, but the memory of a charming man, stays in the mind. Funny, what little things you remember.

[@50_Pence]

My dad had experimental stem cells treatment for his myeloma. Kept him going for years longer than he should have

[@golddustsecurityfirmgolddu4359]

how much does it cost to get stem cells treatment?

[@steverobertson3980]

If stem cell therapy was widely available in the USA more than half of the pharmaceuticals prescribed today would disappear within years. The medical system here is motivated by profit. There's no monitary value in the long run for stem cell therapy and that's a very sad and immoral reality

[@rustyvalor4986]

Murder

[@pretzelheaddd]

Then they would try to capitalize on stem cells and it will create a market with that.

[@cemsengul16]

Yes, that is health care in America.

[@musiclaboratory9694]

The idea that stem cell use is some how immoral is a lagit joke it would be immoral if you killed a person or an infant for that specific reason sure but I'm guessing that's not how they get there stem cells

[@ece5925]

The sad comings of liberalism

[@goodnessmindset]

Taking my daughter to STI next Saturday. Praying begging for a miracle. She is 25 and clinical trials for her condition for stem therapy here starts at age 30.

[@terryhill4732]

This stem cell therapy is probably the most promising therapy that's come along in the medical field ever, the bad part is most insurance companies probably will not pay for this type of therapy for the average person

[@rubywarda6871]

Mel Gibson has a strong presence.

[@skatergeek19811]

Yeah like a bad smell!

[@jerva245]

@@skatergeek19811 eat shit, my dear!

[@abstractdaddy1384]

I guess that's one way to put it.

[@greatomeister675]

Powerful intimidating aura.

[@DeuceGenius]

hes a great speaker. its the way he speaks and the tone and the timing that gives the presence.

[@petedavid8327]

I have to thank Joe and Mel for this interview stem cell works!!!!! After watching this video I did the stemcell treatment for my hip nerve damage...6 weeks later I am a new man!!!! Thanks Mel and Joe

[@zoezzzarko1117]

Which type of stem cells did you get?

[@superhuman67]

If you don't mind me asking WHERE did you get it done ?

[@kirkjohnson9353]

Where did you get the work done?

[@dareneq1]

I would love to know where

[@debbiesmith1295]

I had hip replacement surgery and ended up with nerve damage and almost 5 months later I still cannot walk. I would love to know where you went and not to be nosey but about how much it cost? Thanks

[@dealerdave69]

This is an important conversation. Stem cell treatment sounds like a big hope for the future

[@robwebnoid5763]

I have to wonder if my dad could have used adult stem cells for his bad liver, kidneys & eyes, but now it's too late. RIP Dad, end of 2017.

[@MisterShredder]

Podcasts are officially more important than Television! Joe Rogan was one of the pioneers to this free online content thing. So Cool!

[@jasonberezny9705]

Tom Green. ✌️

[@joebuck4496]

For sure!! At least for those who left the Matrix and don’t anymore believe without question the smoke that mainstream media blows up our asses. Unfortunately not enough of us.

[@LucasSant]

And very useful contents

[@Thenetherlandsfromabove]

and no f*ckn adds, just nice conversations

[@aWomanFreed]

That comment didn’t age well

[@1Chiccone]

One of the things that makes Joe the best is he does not pretend to know anything, he asks the right questions.

[@taylorpilewski]

This comment has not aged well.

[@kyyy8821]

@@taylorpilewski Why

[@jamskillet]

@@taylorpilewski lmao joe is the worst

[@mitchymagoo124]

Very refreshing to listen to a huge star like Mel talk about looking after his aging father

[@beckyjolley9514]

I wished I had seen this for my dad when he got prostate cancer. Wished the medical would educate a person about this like they do chemotherapy. I never was approached at all for this fir my father. The cancer spread through his whole body and bone within two years. Thank you Mel for getting this out there. By the way I think your an amazing actor, director and all around a normal person

[@Adam-uy3td]

Amen - RIP to your pops! My mum owes her life to stem cells - she had a multiple myeloma and needed a bone marrow transplant…using her stem cells.

[@taja1976]

I'm wowed by stem cell treatments. These outcomes are nothing short of miraculous. I'm glad MG is advocating and publicising this.

[@gabbygonzaga552]

I got the treatment, didnt work. Overhyped and portrayed is this magical cure all

[@SpaceGhostSupreme]

Gabby Gonzaga where did you go? How much was it? What treatment did you get done?

[@mohammadnadimi6858]

Had a stem cell treatment done for my neck pain which I had for about 8 years... that was May of this year and I have been pain-free for the last few months now. It's unfortunate that it did not work for you.

[@gabbygonzaga552]

@@mohammadnadimi6858 thats great to hear but what was wrong with your neck? Im sure it works for small things but not as effective for bigger peoblems

[@evanfaust8672]

Gabby Gonzaga it doesn’t work for everyone Negative Nancy. My stepdad administers then from his office and he has about a 90% success rate.

[@loudfast1261]

as a severe spinal injury patient I watch stem cell therapy closely, thanks for the show.

[@BeeBumper]

It is a beacon of hope for many things including your condition. I hope you're able to take advantage of it. Take care of yourself.

[@bababooeydude]

Good luck and God speed.

[@dthellland9738]

hope it heals u and others

[@raphaelzepeda980]

Do you have a herniated disc?

[@squamish4244]

No, he doesn't. Google, man. Use it.

[@roseoreillysievers6057]

Great information on Stem Cells from Mel Gibson about his father. I had a friend who got stem cell therapy for her bad back and it really worked.

[@esperanzavenegas6440]

where did your friend get the stem cell therapy?

[@karenbradshaw9815]

Mel Gibson is a talented actor and a wonderful person❤

[@GornubiusFlux]

Can't believe Mel just hit Joe with "A buddy of mine". Glorious.

[@edgm88washere]

Apocolyoto was a work of art.

[@brendananderson9102]

Except for when the Spanish conquistadors arrived in the wrong time period at the end.

[@vulpesviridi5499]

@@brendananderson9102 Right...because art always accurately depicts what it represents?

[@gregoriosamsa2722]

It is one of my favorites movies. A master piece indeed

[@brendananderson9102]

@@vulpesviridi5499 So it's an alternate universe?

[@vulpesviridi5499]

@@brendananderson9102 Are Picasso's paintings from another universe?

[@renadenison6759]

My favourite actor and podcaster in one room, talking about one of the most fascinating subjects in medicine. Simply Awesome!

[@williamsomerset1250]

We are in complete agreement. 🙂

[@mrnobody6447]

Is this what fallout stimpacks are on steriods?

[@brettrobertson2538]

absolutely love this guy. he is such a real dude who speaks from his heart.

[@Anthony-fi9ml]

His dad just turned 101 years old

[@shirleysonsproductions6187]

Holy shit

[@kurokami5964]

he just died today on 05/12/2020

[@leeham6230]

@NSA The medical system is run by profits. Treatment is more profitable than the cure.

[@bwakser]

Mel Gibson’s father was a Holocaust denying, anti-Semitic, far-right conspiracy theorist wackjob. Why does anyone give a fuck about him or his asshole son? Great booking, Joe 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jeanbiroute]

@@bwakser okay there weirdo

[@aaoppe]

Love Gibson's new rugged look. He looks like an old sailor who's been in fist fights his entire life. :D

[@tracyridgeway1566]

Wow this is amazing and it's wonderful that Mel got it for his father it sounds like a remarkable treatment and it could help so many people

[@grantw6833]

4:15 “I stay away from doctors and hospitals.” I’m 56 and the picture of health because I do the same. I’m on zero meds. I think for some people being “sick” is a badge of honor.

[@rodolfotro5573]

After 65 you are in for a "surprise"...

[@___michael___7165]

I'm 68, 6' tall, 170 lbs, worked harder last 15 yrs than in my 30s. Walk considerably, daily, including broken terrain. I cook from scratch. No prepared foods. Lots of garlic and yogurt. No fast food. NO DOCTORS. Even cured MRSA with garlic, internally and a compress. And still young strong. Sorry about your bad choices.

[@___michael___7165]

Doctors kill ppl. And get paid for it. Watch the Died Suddenly documentary.

[@bagginbrooks6573]

I never thought I'd hear someone say that he knows a place to get some high quailty umbilical cord.

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

i've got some handy if u want to buy it? oh shit i'm not on Chrome's incognito mode dark web tab. i was joking

[@ctfcNIG]

UK man loves goddesses haha

[@christopher6082]

Baggin Brooks 😂😂 good one

[@gametangia]

I read this right when i hear him say it

[@egads2]

High end of the old cord.

[@dantesblood9516]

Idk what it is but I like how Mel Gibson tells his stories. that’s why his movies are so good💪🏼

[@AllKindsOfWays]

So true bro I was thinking the same thing

[@kingjamesbibleforever]

its called charisma

[@robertg9254]

I saw Mel at a movie theater in my town about 20 years ago. I really wish I went and chatted with him as he was standing outside the theater himself. I was pretty young and have often regretted not taking that opportunity. I just recall seeing the guy I grew up watching in movies and the last thing I would have wanted was to give him a bad impression.

[@jeremybr2020]

Love him or hate him, Mel Gibson is such a legend. It would be cool to be in his presence, because you never know what kind of Mel that you're going to get. Whichever kind, it will be interesting regardless.

[@lorangajapp8086]

I just love Mel Gibson,always have and always will.

[@papo9363]

Him hating jews makes me love him even more wbu

[@myrhh2260]

@@papo9363 based?

[@blockaderunner]

@@papo9363 I don't like that Whoopi Goldberg likes him though.

[@JV-cz2ve]

@@papo9363 yeah

[@gregoriosamsa2722]

@@papo9363 I don't think he hates Jews.

[@lex_rodriguez]

Mel Gibson would make an amazing Dark Knight Returns Batman. Deep voice that doesn't need modulation and a build that's scary as fuck.

[@georgial6398]

would have been the best Batman at any time. would still be.

[@samuelwoods164]

After being paralyzed at 20, things messing up pretty much every 5 years for me since and me needing MRIs recently because I have a new issue I'd love to try some stem cell therapy, I'm going to have to research trials in the UK.

[@RMGCBG]

Mel, still favorite actor and a brilliant director. Braveheart, The Patriot & Lethal Weapon are great examples

[@himwhoisnottobenamed5427]

The Road Warrior and Mad Max are the best examples.

[@alexferguson5040]

Mel gibsons looking a lot better since he ditched the russian golddigger and started looking after himself. Stemcells ftw.

[@alexferguson5040]

Martin Lopez He has a kid with one.

[@stephenmalley3415]

Haven’t you got some referees to intimidate, fergie? Wot are you doing on KZbin watching this crap?

[@stephendouglas4343]

Alex Ferguson I think I read somewhere he hasn't drank in ten years either. Alcohol is a mother f'er.

[@romanfox5368]

Women aren't gold diggers. They're all strong independent... victims? That don't need no man, except to protect them and provide for them financially? Uh... carry on.

[@bryanbill3692]

I guess stem cells can rejuvenate life in all forms.... Including marriage life. Haha. Good for you Mel!

[@seanlenihan6706]

I'm so glad that Mel Gibson was able to come back from that awful stint of alcoholism. He looks great and he sounds much more put together

[@BlazeCasey]

When you have seen the EVIL things that he saw happening for years in Hollywood, and had to deal with, it's amazing that he has come through it! I believe before he passes he will either do a movie or write a book about the EVIL IN HOLLYWOOD!

[@14AspenDrive]

@@BlazeCasey What evil?

[@signedupfordoconly4275]

@@14AspenDrive me too etc.

[@shaunsteele8244]

@@14AspenDrive oh just child sacrifice, human trafficking, stuff like that

[@dofehino5444]

looks crazy tho

[@danieltaylor8347]

This is excellent stuff. Thank you Joe for doing this. What a huge PSA!

[@marcuscicero9587]

beautiful thing Mel Gibson did for his dad. I am beginning to fall apart now at the age of 66, and will just let age have its way with me. if things get painful I am going for the drugs though.

[@baronessvarney9379]

I had stem cells from a healthy delivered placenta along with my own blood plasma injected into my knees. An MRI had shown I had two torn miniscus and a bone spur in my left knee and I had arthritis in both knees. I was 64 years old and was in a lot of pain. The stem cells cured my knees! I am now 66 and my knees are like brand new! They healed! It really does work.

[@swindian1489]

To which clinic/doctor did you go to and how much was the cost? Thank you

[@baronessvarney9379]

Swindian Medwell in Midland Park NJ Phone is 201-689-0871 I had it done 2 years ago and it was $7,500 total for both knees. One would have been $5,000. Insurance doesn't cover it, but it did cure my knees!

[@sharondianneb]

@@baronessvarney9379 thank you !!

[@baronessvarney9379]

@@sharondianneb Let me know if you try it!

[@sharondianneb]

@@baronessvarney9379 I will. . Looked at the website of the place you mentioned. Didn't see a lot about regenerative med for knees. 🤔 maybe it's not the correct place ? I thi I Drs name is Ali?

[@dominiccart8967]

Stem cell therapy is the future of medicine

[@the44man85]

mu doctors told me that since day 1 in med school 6 years ago , it's actually pretty well known as such

[@plack_benis382]

@C Klan for the rich for now. Once upon a time the medicines we take now were for the rich too. Its just a matter of time.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

@@plack_benis382 like plasma screen TVs and microwaves, baybay!

[@iamthereforithink2323]

along with CRISPR

[@jondunmore4268]

Not if Big Pharm have anything to say about it..

[@verafranz8425]

Mel Was a handsome man. And has aged well. Loved all his movies. Bird On A Wire was one if my favorites.

[@andrewflowers6794]

When a pregnant woman is injured, the fetus will release stem cells into the mother's blood to heal her.

[@SaGeOwL4891]

Mel Gibson was just born to be an actor. He got the physicality, the voice, the expressivity and all the stuff needed. Too bad he is seen not so often now on the big screen.

[@destinynoon]

At the end of the day Mel is a real person, with real problems. It's nice to hear that his dad got what he needed.

[@waynejj1985]

I saved someone's life 5 years ago by giving stem cells. Proud moment when received a letter saying it was a success.

[@hescher997]

Mel is the man for sure. Much respect

[@MithradatesVIEupator]

Mel is a quality soul... Bless him 🙏🏻

[@jazzcarpenter2098]

I love Mel Gibson!! He’s one of the best actors that ever lived

[@TemplarsCreed]

I agree he is, which means I love you too. Sub to me. I sub to you. You are awesome as he is.

[@cynthiagonzalez658]

Also producer/director..

[@CleverGirlAAH]

@@cynthiagonzalez658 It's a shame he got cut down when he did. He was just coming into his own. And creating REALLY original stuff.

[@cynthiagonzalez658]

@@CleverGirlAAH He's got the Passion Ressurection coming soon.

[@kevinfitzgerald7474]

I watched Mel Gibsons movies and totally agree with him on stem cells and happy his Dad did good. This is what i want to get is stem cells. I was born with a nueromuscular symptom and now i have other nuerological problems from having a tick disease, mold, virus, candida for yrs. Stem cells would reverse all this. The conventional medical system has and is not helping and i refuse to be ignored and go get ignored more. Stem cells is what i need to get me better so i can be with my family and kids instead of being couchbound and can't move much with awful symptoms.

[@serigraph73]

i would kill to get this treatment. I have so many spinal issues and am in pain almost 100% of the time. I am happy for the people that can afford this treatment. WIsh i could!

[@OriginHero]

Hopefully this helps, I came across this guy Dr. Joe Dispenza who has been doing some pretty incredible things for people. You can look up testimonials on his KZbin page if your skeptical 👍🙏

[@IndicaDreaming]

"Just look into it" - Mel Gibson

[@adampreston5086]

IndicaDreaming edgie brah

[@romanfox5368]

In Germany it's against the law to "look into it".

[@oldiesfreek]

Eddie Bravo would

[@RoboPutinPresidentinCE]

@@romanfox5368 Wooden dors Joe I'm Telling ya

[@els46]

RIP to Mel's father. Stem cell research and this type of medical practice sound incredible.

[@ez2296]

They’re the future medicine if more people are educated about it and invest their money there. So many cures can be found

[@TredecimNumerus]

@@ez2296 it will be blocked. We have to be held in constant sickness.

[@Zebra_3]

@@TredecimNumerus BS.

[@ronburgundy4375]

@@Zebra_3 no its not bs stem cells are the key to regenerative health. They can cure almost anything including the effects of aging wich largely comes from the fact your body produces less and less stem cells as it gets older. Previously thought Tobe issues that have life long effects can be essentially fully healed from stem cells. We are in a facilitation based medical world where they typically would rather treat but not fully alleviate issues. This includes medications that are meant to do one thing but have harmful effects in other areas they want you to keep coming back like a revolving door because they make more money off of that rather than curing you completely.

[@Zebra_3]

@@ronburgundy4375 I was replying to @Numb3r Thirt33n stay in school...stay safe.

[@sandrahubbard766]

I want some, I’ve had cancer and I need those Mel!!!!

[@TheEmperorDzerii]

Mel's voice 99,9% testosterone

[@DoubleGnotme]

I appreciate Mel and what he did for his dad, just heart warming and that was 6 years ago for his dad. Mel is a stand up dude!

[@krisschlitt8735]

FREEEEEEDDOOOOOMMMMM

[@suprcrzy]

I AM WILLIAM WALLACE!!

[@deadinside3396]

William: Sons of Scotland, I am William Wallace! Follower: William Wallace is seven feet tall.. William: Yes I've heard,. Killed men by the hundreds,. And if he were here, he'd consume the English with fire bolts from his eyes, and bolts of lightning from his arse! I AM WILLIAM WALLACE!

[@PunkRockZombie205]

Rage against the machine?

[@crashpal]

@Michael P "not my gentle son"

[@Zaul2410]

Kris Schlitt hahahahahah

[@eddiepigg5333]

The sad part of this is that the ordinary person doesn’t have the money to fly to Panama to get this treatment. Until it is approved in the US, what are the rest of us supposed to do? I don’t believe it will be approved here because the government doesn’t want us living any longer than we have to.

[@edwardthames9003]

I have been interested in topics like this since the late 90s. I worked for a catering company in Chicago. I had been reading info like this from various sources. The company I worked for had contracts with Northwestern and Loyola medical schools. I got ask administrators questions based on the info I was reading. One event was for a graduating class. I asked the administrator if they would be the new healers or prescription writers and she said they would be the latter because unfortunately some people have to die. I had been telling my co workers about the things I was reading and they thought i was going a little nuts maybe. When the administrator gave me the answer I was standing next to one of the event managers. I turned to her and said did you hear her, she said yes and wooow. I said that's what I've been talking about she said I know. I wish that people did their own research when they hear stuff like this and don't just let some entity tell them it's non sense. But I understand the energy and effort that went into getting the majority of people to think in this manner and not question anything the system doesn't direct them to.

[@ohlawd3699]

Mel Gibson? Awesome! ☺

[@jamespalmer5407]

Oh Lawd looked like he's on drugs to me

[@zoaguilar588]

Mel Gibson is the man !!!

[@rupertwallace9774]

Freeeeeeedoooommmm

[@marsicogodofwar9280]

Oh Lawd nah this sucked not like the awesome mel

[@viktorcheng2061]

Oh Lawd BRAVEHEART🙏🏻

[@ExposedChannel247]

Mel's right about hip surgery at that age. It's not the surgery that kills an elderly person, but the loss of muscle that happens afterward, including the potential blood clots from being immobile so long if the patient isn't strong enough to move around on their own.

[@Libbertyone]

My sister is being treated in Panama City right now with stem cells, she was dx’d less than a month ago with ALS 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Pack.Leader]

God bless her. Thank God she's going right for the best treatment. Please come back and update us on her progress.

[@knuckledragger2412]

I wonder what this type of Therapy costs? My wife has MS and I would spend our retirement if I thought it would undo the damage done.

[@MrGrim15]

In case nobody said it . . . . "Why are we not funding this?!"

[@paulcurran4786]

Cause there's more profit in treating/managing the disease than curing it.

[@cyruslad5462]

Religion and the fact so much has been spent developing medications that treat individual issues, they need their profit on those.

[@davidjiao2517]

@@cyruslad5462 nothing to do with religion.

[@cyruslad5462]

@@davidjiao2517 if it's in America you can usually find religion plays a part.

[@YahYou813]

Now waiting for Dave Chappelle

[@crisdavis1533]

Yah You ! No! No blacks!

[@lozicrazy]

Cris Davis lmao, sad life you have

[@bigchiefer2579]

Cmon even racists gotta love chappelle

[@RevPerdueJosh]

Dave has now developed a pot-addled mind. He’s no longer a comedian, but a preacher. George Carlin could do it. After seeing his latest special, I think Dave cannot.

[@SupernaturalBeingsofEarth]

Yah You ! Dave gone into hibernation for a stint

[@planes3333]

My Great Aunt was super old. I am not sure how old but like 109 or something. The oldest living person in Canada until she died. Her name was either klassen, friesen or peters. She said her longevity was due to not worrying, seems kind of wise to me though. I would like to think its genes but then I smoked and did so much worse so I probably have burnt out anything that will elongate my life. Mel Gibson is such a great actor. One of the best IMHO

[@littlepoolefam3]

So, it is a little different than the kind of stem cell treatment you all are talking about, but my brother was diagnosed with stage four Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma several years back, and it was everywhere in his body. He was chosen to go through a procedure called a stem cell (bone marrow) transplant. To do this, they had to hit him with some of the hardest chemotherapy for a certain period of time so that it could kill off all of the cancer cells in his body, as apparently, this type of cancer usually responds well to chemo. Then because he still had clean, uncancerous stem cells left in his bones, they extracted them and stored them for an infusion that would come later. Once they harvested his own stem cells, they hit him again with even harder chemo treatments to basically kill everything else. At this point, he had to survive that treatment to move on with the procedure, and the odds are not always that great during this process, but he really didn't have much to lose. Well, he made it, and then they put his own stem cells back into his body, and they said his immune system was like it was when he was born. All of the cancer free stem cells were able to replenish the rest of his body, and after a year of basically quarantining himself inside his house, he was able to live a somewhat normal life. Now, the cancer did come back, but only in ridiculously small amounts. He is now on immuno therapy, or something like that, and he is doing good. He will always have to have these treatments, but the cancer has not grown anymore since he started on it. All that to say, stem cells are no joke and have an amazing ability to restore life in a person. It is unfortunate that money is more important than human life to the powers that be. I am glad that the treatment helped Mel's dad.

[@RG-ef9yw]

Mel Gibson is great. I told my friend that I was a huge Mel Gibson fan and he said "wow, don't you know he's an anti semite !" I said, 'that's not the only reason I love him'.

[@lasertree505]

Hahahaha based

[@joeyfunk4327]

Right! That might be the only thing me and Mel have in common

[@struki84]

That's such an ignorant position, omg. Mel aside, anyone who has anxiety basically drinks, and the reason is purely physiological. Alcohol is one of the best anxiety anaesthetics there is, that is in general reason why ppl drink after work or in manny occasions, it has nothing to do with social occasions. Try walking through the crowd in London downtown pubs after 4pm, you'll get drunk just by walking through the crowd and all the fumes in the air. Anyway, my point, actors deal in emotions, that is literally their trade, and the better they are they deal in more complex and more dangerous emotions (ie. Heath's Joker, any Daniel day Lewis role, Marlon Brand apocalypse now, cmon...) so first thing that can happen is, obviously, you lose control, can't handle it, and then you drink or use drugs. I don't understand how ppl expect actors to navigate all these complex life simulations on screen, they blow our minds, and then we are surprised it takes a tool on them? And that's without the pressure of fame, success and all that BS, and Mel well he's seen it all, hasn't he. I don't believe we can have great art without pain or suffering, so I don't find it surprising when ppl producing art try to deal with their pain anyway they can.

[@petegalvs]

I know, he's a great guy in so many other ways, too!

[@mayorebfarnum8114]

this is so interesting, the attitude we currently have to like/dislike someone, idk your friend why he/she thinks someone is not likeable for having a bad habit or a character flaw? we are all flawed in some way, but it seems like in 2021 u have to be literally perfect in everyway to just exist in the world...................

[@prixinc1]

I hope Mel comes back to do another podcast with Joe

[@moreiscomingeasy6710]

in Israel we have a "bank" that people can keep the Umbilical cord blood / Stem cells. Then use them in case of illness. I don't know if it's possible to donate to anyone other than family members.

[@stansirlmkhope2312]

Interesting

[@moreiscomingeasy6710]

@@stansirlmkhope2312 Because there is a Jewish gene, the best fit is that of the person himself, or someone who is related. There are such banks in the United States as well. I was offered to preserve after birth, but our family has no history of genetic diseases or cancer, so I gave up. Because it costs money to store and preserve it. But it saves lives, there's no doubt

[@MegaCunnie]

I still like Mel.

[@DeRothschild]

I never disliked Mel. He said something offensive and people lose their shit. Not me.

[@deadinside3396]

Stripper and all of you commenting negatively and wrongfully, I'm not Jewish, nor am I defending them by replying as I do, but you sound like a discriminating, prejudiced bigot to make such a comment. Even Mel himself, (who I greatly respect and admire and always have) had apologized for his remarks towards them. Look what Christians have done throughout history. Pick up a history book. Christianity even started off as an underground cult. Look it up. Dark ages,. crusader times,.. fuck you ignorant pieces of shit. Myself I am Protestant, (which is a lot like Christianity, so don't go calling me a Jew or a Jew sympathizer or what ever far right uneducated evangelical conspiracy theory bs you can conjure up from tin foil hat wearing idiots with no historical awareness.

[@Valkonnen]

@@DeRothschild not one thing.....Have you ever heard the recordings that were made of him? This guy is certifiable.

[@AtacamaHumanoid]

@@Valkonnen yeah, he was a real piece of garbage to his wife. He hit her and knocked her teeth out. In the recordings she made, you can clearly hear he's a raving psycho and egomaniac. People who still like him either haven't heard this stuff or are the sort of typical incels you'd expect. There's a lot of overlap with that crowd and racists since they're both pathetic.

[@Phantombay415]

Good for you

[@josephkelley8641]

Mel's only kept his Dad alive, graced his own Dad with MORE LIFE - this tells ye what KIND of son (and Man) that Mel Gibson is. Increases his Dad's/family's life spans - quality of lives - unbelievable.

[@josephkelley8641]

Plus has his own firmly-held religious belief's - giving tons of money towards Spirituality/Helping Others. "A run-in on PCH does not define Mel Gibson." If it does it defines ALL of us - cuz we've all been on PCH. . .

[@sunstillshining3927]

I have a major crush on Mel. Could listen to him all day. Love his brain.

[@Revelian1982]

This kind of thing is what talk shows used to be like. Just go back and look at Dick Cavett or even Carson. They talk about interesting things, rather than just three minutes to plug a movie with the host fake laughing throughout.

[@jonnysupreme]

1:12 thought Mel was gonna break into rappers delight then 😂😂

[@cp23523]

Mel is a legend - one of the best directors/actors in American history hands down

[@chucknade4507]

He's actually not Australian, his father moved to Australia when he was 12 to avoid the Vietnam draft.

[@LitoGeorge]

So he spends the vast majority of his formative years in Oz until reaching fame and you guys claim him as American due to birthplace. Ok. I do the same with Elon I guess.

[@cp23523]

His movies are epic enough he gets to be an honorary American. I mean the patriot and braveheart come on!

[@LitoGeorge]

@@cp23523 brave heart? That's definitely about America. The most American thing I've heard all day! Right on!

[@cp23523]

@@LitoGeorge Mel Gibson is so freakin awesome he gets to be an honorary American and Australian. Just accept it it's reality

[@constanceelizabeth9943]

Oh my… what a guy! I just love Mel❤️

[@AlwaysAskQuestion]

Mel Gibson is that cool uncle every kid called their favorite but the in-Law one of your parents hated

[@oldscratchgaming1526]

Mel Gibson is a damned amazing actor, the guys a legend. His dad is a wwII Vet!!

[@blazedandconfused477]

I don't really get why antisemites deny their fuhrer's greatest accomplishment.

[@kieferwalsh4734]

McLOVIN how do you know? Because you were told?

[@jooky1812]

Who cares about his personal beiliefs? Doesnt change the fact that he is a very talented man.

[@BigUriel]

He is a great actor and has made some real classics. It's just too bad he's completely lost his marbles.

[@Hittdogg17]

hes an ass

[@cluning09]

Aww Mel’s wearing the Miraculous Medal. You’re in my prayers Mr. Gibson!!

[@donaldkaczmarek835]

Always enjoy Mels movies and just a Great guy all around God bless your Dad and you Mel...

[@jamespluta113]

Glad to see Mel in a better place . One of my movie heroes . Up there with Stallone , Arnold, and Clint

[@emailadmun21]

Wow! You got Mel Gibson?! Thats impressive! I don't give a shit about all the PC crap that he didn't nail; I will always dig Mel Gibson. He's on the bucket list of people to have a beer with. Grew up on his work in films. Also; I just had a BMT (Stem Cell Transplant) on Oct 2nd; 2015. Saved my ass after having BAL Leukemia. Mel Gibson is a BAD-ASS

[@thepessimisticoptimist9375]

Run; Crash; Pop! That's awesome congrats man. I'm sure that was hell to go through.

[@MrVirtuezzz]

Wow congrats

[@emailadmun21]

Thanks to both of you. It's all positive guys...not looking for sympathy because we ALL have death working against us every moment of the day. Cancers or not; life is rough for all...This should be the great equalizer to all the bullshit going on right now: "Health and Breath" are the only things that matter to me now. Well; and having a beer with the people I placed on my bucket list. HA. If you click on my videos; the video called HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL was pretty cool. We surprised our daughters with me coming home after the transplant.

[@MrBlue3rd]

A true man’s man, I wish he was studio head in Hollywood, he could inject some much needed testosterone back into movies.

[@bacchus8081]

Having a beer with Mel wouldn't do anyone any good (except TMZ).