What Are the Different Types of Stem Cells?

[@dannygarcia7806]

Dr. Joy, I appreciate all the continued support you're offering on this very interesting subject. Every day, I look forward to learning more about this topic. I lean in to your videos as I feel so far. You are the leader in this space of information. You are the one willing to have the conversations in public forums for all our benefit, thank you!!❤

[@JoyKongMD]

Truly appreciate your comment and support Danny... I feel privileged to be able to share such information with people and make a difference in their health... Your kind recognition of my efforts means the world to me❤️

[@lauraseufert1651]

I.ve watched many of your videos and have enjoyed them. I have questions though about your patient videos. They have been conducted with the patient getting ready for their 3rd infusion. So of course they look good and healthy which is nice. I would be more impressed if I saw them before and after their 1st treatment. I use myself as an example. I don't look or feel well before 1st treatment. How would I look or feel before my 2nd treatment. If I am to spend many thousands of dollars on treatments that I hope will make me feel better can I see evidence of others before and after? If you have such information available I would love to see it. Thank you.

[@bendungee1669]

19:20 The FSC (Fetal Stem Cells) that are used in the Ukraine are between 7-11 weeks and use a pre-mesenchymal stem cells that are progenitors of mesenchymal stem cells, which are special and can differentiate into any type of cell in your body. They can get more than 20 specific cell types, which contain organ specific stem cells to renew that organ. Very powerful and very long lasting.

[@james575730]

Have you been to Emcell?

[@bendungee1669]

@@james575730 Yes, I have. i was there this past August. Anything specific you want to know just ask.

[@JoyKongMD]

Thank you for sharing. Many people have objections to the use of a fetal stem cells as it involves the destruction of a fetus, which limits is use. But I do believe that it can be a very powerful form of therapy

[@bendungee1669]

@@james575730 Yes I have. Have you been there too?

[@bendungee1669]

@@james575730 This is the third time I posting this. It keeps getting blocked. Yes I have. Have you been there too?

[@bendungee1669]

It would be good to look deeper into the history of when they knew they were using stem cells, it’s way before the 1960’s. I have commented on one of your other videos about it. Yes, I see too many people explaining stem cells can be what ever your body needs to be, which incorrectly makes a lot of people get the wrong fact on how they function. I like to think of it like a playground in a park. The surrounding area can be cleaned up with neat path ways leading to each structure for the MSC with the grass, bushes, trees and pathways cleaned and trimmed, but the main structures (slide, seesaw and marry go around) are organ specific stem cells like the brain, heart and kidney. The surrounding things around being renewed will help those organs perform better. Good point Dr. Joy about the iPSC on it be being vector derived especially with the shots given recently. That should give people pause if they know about that. There’s always some good nuggets in your videos.

[@JoyKongMD]

I really appreciate your input and thoughtful comments. Your analogy is an interesting one and very helpful. Thank you for contributing to these important discussions.

[@davidwollenberg1758]

Well the impression I get from this lady she's very honest she knows what she's talking about. She smart enough not to wear nail polish/nail remover highly toxic. Shows me she's quite bright

[@erwinrogers9470]

Great information👍

[@JoyKongMD]

Thanks!

[@erwinrogers9470]

@@JoyKongMD Certainly

[@WilliamHuang-f2z]

Dr. Joy hello, quick question what passage of stem cell are you administering in your clinic for the patients?

[@JoyKongMD]

We do not use unexpanded cells, which means the sales I use do not go through any cell culturing passages. I explained the aspect of cell expansion in this video, and why I only use natives cells: Issues with Cell Expansion kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5-zd4ajgad-iposi=HVh-NLwejqIJQc3v

[@WilliamHuang-f2z]

@JoyKongMD Doctor when you mentioned unexpanded that meant uncultured which means it doesn't go to the process of culturing? I'm used to hear clinics are selling P1 P2 and so on, however in your clinic you administer mother cell (you refer it as native cell) MSC stem cell is that correct doc?

[@PianoPatterns123]

Dr Joy, I notice on KZbin there are a lot of videos from India on the topic of stem cells for kidney disease. Could you please create a video on stem cells for kidney disease. It would be interesting to hear your thoughts on this topic because a lot of people everywhere have some degree of chronic kidney disease.

[@JoyKongMD]

Thank you for your suggestion. I can definitely create a video in the future on kidney disease. We have seen successes in our patients who have chronic kidney diseases.

[@erwinrogers9470]

Love it🔥

[@JoyKongMD]

Thank you.

[@erwinrogers9470]

@@JoyKongMD Absolutely

[@PianoPatterns123]

According to research from the Korea University Anam Hospital, consuming black raspberry powder can lead to a reported 30% increase in circulating endothelial progenitor cells (a type of stem cell) in the blood, suggesting that eating a significant amount of black raspberries could potentially increase stem cell levels by this amount;

[@JoyKongMD]

Thanks for your input! I would love to look up this publication. Feel free to share it here...

[@northshoreplaid]

Dr. Joy...Does it matter that we get stem cells from a younger relative? DNA closeness..etc? Just wondering...

[@JoyKongMD]

Considering how the cells work, it doesn't really matter. Maybe this video can shed some light on why... Other People’s DNA in My Body? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX7OmH6ZiqusnKc

[@northshoreplaid]

@@JoyKongMD My thoughts stem(no pun intended) where kidney transplant recipients, if they received "stem cells" from their donors...there was a better chance at graf survival and even longevity of the transplant. Thank you!

[@ADBorrego]

I need to save up some money so I can get this stuff. And I'm going to her clinic.

[@JoyKongMD]

We would love to help you. We also have a financial assistance program for people with lower income that have difficulty affording the treatment... You can contact our clinic at 818-356-8232 or email [e-mail]. You can also send in a contact form at www.joykongmd.com/contact/.

[@davidwollenberg1758]

Well I have a question. I'm 54 years old and I need more energy. Will stem cells give me more energy and where can I see testimonials from people that claim stem cells of given the more energy the before and after. How much more energy love your channel hope stem cells can help me. What a bigger dose do a lot more of your stem cells.

[@JoyKongMD]

Hi, I appreciate your comment. Yes, stem cell therapy has many mechanisms of action as illustrated by numerous research studies. One clinical study on humans demonstrated increased energy and sex drive after a single IV infusion. By calming the inflammation, a lot of the systems in the body will function better, and and increased energy, better sleep, improved sex drive, or better skin and hair are the side benefits of the treatment...

[@JoyKongMD]

The dosage of Stem Cell Therapy depends on a person's body weight, age, and health condition. Also, "more" doesn't mean "better" as illustrated by research. Appropriate dosing will provide the best outcome.

[@Aetherfield]

Which cells act best to heal Mitochondria?

[@surlypugsly6554]

What can be done for regenerating Discs?

[@Peetie_Wheatstraw]

Some doctors on KZbin state that stem cells are not ready for prime time. They say there is more research to be done. Why might they be stating that, but you are currently treating patients using stem cells? I'm curious about the mixed messaging.

[@JoyKongMD]

There will ALWAYS be more research to be done, as we are still at the infancy of Stem Cell Therapy. However, a vast amount of research has been done already, showing incredible benefits of stem cell therapy in a multitude of conditions. Maybe this lecture of mine can shed some light: Clinical Evidence of Stem Cell Therapy in Diverse Diseases kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5PViYOverV-hJo

[@Peetie_Wheatstraw]

@@JoyKongMD Thank Dr. Kong! I learned a lot from your recommended video. I have a couple of questions: 1) You mentioned you don't do the spine disc direct injection treatment in a previous conversation, which might benefit someone with Degenerative Disc Disease. The video states that stem cell treatment will help. Where in the U.S. can someone have that done that you might be aware of? 2) Do stems cells help with BPH? Someone using Flomax to help with urination issues may wonder if they can get help with stem treatment for this major inconvenience. Thanks!

[@jaydoshi]

Do fetal stem cells cause teratomas like embryonic stem cells? Are they more similar to embryonic stem cells or adult stem cells? Are they pleuripotent or multipotent?

[@JoyKongMD]

Teratoma formation is a much bigger concern when it comes to embryonic stem cells, which are obtained day 4 to 7 after fertilization. For fetal stem cells, the risk of such tumor formation will be a lot lower. Fetal stem cells are obtained from developing fetus. Cells from the umbilical cord, which are obtained at birth, no longer carry such risk.

[@studentfoevamo]

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