Stem Cell Therapy For Arthritis - The Truth You Need To Know

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  • @jasonjefferson6596
    @jasonjefferson6596 11 місяців тому +52

    My dad developed arthritis after a torn miniscus .. He chose not to have surgery but never did any rehab so after a few years it developed into advanced arthritis. 3 years ago he went to a stem cell hospital overseas to get injected into both knees and after 6 months he was able to do activities that he stoped doing 20 years ago!! He is now 68 years young, his knees are great but he fell and hurt his shoulder a few weeks ago. His doctor again recommends surgery. If it wasn't for the cost I would have him do stem cell therapy every year. 🍻

    • @jasonjefferson6596
      @jasonjefferson6596 10 місяців тому +7

      @DominicAdamz he went to the Regeneration center in Thailand.

    • @henrybenavides5871
      @henrybenavides5871 9 місяців тому

      There are clinics in the US which perform stem cell therapy. He should look into doing it here.

    • @troyszulhinski9382
      @troyszulhinski9382 9 місяців тому

      Hi mate
      I'm from Australia
      Living in Thailand 🇹🇭
      I done stem cells injections
      My knees better but, grinding now.
      I want to know if I'll go back and do it again? And get the BOOTER 💉?

    • @nabeelfageeha3371
      @nabeelfageeha3371 9 місяців тому

      could you kindly give me the center name? @@jasonjefferson6596

    • @brucederouen6598
      @brucederouen6598 9 місяців тому

      Thank you for saying this. I'm 63 and have OA after a meniscus tear repair surgery. It's KILLING me. I've had cortisone shots and they don't work for me any more. I'm currently looking into a clinic here in Houston TX, or a clinic based in Southern CA but their actual clinics are near Tijuana, Mexico. Tons of money but I gotta do something.

  • @mulinzhan4167
    @mulinzhan4167 Рік тому +30

    I went to Regenex in 2018 and had a stem cell treatment on my left knee which was screamingly painful. Within days the pain was gone and only now after 5 years is the knee in need of another treatment. This time I am going to R3 Stem Cell in Tijuana and receive a mixed PRP/Stem Treatment (allogeneic) for $3000. Considering the cost of just going to the emergency room this is not expensive and I'd be happy to pay this amount every 5 years - and keep my knee. If the data is not there to support the use of stem cells to treat a myriad of conditions it is only because the American medical establishment does not want this low cost, non-pharmacological, scientific breakthrough to be brought to market in the US.

    • @jamesbalsai8752
      @jamesbalsai8752 Рік тому +3

      Very risky getting this done in Mexico. Both level of expertise questionable. Is that doc have the proper credentials, what Are you really getting in that vial? It hasn’t been proven to successfully treat arthritis! Save your money. No stem cell.

    • @jayknight139
      @jayknight139 11 місяців тому +1

      that's exactly what i was thinking. way to many people say it works to ignore this a potential treatment something is fishy .

    • @Barbc24
      @Barbc24 11 місяців тому

      Yeah but he just wrote yhat it did work for him. @@jamesbalsai8752

    • @BJO-s1000xr
      @BJO-s1000xr 9 місяців тому +1

      Did you go regenexx in Cayman Islands.
      I'm from Australia and looking at travelling there for therapy in both my knees.

    • @donnarowell8281
      @donnarowell8281 9 місяців тому

      I had my doctor tell me I needed rotator cuff surgery immediately. I refused. I then sought out stem cell injections and had the injections. I can tell you I am 100% better and pain-free and that was two years ago. Big Pharma will never let this come and be paid for by insurance Never. Once you are cured, there’s no more money to make from you.

  • @baronessvarney9379
    @baronessvarney9379 Рік тому +30

    I had an MRI that found 2 torn miniscus, and a bone spur in my left knee and medium to advanced arthritis in both knees. I had stem cells from a delivered placenta injected into both knees 7 years ago and within a few weeks my knees were like new! I am 70 years old, my knees had been hurting so badly, but I did not want to do aurgery. I would recommend the type of stem cells I had! Cost 7 years ago was $7,500 total.

    • @leaderofthepack02
      @leaderofthepack02 Рік тому

      Can you walk regularly after stem cell treatment or you had to wear crutch, and how many days for recovery after stem cell treatment?

    • @baronessvarney9379
      @baronessvarney9379 Рік тому +3

      @@leaderofthepack02
      Honestly, I wore a knee brace the first night to bed on my knee that had the two torn miniscus. But the next morning I could tell I was miles better already! I never even wore the knee brace again. It must sound like I'm making it up, but I'm not! Within probably a month I was like new and have been ever since. For me, it really worked. I think if insurance covered it, so many more would be fixed instead of surgeries and steroid injections, etc. Good luck!!

    • @leaderofthepack02
      @leaderofthepack02 Рік тому +1

      Thanks for your reply..

    • @baronessvarney9379
      @baronessvarney9379 Рік тому +1

      @@leaderofthepack02 👍🏻😊👍🏻

    • @RL-re2so
      @RL-re2so 9 місяців тому +1

      @baronessvarney9379 where did you go for treatment and how long was it.

  • @barrymc10
    @barrymc10 8 місяців тому +10

    I had stem cells injected in both knees and both shoulders 14 weeks ago. 6 weeks post injection in began PT. It was difficult in the beginning. I have also had no ibuprofen, alcohol or nicotine since treatment. I can report to you now that the pain from daily activities is gone. The pain from exercising: single leg squatting, like lunges are still painful, but the edge has been taken off the pain, meaning it’s more achy not sharp but still substantial but improved. 2 leg squats: nearly pain free. Shoulders: arthritis affected my sleep, now no pain at rest or daily activity. Exercise is much nearly pain free but I have purposefully kept the activity light. Range of motion has improved, I’ll call it 30-40%. Healing is suppose to last a year. So I am still very hopeful for continued progress. In July I will go back for follow MRIs to see if there is any documentable proof in the imaging and again at the 12 month mark. So far I can report that I am extremely happy I did not see this guys video and listen to this doctor before I decided to get treatment.

    • @Urbad-
      @Urbad- 5 місяців тому +1

      How are we doing a couple months later?

    • @bendungee1669
      @bendungee1669 5 місяців тому +1

      It’s good thing that you didn’t listen to this doctor, and you found the relief you were looking for.

    • @Cybernetic263
      @Cybernetic263 4 місяці тому +1

      How’s your knees ? Did you have the mri ?

    • @noumanshahzad1688
      @noumanshahzad1688 4 дні тому

      Source of stem cells.. Please??

  • @dbh-p4y
    @dbh-p4y 11 місяців тому +10

    3 years ago I did bone marrow derived stem cell therpy on both knees in the USA.
    It was/is one of the best decisions i've ever made. I've been nearly pain free since. And now you tell me it likely didn't work!
    Well, something sure changed . What do you think it was?

  • @jeffreykoski2746
    @jeffreykoski2746 Рік тому +8

    Dr. Peng, thank you for all of your videos! I can't help but notice that you have never touched on red light therapy for arthritis. If you could, maybe you could address this. Thank you.

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +3

      Sure, will add that to the list

    • @jacquelinemonique426
      @jacquelinemonique426 2 місяці тому

      If this doctor is not a fan of stem cell therapy, which I work at a stem cell center, and I’ve witnessed hundreds of arthritic knees joints, shoulders elbows heal before my eyes just one stem cell treatment so he’s an MD he wants to do surgery. That’s how this guy makes his money he’s not gonna want you to heal that’s the difference between doctors And healers and that’s the truth !!

  • @bigdougscommentary5719
    @bigdougscommentary5719 9 місяців тому +14

    When this guy started hawking his own treatment, his credibility went right out the window. Notice he was very specific about a study of 500 patients when knocking the stem cell treatment option, but vague about studies he touted as supporting his own treatment.

  • @rodrigosepulveda4559
    @rodrigosepulveda4559 7 місяців тому +8

    I have had PRP shots and Umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cell shot and the MSC shot far superior than the PRP shot, 1) PRP only calms down inflammation and it’s short lived, after 6 months you are back to where you started. Cortisone shots only reduces pain and it’s temporary. Whereas umbilical cord mesenchymal stem cell shots (MSC shots) are highly effective a reducing inflammation, reduces grinding, increases mobility, it repairs scar tissue and potentially regenerates cartilage in a period of 8-12 months, and it’s permanent.

    • @SallySamsara
      @SallySamsara 6 місяців тому

      What clinic did you use? Thanks for your comment.

    • @DJMarkmann
      @DJMarkmann 5 місяців тому

      Where did you go for MSC shot ? Thanks for write up .

    • @francescag6889
      @francescag6889 2 місяці тому

      How much did MSC cost? Who did it?

  • @drbobinski1
    @drbobinski1 5 місяців тому +1

    Thanks for this video Doc. The stem cell promise is to regenerate cells not reduce inflammation. The proof of concept should be MRI's showing new cartilage/bone or other connective tissue depending on the goals of the therapy. Not a self reported VAS score. This is why I have been so frustrated with the hype machine.

  • @sarahakim29
    @sarahakim29 2 місяці тому

    Here’s the translation of your message:
    Hello,
    I had grade 4 shoulder osteoarthritis and underwent stem cell injection about 9 weeks ago. Unfortunately, I still have pain.
    Do you think the stem cell treatment has been ineffective for me, or does it require more time? Also, can I engage in exercises to strengthen my muscles or undergo physical therapy?
    Thank you for your response.
    Let me know if you’d like any adjustments!

  • @diannefitzmaurice9813
    @diannefitzmaurice9813 10 місяців тому +4

    Hey - if it wasn't for the bias going into the study would there be different conclusions?. First a long term good outcome is fine if it truly happens esp if surgery is not an option! Comparing it to cortisone injection is kind of misplaced because the cortisone does not last for a year! So doesn't make much sense . It is only known to last for 6 months if that . And over the long term like 3 + years side effects start to show up on the cortisone injection - so did they account for side effects of stem cell injectons?. I still think this holds the best promise - we just haven't figured out how to get the better results overall. But the biggest issue is the bias of the medical community . It is holding back any good research! Start funding for the public good and not the pockets of the med and pharmaceutical communitites and a big change would happen. This is what is the most likely prognosis!

  • @Hydrosurfer68
    @Hydrosurfer68 8 місяців тому +3

    Even with "good doctors" you've gotta love how the pharma training and PR immersion in medical school leads the narrative(s). So easy to say "the overall evidence remains inconclusive" :))) when you don't like an outcome (check the smile at 2:25, ha). Tell them 90% truth and then pull the plug with the classic confirmation bias and calling out anything else that smells like anecdote. It ultimately comes down to patentability for all of the allopathic communities... stem cells just aren't fitting to the business model that everyone is trained to love and believe. Corticoid steroids cause degradation of the joint. Agree with the PRP

  • @debcatz8445
    @debcatz8445 Рік тому +3

    What do you think about Infra red laser and vibration massager

  • @christodoulosamorgianos3643
    @christodoulosamorgianos3643 Рік тому +2

    I know that some doctors aspirate bone marrow from iliac bone and directly injecting it Interarticular for arthritis treatment with good results. It is common practice by famous Dr in Venezuela.

  • @DrMephisto23
    @DrMephisto23 7 місяців тому +1

    Stem cell institute es 100% the best clinic worldwide

  • @somayemorabbi4590
    @somayemorabbi4590 8 місяців тому +1

    Hello, the ligament & meniscus of my knee are injured due to an accident when I was cycling. The doctors suggested injecting PRP or Exosome. What would you think of the effectiveness in the treatment? Thanks!

    • @sherankoay6956
      @sherankoay6956 7 місяців тому

      Same thing here, hv been suffering since aug 2023. I probably go for Exosome

    • @somayemorabbi4590
      @somayemorabbi4590 7 місяців тому

      @@sherankoay6956 what I searched for, Exosome or PRP is not a solution. These methods might remove the pain for a while but the problem stays there. Physiotherapy is the best solution if the tear is not severe. Good luck & wishing you recovery soon🪻

    • @megaMitch1960
      @megaMitch1960 7 місяців тому

      Try it, I just had stem cell and bone marrow injections. I had tried everything else I go back for PRP treatment in a few weeks. I think I’m finally making some headway. If you’re in pain like I was, you will try anything. Google ROSM if your anywhere near Annapolis Md, they will help you

  • @zenerchiretreat1008
    @zenerchiretreat1008 4 місяці тому

    I read the scientific article very carefully. Dr. Peng, you have been talking about Super-dose PRP creates clinically significant better outcome than one spin low dose PRP. I think the same principle applies to UC-MSCs. This research showed that they used between 10-20 million UC-MSCs in the injection and the research gave patients only one injection and followed them up in 365 days post the treatment. In my opinion and experience of people getting UC-MSCs with OA in knees, they either need to get a single 50 million UC-MSCs injection or have two injections spaced 1-2 months apart if each injection is between 10-20 million UC-MSCs. So the design of the study has some flaws. On the other note, it is widely accepted that corticosteriod injections over long term use weakens bones, tendons and ligaments. So even if the clinical outcome of corticosteriod injection is similar to UC-MSC, the long term use of corticosteroid injections are not beneficial to the joint issue in the long run.

  • @necdetbalcik1104
    @necdetbalcik1104 Рік тому +1

    Have you any opinion on hydrojell injection for knee arthrite?

  • @ypark2877
    @ypark2877 23 дні тому

    Since he could do either treatments not sure those being critical of his positive toward one treatment PRP over the other treatment is valid. Could make money doing either.

  • @ResonantFreq528
    @ResonantFreq528 17 днів тому

    Feel this is a little bit misleading since it only sites a study for Knee Osteoarthritis. There are so many other things and the scope of the study has to narrowly focused. What about bulged discs, stenosis, sciatica, carpotunnel, list goes on. If the efficacy is true for other situations than an argument can be made. If your talking strictly about the knee than the study is valid.

  • @henryware9440
    @henryware9440 5 місяців тому +3

    What about PRP and stem cells together in the same cocktail?? What about PRP and Hylajel in the same cocktail??

    • @joebuck5900
      @joebuck5900 4 місяці тому

      had both it works.

    • @henryware9440
      @henryware9440 4 місяці тому

      @@joebuck5900 Which one or both work?

  • @scrabbleking1965
    @scrabbleking1965 Рік тому +1

    What do think about Prolozone injections and Prolozone combined with PRP?

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +2

      Definitely not enough data behind prolozone

    • @scrabbleking1965
      @scrabbleking1965 Рік тому +1

      @@JeffreyPengMD That is one of the things I like about you, if you recommend something we can all rest assured the studies and meta analysis indicate that it is unequivocally effective. I am in the Philippines and it just so happens that the biggest blood draw I can find at any hospital is 15 ml yielding about 3ml max of PRP. I found a clinic that specializes in ozone therapy, they offer a 38 ml blood draw yielding 7 ml of PRP for about half the price. They also offer the option to inject ozone at the same time as PRP.

  • @lars1480
    @lars1480 4 місяці тому +2

    Who was sponsor of The clinical trail ?

  • @KMennen
    @KMennen Рік тому +1

    I am curious about adipose stem cell therapy combined with PRP therapy. I was recently offered this option and the cost was much higher.

  • @leandromantovani4282
    @leandromantovani4282 8 місяців тому

    Hi Doctor Peng, I would like to know if the PRP method could be used on another painful joint like hips or if it’s exclusive to the knee joint. Thank you 🙏

    • @Cocoandindy
      @Cocoandindy 7 місяців тому +1

      I had PRP in my hip yesterday. In Barcelona it cost 300 euros. Fingers crossed 🤞

    • @leandromantovani4282
      @leandromantovani4282 7 місяців тому +1

      @@Cocoandindy thanks for the answer . I wish you all the best👍😉

    • @thanosfisherman
      @thanosfisherman 7 місяців тому

      ​@@Cocoandindywhere did you have the PRP in Barcelona? The ones I asked will charge 3200€ for intra-articular + intraosseous. It's crazy.

    • @leandromantovani4282
      @leandromantovani4282 6 місяців тому

      @@Cocoandindyhi my friend i just want to check in on you. See if it’s alright with your hips. It’s been 2 months

    • @Cocoandindy
      @Cocoandindy 6 місяців тому

      @@leandromantovani4282 hip is great now after 3rd injection. 300-500 euro per injection. Life changed!!

  • @bishopruger
    @bishopruger Рік тому +3

    Met with a doctor about PRP and he thought it would not be effective for moderate to severe osteoarthritis, would you concur?
    Also, what are your thoughts on Monovisc injections?

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +4

      PRP can be very effective for moderate to severe osteoarthritis, though the effects won't last as long as those with mild to moderate. Monovisc (hyaluronic acid) works well, lasts about 6 months

    • @bishopruger
      @bishopruger Рік тому +1

      @JeffreyPengMD thank you. I appreciate the response

  • @comjag
    @comjag Рік тому +1

    Would you recommend regular PRP injections as a prophylactic to people who have had previous joint trauma or arthroscopies but may not be experiencing any pain in the moment.
    Also it seems unclear to me why take up of PRP injections has been slow amongst sports medicine specialists or orthopaedic doctors.

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +2

      There's insufficient data to use PRP as prophylaxis. However, it is being studied. Conceptually, it makes 100% to do it prophylactically.

  • @believerrrrr
    @believerrrrr Рік тому +1

    Off topic... but do you think prp or stem cells would help in SIJ instability? Specifically healing and tightening the ligaments around the SIJ? I'm only 17 and have tried all normal ways of therapy you can think of. I'm doing prolozone currently but am only on my second injection with no relief. Thank you sir!

    • @megaMitch1960
      @megaMitch1960 7 місяців тому

      I think it will help you a lot, but you must find the underlying issue. I woke up every night for five years stretching my right hamstring so I can go back to sleep. Come to find out it was an abductor tear in my groin, ultrasound will detect a lot of muscular injuries that MRI do not pick up. Google ROSM, they can help.

  • @HELLKING52
    @HELLKING52 10 місяців тому +5

    I went to dream body clinic in puerto vahartta and got great result i did intertrical for the back and IV no pain after the treatment for the first month and the peak results are after 3 months. So my testimony is that it works the U.S stem cell in my opinion is trash compared to oversea and the cost is cheaper but the reason is because big pharma want people to stay on pills and subscriptions.

    • @lreeher
      @lreeher 3 місяці тому +1

      I went there too and had the same results! The US is not the place to get treatment or information.

  • @jtoth1234summer
    @jtoth1234summer Рік тому +1

    I Know this is off the subject, but I just watched your blood pressure (When to take your medication) I am on losartan hydroclorithiazide, which is a diuretic. I take in the morning because of the obvious reason. What do you suggest? Thank you New subscriber.

  • @thinkhine8866
    @thinkhine8866 Рік тому +1

    What is lubricant injection ? What medicine name of lubricant ?

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +1

      You mean hyaluronic acid injections?

    • @dd61882
      @dd61882 8 місяців тому

      @@JeffreyPengMDcan this help in shoulders?

  • @SallySamsara
    @SallySamsara 6 місяців тому +1

    Did the negative stem cell trials use an adequate count of cells? We know PRP won't work optimally unless the platelet count is 10 billion.

    • @lreeher
      @lreeher 3 місяці тому

      Exactly! Don't trust information from the US. DYOR.

  • @TrentonSoto
    @TrentonSoto Рік тому +2

    I really saw stem cells as something that could be very promising in terms of regenerative medicine. Is there a way we could use an adjunct therapy with stem cells to enhance results? I would like to see stem cells used beside other novel immunotherapies following stem cell injections to see the other possible outcomes.

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +1

      The current version of stem cell therapy in the US is NOT what most people think of when they see "STEM CELLS". The current version is adult mesenchymal stem cells that are not cultured or lab expanded and are not pluripotent. I think whenever research catches up, stem cell therapy will be the future. Just maybe not in its current state

    • @rickybp2259
      @rickybp2259 2 місяці тому

      @@JeffreyPengMDhow about in europe and india? Does stem cell work if we take at those countries

  • @sapelesteve
    @sapelesteve Рік тому +3

    Very interesting and informative video Doc! Question: Are there any doctors that you can recommend in the state of CT that do PRP injections for the knee & hip? Thanks! 👍👍

  • @ts.nathan7786
    @ts.nathan7786 6 місяців тому

    Give a video to explain stem cell treatment for meniscus treatment.

  • @Kzn777D
    @Kzn777D 6 місяців тому

    What about these x39 pads can someone give an honest response pls ?

  • @Itisan82
    @Itisan82 11 місяців тому +1

    What about Cartistem that had been approved and Commercialized in South Korea and is in phase 3 clinical trial in Japan and Phase 1/2a in US? Do you have any opinion here?

    • @rickybp2259
      @rickybp2259 2 місяці тому

      Wow! How the trial is going?

  • @carolwalker5488
    @carolwalker5488 26 днів тому

    I had stem cell taken from my hip and injected in my knee 3 months ago and I am not showing any change I have torn meniscus in both knees in osteoarthritis

  • @daveriddle2236
    @daveriddle2236 Рік тому +2

    Have any PRP reviews yet shown some, even a little, reparation of knee cartilage? I'm pleased with my PRP results thus far but wonder what the next best promising therapy being studied may be other than stem cell therapies and that might actually repair cartilage? Thanks!

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +1

      To date, there is zero evidence that ANYTHING can repair or regenerate cartilage. This is one of the main reasons why prevention is key for those suffering from osteoarthritis.

    • @joeblow5965
      @joeblow5965 10 місяців тому

      ​@@JeffreyPengMD scholar.google.ca/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&as_vis=1&q=stem+cells+for+thickened+cartilage+clinical+trials+&btnG#d=gs_qabs&t=1708833574986&u=%23p%3DRYt2HqXuttQJ

    • @joeblow5965
      @joeblow5965 10 місяців тому

      ​@@JeffreyPengMDscholar.google.ca/scholar?q=stem+cells+osteoarthritis+clinical+trials&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart#d=gs_qabs&t=1708834005395&u=%23p%3DxgpXbYXxhe0J

    • @onurgumrukcu5756
      @onurgumrukcu5756 3 місяці тому

      ​@@thanosfishermancan you write her address so I can also see her results

    • @thanosfisherman
      @thanosfisherman 3 місяці тому +1

      @@onurgumrukcu5756 I'd rather not publicize one's IG account without their permission. However you can find many such cases on kneeguru forum by people who underwent this procedure with average and good results.

  • @juliens329
    @juliens329 7 місяців тому +1

    I am not agree with you
    There’s no negative consequences after stems cells injections
    But there’s big cartilage damage after corticosteroids infection

  • @ClaudioEdgarMariano
    @ClaudioEdgarMariano 15 днів тому

    Acho que deveriam ter novos estudos e sem viés ou conflito de interesses.

  • @martinlundgren54
    @martinlundgren54 5 місяців тому

    Could have more potential in preventing arthritist in the first place, like Bryan Johnsson just did?

  • @lati_da
    @lati_da 11 місяців тому

    Restore PDX offers bone marrow and adipose derived stem cells. They have great results with their patients

  • @4057hofft
    @4057hofft 9 місяців тому +6

    This guy is a paid shill

  • @du-glas
    @du-glas 5 місяців тому

    Body builder "eddy hall" does stem cell therapy after injuries and it takes weeks not years

  • @jrennickemd
    @jrennickemd Рік тому +3

    Great video explaining the nuance of stem cells. It’s so hard because all of the data is so heterogenous, so it’s hard to extrapolate the findings, and anecdotally we just know there is such a wide variety of symptom improvement with ANY injection. That being said, it sure is hard to justify $3k+ for something that may or may not work. Great work!

  • @debcatz8445
    @debcatz8445 Рік тому

    Are two many cortisone shots bad

  • @music55ism
    @music55ism 9 місяців тому +11

    This video sucks. Stem cells saved my life. Western medicine blows.

    • @chriscarterdavies5998
      @chriscarterdavies5998 9 місяців тому

      I'm so confused. I have post surgical arthritis in my feet.The doctor had to reattach a ligament from my ankle to my foot. I only turned it in soft sand and didn't realize until I sat down in the evening and saw my ankle was swollen. 5 doctors and a year later I found a doctor who diagnosed what was really going on. I didn't have arthritis before the surgery. Then, I got what is known as bilateral arthritis- both feet. I did a 21 day detox (in 8 days) to get ready for the stem cells and I lost faith in the doctor who did the detox. He owes me $$$ and refuses to give me my pre and post test results. I went back to the doctor who did the surgery to pick his brain and he said he would inject them. Now, I'm wondering about the quality. I live in S. Florida. Or, I was considering Cellebration in San Jose, Costa Rica. Really don't want to spend $25,000 and not get good results and have to go back and forth. I know a person who sells stem cells to doctors in S. FL. and he would provide them to the injecting doctor for $2,500. and another $2,500 for exesomes. HELP!!! What would you do?

    • @noumanshahzad1688
      @noumanshahzad1688 4 дні тому

      Source of stem cells.. Plz

  • @Daniel-Strain
    @Daniel-Strain 2 місяці тому

    Why doesn't your body reject stem cells from people other than you, like with implanted organs without antirejection medication?

  • @douglasolsson7768
    @douglasolsson7768 2 місяці тому

    Where you have your stem cells done makes a big difference. Regennexx is who I use in the Cayman Islands. First do they extract from bone marrow or just from blood, second do they grow the cells for 30 days increasing the number of stem cells 1000x fold? If the procedure is done in the USA then you CANNOT grow, (culture) the cells but must inject within 24 hour from extraction. Not sure about Tijuana doctors either. Seem like a huckster.

  • @megaMitch1960
    @megaMitch1960 7 місяців тому

    By the way, great video. Very informative

  • @hafriz8746
    @hafriz8746 10 місяців тому

    Prp still the best

  • @angelsaidferreira5193
    @angelsaidferreira5193 2 місяці тому

    are stem cells good for kill cancer? 🤔

  • @necdetbalcik1104
    @necdetbalcik1104 Рік тому +1

    Hydrogel (arthrosamid)

    • @necdetbalcik1104
      @necdetbalcik1104 Рік тому

      İ wait your ideas on hydrogel(arthrosamid), urgently.

    • @JeffreyPengMD
      @JeffreyPengMD  Рік тому +1

      I'm hesitant to recommend anything if there are no randomized placebo controlled trials

  • @lreeher
    @lreeher 3 місяці тому

    Compare treatments in Latin America to treatments in the US. That is what they don't want you to do.

  • @espieflores1872
    @espieflores1872 Рік тому

    Tnk u Dr JF

  • @lorettaburn
    @lorettaburn 4 місяці тому +1

    SELF PROMOTION

  • @necdetbalcik1104
    @necdetbalcik1104 Рік тому

    Hydrogel

  • @jbgoode3897
    @jbgoode3897 7 місяців тому

    Dang, I wish every thing was as safe as Covid vaccines

    • @louistung468
      @louistung468 2 місяці тому

      everything is......that's the problem

  • @hbrown3953
    @hbrown3953 Рік тому

    By🥲😆🥲😛😘🥹

  • @jacquelinemonique426
    @jacquelinemonique426 2 місяці тому

    You must be an orthopedic surgeon cause that’s bull. I’ve seen so many amazing results with stem cell therapy, especially for the knees and hips and joints so your testimony and the FDA I just don’t believe.!

  • @bigdougscommentary5719
    @bigdougscommentary5719 9 місяців тому

    BS.

  • @cfgpropertiesllc7292
    @cfgpropertiesllc7292 Місяць тому

    U.S. doctors are so basic

  • @JohnDoe-zz3hj
    @JohnDoe-zz3hj Рік тому +3

    well known study showed nursing home peeps had increase in stem cells from eating doses of dark chocolate, then they find out ton of candium and lead are in dark chocolate. My back pain healed but then I got some nerve damage from the metals in chocolate .
    I have done more to repair myself,,, one dr gave me shot of cortisone in my shoulder and the pain never came back. but other than that pain, pain killers from doctors have done zero to heal me, it was all about my bed, pillows and stretching and gym, morning morning walks, chocolate,
    lot older here and i now realize Drs have fixed bout 10% of old age pain. still no fountain of youth that the doctors will sell you,,, just eat a pain med is all they can do,,,,,, injuries are a different story,,, old age they aint curing anyone
    All the doctors do for old folks is make for long miserable slow death