Stem cell therapy: Great scam or a miraculous treatment

[@terrybrown3224]

I had 3 orthopedic surgeons say I had to get a knee replaced. I went to Huntsville had stem cells taken from my hip put into my knee. Way past 50 yrs old. Well it was 4 yrs ago yup I walk miles a week pain free. 5000 bucks out of pocket worth every penny.

[@kyszre]

That's fantastic and exactly what I'd like to do! Thanks for sharing

[@shirleyblaisdell9445]

Where about in Huntsville? What state is that? Thx

[@shirleyblaisdell9445]

I’m scheduled to have my knee replaced this week. I think I’m going to cancel. Looking into getting stem cell therapy. Thx

[@terrybrown3224]

@@shirleyblaisdell9445 doctor lee Huntsville regenesis center. Worth a call

[@terrybrown3224]

@@shirleyblaisdell9445 Alabama

[@susanshort9328]

It’s a miraculous achievement, and it’s a great scam that people are not allowed to do it freely.

[@SurbhiKaushal-r7u]

Does it cure type 1 diabetic fully...

[@raphaeldeng7674]

How do you know that? the video is about warning people about its negative and misleading outcomes.

[@georgestreicher252]

If I could afford it, I would go to Mexico for stem cell treatment for a warn meniscus. I have heard nothing about adverse reactions until watching this video so I will have to do more research. The problem with Allopathic medicine in the US is money. There are whole industries built around knee and hip replacements. If stem cells work and could be developed further, it would threaten the bottom line of these entrenched industries. I believe that is why stem cell therapy is suppressed. I see the same situation happening to vitamin and health supplement treatments. We have all heard about cures for cancer that were viciously suppressed because they were and are a threat to the medical and pharmaceutical industry.

[@vibrationoftheone]

Really hope you are well. The interesting thing speaking from Canada's perspective. Is one of the reasons I decided to do it is because I was also being reminded how a lot of people would not even have your opportunity. To not take opportunities for granted. but it was tough year long back and forth also all the safety and sideaffects that I was also signing up for. The doctors in private told me when you think of it it's spooky that the body knows what to do when the stem cells start transforming. They're not entirely sure how the body knows to start using them it just kind of starts happening or I guess rejecting. I also didn't know how controversial it was as I was just looking for options. It was a hard painful lifechanging experience but I calculated short term extreme pain and x amount of years added to your life. After a year I went all in. And now I feel like a brand new person. Nothing short of a miracle. But it did have it's price physically .

[@TrutherThinkTank]

@@vibrationoftheone If it was miraculous, then what do you mean that it did have its physical cost? You mean monetary cost?

[@vibrationoftheone]

Both on the physical I had to go to and from the hospital many times a day for a year. A lot of traveling and when or if you get fevers you may have to be hospitalized. Many blood tests injections pills medications. Many meetings from multiple doctors. Your phone always has messages 24 7 from doctors.For my specific scenario if you think of it all of your cells regenerating inside out that was kinda painful. I.E your fingernails falling off disfiguring or becoming brittle. Installing a catheter to your chest and all the aftercare so you don't get any sort of infection. @@TrutherThinkTank

[@gaylandbarney2231]

this video had enough misstatements in it that i tend to dismiss it as standard scare tactics so often promoted by the medical profession........i could be wrong , but i don't trust this source.......

[@danialhowe9814]

i just had both knees and 3 parts in my shoulder done for $5700 today ( valentines day ) in IOWA

[@SammyAlarcon10]

Hi! I wanted to take a moment to appreciate the time and effort you have put into constructing so many educational, yet understandable and entertaining videos! I was beginning to write a literature review for myself in order to gain a little bit of knowledge over regenerative medicine when I realized that academia has made it such a daunting, time-consuming task to learn about things like this. My goal was to some day have enough knowledge to share it in an entertaining and comprehensible fashion so that anyone can understand and enjoy it, but you have already done exactly that. So thanks again!

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you for this amazing comment. Your comment gave me a lot of encouragement to make more videos. Stay tuned for future videos about this topic which have more details and are more technical. And please, if you like the content, please share them with people who you think would be interested.

[@shitomail]

This is such a great first introduction to the topic and research into stem cell therapy. You are absolutely right with your entire comment. I have a biochemistry degree from back in the late 80s. I remember in university learning about stem cells and back then the potential our professor pointed to. However the question if we are playing God came up and if we can make zombies then??? And then they cloned Dolly the sheep.

[@ndr31415]

Biomedical engineering grad student here, this is an awesome channel! More videos please!

[@Find-the-Devil]

Hi, It's a great pleasure to have you in my channel. New videos are coming😉.

[@suzannesullivan-vlog2271]

I opted for Stem cells in Mexico instead of a hip replacement and it worked for me. 😊

[@erickramirez7776]

We're did you go please

[@hildaprado68]

Can you please tell me where in Mexico . I need knee replacement and i want to try getting stem therapy instead . Please help me . Hilda prado

[@don2144]

@@hildaprado68 I have been to DBC in Puerto Vallarta for elbow , lower back and IVs . They do a lot of knees.

[@nofear4890]

@@don2144 I was planning to go to DBC myself. What was wrong with your lower back? Did it work for you?

[@don2144]

@@nofear4890 Yes it helped . I had compression fracture L1 and L3 , L5 herniated discs. My sciatic nerve was also starting to pinch, which forced me to do something .

[@wyattwhite5602]

I was diagnosed with heart failure with ejection fraction @ 15 to 20%. Although medications helped to manage the symptoms, the US health care system recommended hospice. After researching options, I learned MSC stem cells were my only hope. I made arrangements for stem cell treatments in Mexico. I've been home for 6 weeks. A recent echocardiogram indicated all inflammation was gone, heart functions are normal and ejection fraction @ 60%, a healthy heart. I am optimistic about additional improvements during the next several months.

[@werecyre]

Wow… I’m happy it is working for you, my son has myocarditis do you think it would work for him?

[@debraallsopp6530]

Wow. Great news

[@abhilashbhawar3396]

Hello sir where did you get your treatment in maxico

[@jolynmarlatt9146]

Can I ask you where ? And how much ? And how many stem cells did you get ? And was it IV or bone marrow procedure ? My husband and I are getting ready to do this for him ..he was the same EF 15 - 20. If you don't care sharing..ty

[@daltonwyant5154]

Love your story. Had the wyant/Wyatt spirit in u (Wyatt/wyant original meant warrior meaning we're related to men w the profession of being a soldier for generations)

[@Nicole-xd1uj]

The main argument against this therapy seems to rely on the American FDA being a competent, unbiased organization which isn't the case.

[@Stealthsilent1337]

That was not the main argument. The main argument was that the science is 1/2 1/2 about this.

[@Nickilt]

​@@Stealthsilent1337 It is still pretty unbiased, although it leans too much on the FDA. The US is not the center of the world anymore. :)

[@banksack6902]

I prefer Wim Hof Methods are 100% working. No pain no gain

[@aarongnanam]

We need to understand that FDA (Food and Drug administration) can approve only if there is food or drug that is involved in the treatment. Stem cells do not fall under either and will never be in scope of FDA for approval. But there is a lot of misinformation that the FDA approval is required for the treatment which should never be the case. A US court has already given this verdict but the news is being surpressed I believe.

[@russelldesertvikinganderso3386]

15 weeks ago I was treated with Adipose Derived Allograft. The Anti-Inflammatory Effects have been profound. My chronic Tendonitis & knee pain & clicking is no more and 54 I'm training to set a new WORLD 🌎RECORD of 905 lbs on my healthy, strong back for 50 ft. I can only speak for myself but my results have been & continue to be spectacular.

[@charlesdix9214]

Where did you get your treatment?

[@oscarcetraro3057]

I had stem cell for my hernia of 15 years and gradually disappeared

[@mbaxter22]

YOU gradually disappeared, or the hernia?

[@zoli1991]

Hernia disappeared or the stem cells ?

[@dude8698]

😂

[@shirleyblaisdell9445]

Lol 😂

[@myscreen2urs]

Did you do anything else for the hernia in the meantime?

[@SteveRichfield]

There is a web page on the University of Washington's Institute for Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine that discusses the problems with various stem cell procedures. While they can't recommend anything, they can and do tell what DOESN'T work. Hence, before you go to Mexico, make sure their therapy is NOT one that doesn't work.

[@TheAzraf123]

damn

[@nemishasharma5737]

Wow, thanks so much for this

[@JustStuffAndThings]

I've been searching their page for about an hour now, reading all types of info but I didn't find one that discusses problems with various procedures. Could you please direct me to where exactly I can find this?

[@kirkwilson5905]

Have not yet watched the video, but posting my own experience. Stem cell therapy DOES WORK. And it works well. My wife and I have both had a single 2cc shot. General bloodstream. About two weeks after the shot I felt MUCH more flexible especially in my back. My basil thumb arthritis pain disappeared. In general just felt better. I also noticed getting out of bed in the AM was far more pleasant. We did the shot more for regenerative maintenance than addressing a specific issue. We both experienced improvement for around 9mos to a year. Saving up for our next shot ASAP. We believe that the benefits that we cannot feel are also there and they are the real benefit. Time will tell.

[@boknows3915]

Saving up... May I ask how much the treatment is?

[@orlando5062]

❤ Looking into it myself. May i ask where you had your treatment and how much is was to get an idea.

[@TrutherThinkTank]

You should have stated which type of stem cells you received and at which clinic located where?! How many stem cells? Mesenchymal? Mexico? Panama? Look at Joshua Dream Body Clinic YT channel’s videos. They are in Mexico.

[@kirkwilson5905]

Following up to give an update and answer some questions. First I do not remember the type of cells. Will look back at the paperwork and will update later today. The location was a suburb of Dallas TX. The std shot is 2cc. If you have a specific need the shot or part of it can be injected at the problem location. In our case we are doing this as a general regenerative anti aging disease defense type of thing. We did intravenous (general bloodstream). Cost varies greatly from provider to provider. We paid a LOT less than most because of our relationship with our doctor. As I understand it currently in our area a 2cc shot is currently $5 or 6k, we get ours for around $3250. That price makes it competitive for us vs getting down to Mexico although not as fun! Three or 4 weeks ago we did our second shot. The results are similar to the first but for me not quite as noticeable. However, I also was in better condition resulting from the first shot. Still improved a good bit. My wife noticed more of a benefit this time than last time. We have discussed the treatment with 5-6 nurses that we know as personal friends. They all are VERY positive about the treatment and have stories about other patient success that are really astounding. I don't want to quote the results because it is only second/3rd hand info and I have no ability to verify the statements.

[@kirkwilson5905]

A small update differing from the topic slightly. About 2yrs ago I started T therapy. It has proven to be a very good thing with a caviat. It only works if you EXERCISE. And if you do it is as "regenerative" as the stem cell shot. About 6 months ago I started Sermorelin also a huge benefit. A lot more energy. But again, only if you exercise. Now looking into TB-500 and BPC-157.

[@boldizsarszabo9613]

Awesome topic! I wanted to know more about stuff like this without reading papers so I'm glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work 🥳

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you for your comment. I will probably upload even more videos on this topic, so stay tuned.

[@cynthiaarmstrong2229]

This is a great video! Informative and clear. I was researching stem cell therapy for arthritic knees. I am trying a less expensive, non-invasive method that stimulates your own stem cells. I have not been using it for two months and I have no swelling, I have less pain and I have more mobility. So glad I tried it!

[@Dmitriter]

Hi c could you , please share the info about this non invasive method .

[@DeepeshGiri-s9r]

coming from a different engineering background, I was looking for materials on regenerative medicine and yours is a truly amazing channel to explore the relevant topics...thank you very much for this video....keep up the good work

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you for your comment. I love hearing about people with different engineering backgrounds. Please stay around. I think the community around biomedical engineering, bioengineering, and related fields should come together. That's why I started this channel - to learn from each other.

[@Stuart.Branson.]

LOL

[@123ChrisG]

Cacao contains a compound called epicatechin, which has been shown to stimulate the production of stem cells. This can promote tissue regeneration and improve overall cellular health. “participants who drank the high-flavanol hot cocoa had twice as many stem cells in their circulation compared to the people who drank the low- flavanol cocoa.”

[@NinoMaluri]

Really?

[@joeswheat]

😂😂 I hear food, air and water do similar things.

[@123ChrisG]

@@NinoMaluri yes but to get these benefits you have to drink hot chocolate a few times a day or eat a square of dark chocolate with a high polyphenol count.

[@123ChrisG]

@@joeswheat then you are misinformed.

[@NinoMaluri]

@@123ChrisG I drink 1 large mug of cocoa per day. Organic, non-GMO, authochtonous sorts (Criollo from Peru, Arriba Nacional from Ecuador, or Dominikana from the Dominican Republic). The website I buy it from has all the certificates and whatnot to confirm the cocoa is indeed what it says on the box. For sweetener I use honey (pure) or xylitol (organic, non-gmo). I also add a bit of this milk alternative thing (soy, oats, etc). How's that? :)

[@dannypope1860]

It was a life-changing MIRACLE for my spine.

[@rickfeatherstone5415]

I've had 3 spine fusions in low back but ache all the time. Can I ask what your back issue is and how the stem cell therapy helped?

[@zakyvids6566]

Would you mind describing more that’s awesome btw

[@TrutherThinkTank]

Did you get the intrathecal injections? I want that done at Dream Body Clinic in Mexico. What were the issues with your spine?

[@wormitha]

You truly deserve more views, what a great channel.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you for your amazing comment. I hope this channel will be useful for you in the future as well.

[@cmmosher8035]

I had a stem cell transplant for leukemia in Ontario last year. The clinic that helped me was also looking into see what Stem Cells can do for MS patients. Unfortunately i wasnt able to look further into. Thhis was a lab supported by the Canadian gov and not a for profit outfit.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Wow! Thank you for your insightful comment and for sharing your personal experience. I truly appreciate your feedback. Stem cell transplant for blood disorders has proven to be a remarkable achievement in the field of stem cell therapy. However, when it comes to treating Multiple Sclerosis (MS), it is important to emphasize the need for clinical trials. Conducting clinical trials is a crucial step towards advancing stem cell therapy and ultimately making it available in the market

[@cmmosher8035]

@@Find-the-Devil they did say that it was experimental and that it was just in the very beginning of that process but they did say that they were having promising results. So fingers crossed.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Yeah, absolutely. Stem cells have a very bright potential in the future. Thank you for commenting.

[@blacknatsu6623]

Well? How are you feeling?

[@cmmosher8035]

@@blacknatsu6623 about as well as I can be actually. Apparently, you have to redo your all your child hood vaccinations after a sct and I am literally waiting in my docs office right now to get my last round.

[@bendybruce]

I follow the sport of professional arm wrestling. Over the last couple of years stem cell therapy has been used by a number of high profile arm wrestlers and I get the impression it costs many thousands of dollars. There is a skeptical part of me that seriously questions how effective this treatment really is as verses wishful thinking and placebo effect. There's no doubt there is a lot of money to be made, and wherever there is a lot of money there are always unethical grifters in close attendance. Great video.

[@devinthomas4866]

Athletes like this can benefit from PRP injections. A slight biceps tendon injury treated with PRP is much better choice than a steroid shot , in my opinion. Problem is a steroid shot cost $6. PRP needs a blood draw, a PRP kit and centrifuge. Kit cost from $500-1500 in most cases. Spin will take close to 20-25 minutes sometimes. A tech or company rep to run it. Then the injection by the Dr. All of that will cost much more than a 2 minute cortisone shot.

[@basmanm3808]

That's a great report, and I'm glad to see these facts.

[@Find-the-Devil]

I am glad that you like it. Thank you for watching.

[@BiPEO-e6h]

thank you so much for all the useful information

[@gmbaypharma5839]

I have terrible Osteoarthritis (both hips already replaced) , male pattern balding and newly diagnosed Emphysema. I had the infusion in NJ so I paid a little more for MSC. Most of the dose was given IV but I had 5 mls administered via a nebulizer for my lungs and lastly had SQ shots in my scalp to stimulate hair follicles.The doctors we're working with said to allow at least 9 months before judging the benefits. After evaluating the results I report I had no improvement with any of my ailments. Don't waste your money with stem cell therapy until better double blind studies are completed.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Totally agree. There is no hard evidence that current stem cell therapy is super effective for Osteoarthritis. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@joanhyde1745]

Great video! We all always need to be our own heath care advocates.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Glad you liked it. Thank you for your comment.

[@SpaceManAus]

I have seen an old man have stem cells taken from his noes and ears they grew in a lab, then injected them into his heart, they fully repaired his heart, his hair colour came back and felt better then when he was 25yrs old.

[@onglizzy8868]

We cant say with all certainty in many things as well in life and death !! I suggest you add some of the benefactors and stakeholders to Big Pharma - what do they say ?? Lobby more against stemcells ?? The FDA should regulate but when there are mo longer any viable medical options FDA should take their hands off and allow the patient to Decide their own fate ! That is the sanctity of life !!

[@aguspuig6615]

exactly. This feeling of having a problem, knowing there are potential solutions, but being told by a dude in a labcoat that you should just lay over and accept it even if the result is death is wild

[@aguspuig6615]

Researching stemcell treatments feels like that meme of ''the FBI agent getting ready to execute me (i inveted a car that runs on water and doesnt pollute) Like its clearly fucking magic levels of good but somehow theres a dedicated movement trying to bring it down

[@manzthatrmanz23]

Very informative and important material shared here! Thank you creating!

[@Find-the-Devil]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kevinphilip6232]

Your videos are amazing!!! They are really well researched and you structure contents very well. Appreciate your work : )

[@Find-the-Devil]

Hey Kevin! I just wanted to give you a huge shoutout and a big thank you for leaving such an awesome comment. Your words of encouragement really mean a lot to me.

[@Stuart.Branson.]

"Research" today means regurgitating other peoples' BULLSHIT. No one does any actual physical research.

[@Wanky_1key]

@@Find-the-Devil❤

[@lovingit1538]

Im not impressed with this video at all. FDA is a joke. Go to Mexico for treatment.

[@matios6013]

Which city?..🙏

[@sk00411]

I believe that stem cells efficiency depends on the internal environment of the patient...if you have unhealthy circulation and lymphatic system ...the stem cells will meet the same or worse fate than your own cells did... Its simillar to how so many people who get kidney transplant suffer from kidney diseases again...if you dont change the environment to a better and positive one...no real healing will happen... Celebrities and atheletes get benefits because they already have healthy lives or access to it ....

[@joeswheat]

😂 you're missing the point.

[@devinthomas4866]

SK00411, You are 100% correct. The cells harvested from a patient's hip is only as good as the health of those cells. No matter how much you manipulate them, if they aren't good they may not help. BMAC and PRP are great for tennis elbow, knee and shoulder pain. Prp along with hip scope is a good option as well.

[@sk00411]

@@devinthomas4866 yes

[@mattwhisnant5926]

You present the FDA and their approval process in a falsely positive light. First off, they lost all credibility and beclowned themselves when they violated every step of their process, contradicted every standard of evidence, and ignored every tradition of vigilance to rapidly approve the mRNA shots. Under the standards by which the FDA has traditionally operated, those drugs would not have made it past animal trials. They would not have even made it to human trials. And based on their traditions of post-market vigilance, they should have been pulled off the market in the first month. Secondly, the FDA is now primarily funded by the drug makers it “regulates.” Since the 1992 Prescription Drug User Fee Act, the FDA’s funding has come more and more from the companies it is supposed to regulate. When an agency is “regulating” the companies who pay its salaries, it is not regulating them, it is protecting them. What incentive does the fda have to approve treatments from small companies with little money that actually cure disease? Especially if these cures represent a threat to the revenue of the massive companies that fund the fda? If you answered “none”, you’re right.

[@aarongnanam]

FDA has nothing to approve in Stem cell therapy coz there is no drug or food that is administered in the process. It is primarily taking cells from one's own body cells and injecting it into other parts.

[@MiguelPorcell-jk9ys]

Has anyone done it for L4-L-5 for degenerative disk disease? If so , where? Cost ? And what was the outcome?

[@TrutherThinkTank]

Look at Dream Body Clinic’s YT videos. They do an intrathecal injection of mesenchymal stem cells. I want to go there to get that done, injections in the knees and intravenous stem cells.

[@howard8508]

Im doing it on the 9th of September, Mexico

[@lathasrinivas340]

​@@howard8508 మీకు result ఎలా వుందో దయచేసి తెలియచేయగలరు🙏

[@markpommett5712]

@@howard8508 How did it go? Have similar injury.

[@keldonlemon]

@@howard8508how did it go? And which part of Mexico

[@charlesdix9214]

Can you please provide the name and business of the lady at the end of the video who states she will analyze a stem cell sample for free? Thank you!

[@deanparipoush812]

Yes have the same question please. Did not see it answered here?

[@veronicamazoya5916]

Please how can i get this stemcell i want to use it to treat Glaucoma and terrible arthritis of someone on wheel chair please i need help kindly respond. Thanks Veronica from Nigeria

[@laricelevi]

Last week i did stemcel for my retina i have a autoimmune Retinopathy AIR @stemcelhealinginstitute in Guatemala

[@laricelevi]

Hope that they can help you they treat glaucoma to

[@EmilyJelassi]

As someone who has a extraordinarily rare genetic disorder (am missing 2 Proteins in My DNA) . It doesn't even have a name yet! I would love if stem cell therapy could help purt those missing parts back where they belong My oncologist says that it's not ready yet, darn it😢😞

[@sus527]

Well if you are beautiful it don't matter

[@Holistic-Horizons-s]

Your Oncologist does not know much - get another opinion.

[@paultoensing3126]

Great work! Well presented.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thanks for watching

[@Wellcaptured]

Good video. Who is the lady at timestamp 16:25? Does she still offer that service?

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you. Her name is professor Jeanne Loring. You can search for her.

[@vibrationoftheone]

Thanks for making this. I have recently gone through this Specifically the toronto part of your video. I'm that guy and well it's weird becuase I'm finding it tough all the data I am being harvested lol. So maybe I'll make a video about the experience itself. It worked. But I don't see a lot of people talking about the sideaffects and how painful everything was. But I've been telling people if you go through all the pain. You can reboot your system. But I've been worried how much I should talk about this because it wouldn't really want people to go ahead with it. I'm speaking bout a total marrow reboot transplant. Much love

[@TrutherThinkTank]

You should have gone to Dream Body Clinic in Mexico to get mesenchymal stem cells.

[@vibrationoftheone]

@@TrutherThinkTank Should being the operative word. Choices and location are different realities. And time is of the essence. Unfortunately we all have different playing fields. You gotta balance your options. Truth and perception evolves in time. Body will respond to your belief system. It's a funny thing. A quantum thing too if I may add

[@josiemorgan6567]

Thank you for your research and conclusions. Very useful

[@stephendewhurst7618]

I’d like to start by saying how amazing your videos are, and thank you for the tremendous amount of time you’ve saved me in researching complex topics such as tissue engineering and stem cells. I don’t have a biology/life sciences background whatsoever, but you’ve done an amazing job turning very complex topics into short and concise videos. With that out of the way I also was wondering what your thoughts are on the massive advancements and investment in AI/ML that have been happening lately, and how you’ll think they will impact medical trials/research/testing/medicine in general. Do you think we’ll see rapid advancements in medicine and medical understanding as a result of it? Do you think research that would previously take months now take minutes? Do you think we’ll see medical advancements we previously thought to be impossible become possible?

[@Find-the-Devil]

I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your incredible comment. Your kind words are greatly appreciated. I completely agree with your thoughts on the tremendous impact that AI could have on the healthcare industry. In recent years, we have already witnessed several remarkable breakthroughs, such as the prediction of protein folding by DeepMind. These advancements have the potential to revolutionize healthcare research and improve patient outcomes significantly. The integration of AI in healthcare could potentially lead to faster and more accurate diagnoses, more personalized treatment options, and improved patient care. Furthermore, AI's ability to analyze and process vast amounts of medical data could help researchers identify new treatment options and improve our understanding of various diseases. Thank you again for your wonderful comment.

[@SurbhiKaushal-r7u]

How about stem cell for type 1 diabetic patients and that too my 3 years old son???? Please suggest

[@stuartist]

Stem cell therapy is legal in the US, but expanding stem cells is not, which is why it's so expensive to get stem cell therapy here. Umbilical cord derived stem cell therapy is a growing field in the US since it's the youngest stem cells you can use without the same cancer risks, government restrictions, and ethical issues of embryonic stem cells.

[@micuzzu]

Who is the lady you can send the stem cells away to?

[@robbiewilson9606]

FDA would tell people that Stem Cell treatment is dangerous and not approved. Oh the irony from 2020...iykyk....

[@saradamallipamula9788]

Is their any chance to recover from severe heart valve problems through stem cell therapy. Pls Kindly reply

[@Alpharabius99]

its disgusting that the religion and politicians are always againts the science and progress

[@quickcube2834]

What i have unterstand is that the tumor cases where all caused by fetal stem cells, which are cells from other people, with some difference in there DNA and therfore have some other properties.

[@roberthoward533]

Who is the woman at 16 minutes in that states you can send in Stem Cells from the Clinic for testing? What company does she work for?

[@rcord12]

My back with stem cell therapy was8-10 years ago and no positive effects of treatment. So this time I’ll try embryonic stem cells for my shoulder 4 weeks ago and still in pain and 3% mobility. It’s no wonder why it’s not covered by insurance!

[@AgathaMugwanya-dk5em]

Amazing.Thanh you.

[@ohsweetmystery]

Stem cell therapy is just as 'safe and effective' as coof jabs!

[@danialhowe9814]

ignorant

[@psydasays9164]

Does stem cell work for liver Cirrhosis? Does it just delay the final transplantation or it has the potential to cure as well..?

[@TrutherThinkTank]

There is a testimonial video on Dream Body Clinic’s YT channel with a lady who had cirrhosis from having been an alcoholic. She had quit drinking long before getting the mesenchymal stem cell therapy, but was very emaciated with a distended belly. She said she felt the stem cells working right away. And in 6 months-1year, whenever she did the return visit to DBC and the testimonial, she looked and felt incredible and her liver regenerated!

[@ever1002]

If u have liver cirrhosis daily eat one multivitamin tablet, also zinc, copper and magnesium tablets. Eat fruits daily. Avoid refined sugar, soft drinks. Your liver will heal. Also eat probiotic foods like pure organic yoghurt

[@JoelRendon-sanchez]

Why is jaw and skin in the ectoderm section and not the mesoderm section, if mesoderm makes skeletal system?

[@joeswheat]

Yeah, the fact that Dr. Kristin Comella was dumped by U.S. Stem Cell, Inc. is a good indicator that the reality didn't meet her hype. Much like Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes.

[@shiwamardokh6985]

Amazing channel, please keep going.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you for your comment .

[@lerinafosker7705]

This is a great video. Thanks. May i use it?

[@Find-the-Devil]

Sure, go for it.

[@babanpandey9593]

Stem cell process is it viable in cervical injury. Is it available in India for cervical cure.

[@charlessavoie2367]

I have heard that carnosine, D3 and blueberries can stimulate bone marrow production of stem cells.

[@bidbadgray]

I would really like to try this treatment 😊

[@cyb5761]

This sounds like a big pharma video trying to dismiss stem cell therapy. I'm not sayin it is but who else would take the trouble with this much detail to present you with such a biased narrative? If you want to know the truth look for people who have actually had this treatment and listen to them.

[@asmabel5109]

Couldn't agree more , it is stupid to believe what FDA says about this new treatment , most people who had it confirmed its effectiveness. So no need to watch such biased videos

[@jsantorelli3001]

Everyone’s biochemistry is different……..I’ve had stem cells twice via iv for liver issues. 1st time was in Mexico and 2nd time was in Arizona. I prefer staying in this country and found the 2nd treatment more beneficial for me. There is no multiplying or incubating of the stem cells in the US like they allow in other countries and I think that is why I was more pleased with the 2nd treatment.

[@Micklebsbsjd]

as you did it two times I wanna know didn't the first injection work for you? you should do it regularly?

[@DrTomMD]

Very well done!

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you very much!

[@shawnmartin1306]

Me and my friend just had stem cell infusion done the other week. I also have a hyperbaric chamber with oxygen mask at home to help even more.

[@susananderson9619]

I had two units of umbilical/placenta stem cells injected. One in my osteoarthritis right knee. .the right knee was being drained and cortisone shot for a couple years. The the left knee took a dive. Now 8-9 years later , both knees are shot but the right doesnt hurt as muchas the left because the injection of stem cells was in my right lnee.

[@barryburkholder8086]

Stem cells And Christopher technology. Really sounds like what they were doing. In genesis 64 or mingling the seed kind of creating Nephilim

[@metalgirl]

Instead of getting a total hip replacement, if I can get a shot of stem cells, I think that’s pretty legit!

[@AnandReddy-ss5xo]

I am from India,nd i want to do stem cell for my son is now 1 yr age, he was found mild brain atrophy, will it work properly, and how much cost in India? Plz give the best hospital details in India plz

[@mathew1613]

BLESS you all.

[@DidarQanie-iz8bt]

Please how can i get stem cell ? is that good for Bilateral bull's eye macular dystrophy

[@davidwollenberg1758]

What do you think about using stem cell donors with the same blood type as yourself would this be safer. If you have absolute verification that the stem cells were the same blood type is yourself. Would this be safer. What if you use umbilical cord stem cells but don't multiply them and the from the same blood type is yourself. You also send the stem cells off to be examined and tested for quality make sure they are what they say they are at a third-party lab Before injecting. I apologize for the forecourt of my writing

[@stevengraham3138]

Why do we hear about the 1960's and history just show us the latest scientific study's that's Pier reviewed that's science it works or does not work come on

[@narancauk]

Thank you .God bless you

[@DrOlegKulikov]

We have our own stem cells. A lot. Activation and migration of the cells is another issue. As people are aging, chronic hypoxia is developing and stem cells are changing into senescent cells. Then they stop to work. Injection of cells from other person or placenta may activate your immune system and give temporary effect. Only temporary effect. A ketogenic/carnivore diet helps more for bone joints. But you cannot make money from the diet. While proponents of the stem cells therapy make good money.

[@nerd6134]

Guy try BPC 157 too daliy 300 mg directly at the sight of injury for 8 weeks and you’ll see how commendable job it does. It’s like cheap stem cells

[@TheSwipeking]

Very Very very Expensive.... Just buy an Aquacure AC50... $2800 USD and does a way better job and is 100% PERMANANT and fixes all your bodies STEM CELLS...not just the ones you pay for to get fixed??? NO BRAINER RIGHT????????? DAAAAH...

[@graemegeorgeharrison2468]

What is this piece of equipment?

[@markpommett5712]

Has anybody who has had stem cells been able to regenerate damaged cartillage? I have partial labrum tear that I want to heal and a damaged facet in my back.

[@devinthomas4866]

There is not hard evidence that BMAC can regrow cartilage. It can greatly reduce inflammation and slow the wear of your cartilage. Labral tear is not a wear problem. It is a tore away from its origin problem. Facets injections are becoming more common. Still have to address is it arthritis or something else.

[@silverdragon7952]

11:43 About the cancer.

[@GuidetteExpert]

Im sure there is a genetic modification done. Not sure why its not mentioned in the video.

[@drbobinski1]

Scam at the moment IMHO. In 2021 I sat through all of the Stanford University lectures regarding stem cell research on cartilage growth. My field is sports medicine so growing cartilage would be welcomed. Unfortunately, the ability to grow cartilage is minimal (a dusting on the cartilage scaffold). I am not sure about other organ systems but not cartilage. For those commenting here that "feel" better I am thrilled for you. But feeling better is not proof of concept. Growing new cells that remain in the tissue being targeted is. No proof yet. Maybe never, due to many other microcellular challenges.

[@devinthomas4866]

Carticel has a long track record of successfully harvesting and growing articular cartilage for subsequent grafting. Proven procedure and great option for cartilage loss or wear.

[@olamigokeanuoluwapo9755]

Stemcell therapy is not a scam. I have clients with great testimony about their recovery.

[@TheEDNC]

Short answer NO… net yet!

[@HerveDuchemin]

This whole video is void as soon as you talk about "injecting patients own cells back into their body". The whole purpose and benefit comes from injecting the mesynchymal stem cells from a very young donor into the patient.

[@yogeshwarir3789]

Im from India... we'r used to wear the stem cell piece as the accessory which fell from the babies umblical cord cut from ancient times...

[@christinehede7578]

Properly done , yes it does.

[@musictomyears8]

Only billionaires can do so and reverse ageing

[@MentorJery]

Interesting 😌☝🏿

[@Dobberjones]

I tried stem cell therapy in both shoulders using my own stem cells twice. Didn’t help. Double shoulder replacement 90 percent normal now. I can chop firewood. I wasted a lot money on stem cell🧐

[@rafaelmolina6682]

Not what I wanted to hear! I’m looking into alternatives for shoulder replacement. Glad your better

[@Dobberjones]

@@rafaelmolina6682 Thanks I can sleep now fought this for almost 20 years. Found amazing Doctor by the name Jonathan Crites he use 3D images and put makes the joints to put you back to original. I can reach up above my head now two. After surgery I didn’t even use pain medication just used ice. I’m tickled to death the way it turned out. I’m a Missouri Hillbilly. Dr. Crites is at Mercy hospital Ozark. Mo great new job hospital too. Went home the next day. Stem cell cost me about 4000 out of pocket my insurance wud not pay for stem cell. Hope this help in your decision. 😊

[@viriacssa2003]

Dr. Alok Sharma, neurosurgeon from India

[@edpoletto8048]

90%? What are your limitations after the surgery?

[@danialhowe9814]

as im given to understand the older you are the less you produce. i am 56 just had 6 injections in knees and shoulders using live birth stems from umbilical cord and you can choose the amount of cells you want ( by price ) i went all in and cost was $5700 .... this was 7 hours ago so going to be a while on results but i have spoke with others from here that say its amazing

[@luisgalicia4661]

Mexico here I come!

[@ZacoosoloSolo]

Do u known the clinic?

[@luisgalicia4661]

@@ZacoosoloSolo Hope Biologix in Guadalajara MX.

[@rahuljaiswal846]

Hi sir it works on ckd paisent

[@awong3286]

Stem cell treatment is a old Indian Ancient knowledge. Check video from Praveen Mohan archeologe

[@snehasishsahoo6529]

Usa is not good at stem cell therapy

[@SureshcKH-hm7vo]

Is Stem cell therapy centre available in India? If yes could you please tell address and phone number? Thanks

[@aarongnanam]

Neurogen brain and spine hospital is a pioneer in this field.

[@неостанавливаемый]

Problem 1. You think this is a billion dollar industry!? It barely exists. It's basically illegal in the US. Health insurance doesn't cover it. Only a handful of countries offer it. This is click bait.

[@неостанавливаемый]

2. Ryan Humiston. He showed before and after of his hair. Over the last 5 years he was going bald, 70% of his hair was gone. After 2 months with treatment almost all of his hair grew back. Go see look at his videos from 2 years ago for yourself and his recent videos.

[@неостанавливаемый]

2. Ryan Humiston, he grew his hair back.

[@неостанавливаемый]

3. Your own calls grow cancer, this is fear mongering. Those cells used today don't grow cancer.

[@dg9265]

Always always always paid actors and Democrats protest against technology😅

[@chasbot5108]

I have been suffering …

[@GaiaNaVi]

Fasting seems to be a way to regenerate stem cells

[@matios6013]

Fasting for how long?..thanks🙏

[@veasnaphai8]

All is about money and not health. We are the victims.

[@jovelyn7816]

I read somewhere that it can help with the autism as well.

[@DihelsonMendonca]

What a terrible, annoying sounds of keyboard being pressed you put on the video. That could be a very good, useful video. Don't use these awful sounds, please. 😮😮👍

[@reverseaging5387]

i have done several stem cell procedures for a variety of joint problems, hip, lower back, cervical spine and also have used autologous cells, umbilical chord cells, placental cells and cells extracted from my own bone marrow. they all worked. it is unfortunate that you are spreading mis information and fear regarding this treatment for pain. as long as there are no existing cancers in your body this is a safe and effective treatment.

[@richrich2862]

What do you mean no existing cancers?

[@Free.Speech.]

What hip issues did you have?

[@markpommett5712]

What about cartallage regeneration?

[@Catto5952]

Family guy?