I went on keto for 2 months & have been on a vegetarian diet for 2 years. I continued to exercise every day. All my arthritic knee & wrist pain went away. Cut sugar & processed food, incl. alcohol.
Thank you for sharing this 😊 I'm doing the same but I smoke weed so that I can sleep. I don't think stem cells would work for me. It's not FDA approved.
There’s are different kinds of stem cells! The origin and how they’re kept makes a huge difference. Cryofreeze umbilical cord blood is what you want. Most of the clinics in medical tourism is not the same . Dr Joy Kong explains . She is 3 board certified and has her own stem cell co. And anti-aging . She is teaching Drs now .
6 years ago I had stem cells extracted and reinjected into 4 disks in my lower back to re-inflate them. It was really successful and after 4 years I was getting tweeks so had them redone 2 years ago and haven't had any problem. I still workout and run with no issues.
dca+ LIAR..DISC DON'T REGENERATE, THEY HAVE NO BLOOD SUPPLY, I HAVE A SEVERELY HERNIATED DISC IN MY NECK SINCE 2015, I STILL LIFT WEIGHTS TIL THIS DAY, DAMAGED DISC GET BETTER BUT IT TAKES A LONG TIME, THAT'S WHAT YOU FELT, HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH STEM CELLS, JUST TIME MAKES IT BETTER, WON'T HEAL IT, BUT MAKE IT BETTER, DISC DONT HEAL ONCE THEY ARE DAMAGED
its a no brainer..I had stem cells placed both in my one shoulder and low back!!!! I now have full range of motion in my shoulder and my low back has no pain at all:)
its so funny you interviewed a 58 yr old firefighter named Denise, I am also a 58 yr old firefighter namded Denise up in Canada with severe OA of both knees and just been referred for TKR of both, I have NO desire to go thru TKR and would love to try stem cell but its not approved in Canada yet. I will be looking into the dream body clinic for sure!
Greetings and wow i am happy to know about the advances being made and i actually had been advised not to get a knee replacement when I retired in 2017 as the doc strongly encouraged me to wait although he did tell me that if i did get an umbilical cord stem cell injection it might help which i did although it was expensive and i had money at the time but he said he was sure advances would make getting a fake knee unnecessary. Well those stem cells did help at the time but now I am unable to tell i had any treatment as I seem to be back to square one. I also have mild essential tremors that i hope to find treatments and btw I’ve had about 16 HBOT treatments at mostly 2.0-ATA pressure as you know those are expensive. I respectfully request a consultation. I have become well versed in the science. Respectfully
@@painfixprotocolI'm having a similar issue. I did PRP. My last round of injections was a year and a half ago. I'm not sure how many cells were used. Is this the only option when it comes to stem cell therapy?
No disclosure as to whether Dr Whitten got a discounted or free DreamBody treatment? Sounds like an advert for Dream Body. Glad to hear of the two cases of improvement.
Thanks for inquiring, Sally. I paid for my own treatment and I receive no payment or compensation from Dream Body Clinic. Simply sharing my experience.
Thank you for posting this video. I just recently completed a round of MSC (mesenchymal stem cell) IV exosomes for full-body tendon/connective tissue damage due to Cipro Toxicity. It's only been one month, but I can already tell I am healing. I had a shoulder labrum tear that had not been healing... just re-tearing every few days it seemed like. Within 10 days of taking the exosomes, the labrum is no longer tearing. Additionally, tendons all along my spine and shoulder girdles are healing! So thankful to live in the day of Regenerative Medicine (even though the FDA hasn't fully approved of it, yet.)
@@-whackd I’ve considered adding BPC-157 to my regimen as I feel it could certainly help expedite healing. But it could never replicate what MSC exosomes do for all the cells in the body. Man, the human body is an amazing thing if you give it what it needs.
I have cipro toxicity as well. I am not sure if I can afford the treatment. Did you do the MSC in PV? How much did it cost you? Thank you I appreciate any info you have. I am so broken and have been in dire pain for 5-6 years. I have no labrum mine broke off completely. BACK, knee, wrists, ankles. UGH
There seem to be an increasing number of options even in this field. What photo bio modulation applications have you noticed works best compared with others? And do you think they differ by condition being treated ?
My orthopedic read report and said it almost returns joint to new. He did PLP and HGH on his elbows and was extremely happy with results. I plan on doing this too.
1 of my friends got 2 times a ADSC MSC +BPM2 treatment for his knee osteoarthritis(already got pain in his knee). That was 7 and 4 years ago respectively. Just spoke with him recently. He is fine. He does bodybuilding, leg workouts and Muay Thai. So kicking extensively. He is all good and symptom free. The key here is the added BPM2 protein! Although it comes with risks! But living pain free is awesome! ADSC MSC you have to do every 3-4 years. You can do Platelet Rich Fibrin injections as a maintenance every 6 Months, as it is anabolic, anti-catabolic and decreases inflammation in the synovium and in the joint in general!
@@painfixprotocol Now there is something new called PODS BMP2. It's a slow, over 8 weeks absorbing BMP2. You can mix it into PRF or ADSC Intraarticular-Injections for cartilage growth!
Stem cell therapy is awesome and this clip seems like more of an advertisement than a review. I know it's a short video, but I kind of expected that since you have "Is it Worth It?" in the title, that you would talk about costs ... or at least range of costs. Of course, affordability is relative, but if you'd have added maybe 2-3 minutes to your "Is It Worth It?" video some folks might conclude that they'll never be able to afford it. I remember watching a 2018 Joe Rogan episode that featured Mel Gibson talking about having taken his 92-year old father to Panama for stem cell therapy. It was "worth it" to Mel's dad. If I was more financially "healed", I would have started stem cell therapy 20+ years ago. I'm only pushing 77-years old and suffering pain in every degenerating joint. It's "worth it" for me to learn about the benefits of this therapy because it makes me happy for those who've received it. It really does give me hope. I'll always have the hope ... just not the money.
I just checked out the Dream Body Clinic and they have their prices listed on the website i.e. wrist stem cell treatment is USD$2,000. And like you said, the question "Is it worth it?" is subjective to each individual. 🤓
@@Celosian01 there are also natural ways of regenerating stem cells. I imagine that people who resort to clinics are in dire straits looking for a quick fix, but if we just pay attention to the language of our bodies and follow holistic recommendations we can at least prevent having to go to such desperate measures.
Im 43 years old and have multiple sclerosis for the past twenty years lol I never got a chance to do anything in life and this treatment is also to expensive for me
I understand, John. The reason I didn't go into cost is because it varies widely from one procedure to the next depending on the number of cells received and how involved the actual procedure is. My hope is that with increased awareness and demand for these procedures, there will be increased interest - more options for providers and lower costs as well as options for coverage by managed care .
Thanks for asking, Lisa. I'm still feeling great! My strength and muscle mass have steadily increased in the time since this video was published. Overall, I'm super happy with my results.
I went to Panama for the same reason It helped for a little bit But I started losing feeling in my left leg It was like $36,000 If I had to do it again I’d lean on pass That’s my opinion I wish you good luck
@@katastrafika5253 I’ve started to regulate my immune system and slow the progression with diet and lifestyle changes hope you can find healing/hug praying for us
Bravo Bing! With a soild foundation of nutrition and lifestyle under your belt, you dramatically increase your odds for a successful outcome! Wishing you an awesome result!
Very cool. Thanks 🙏 for this information. I shared with my brother, a runner 🏃♀️ about this facility and your experience. It’s too bad our medical establishment haulted treatment in the states to help people with injuries.
I've been looking into this for a few years (since meeting Bob Hariri, MD) and now I REALLY need it. But the stem cell sources are confusing. Can you shed any light on what they're using at the Stem Cell Institute Panama v. Dream Body Clinic v. American clinics (which seem to typically take stem cells from the patient).
Yes Kristine, it can be very confusing. I have two other videos that go into detail on those subjects and I would encourage you to watch them. Here are the links: th-cam.com/video/lp65NY9Y_N0/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/J9tvvM5KNC4/w-d-xo.html
Had stem cells on my knee for torn ACL. It worked a miracle. 75% torn on the MRI. Intact ACL on the MRI a year and half later. It’s pricey, but glad I did it. My health, active lifestyle and career was a no brainer.
How much pricey? I'm 61, and never want joint replacement. I need a smashed right knuckle taken care of. Got into a fist fight in 8th grade and my knuckle has been a major pain since.
@@Atouk $8000 for the stem cells on my knee and PRP for my hamstring. Stem cells was around $5000. Talk to a orthopedist that uses stem cells to consult if it can help your hand.
Thanks a lot for the genuine information. I got the stemcell treatment for my knees a week ago, and now I'm quite relaxed and satisfied after watching your video.❤
Ive done it all I avoided both knee replacement I’m 70 do it ! I had it done in the US ! Question is what kind of stem cells did you use ? That’s the million dollar question !
just did pluripotent stem cells by IV and injected into my wrist. the surgery would be awful so I'm trying to avoid. look at Ensenada MX. got PRP there for years in my shoulder. still needed surgery but it was WAY better than a full repair thanks to PRP. stem cells are supposed to be 100x what PRP can do so I'm hopeful. FDA in US is a mess, since the US is a lobbied bullshit demographic that has the middle class overpaying for everything.
That's awesome, cherl! It's great to hear about your spectacular results! I used allogenic MSCs derived from umbilical cord/placenta tissue following a healthy live birth.
Retired 75-year-old with a worn knee meniscus is not bone on bone. How much does this procedure cost and what can go wrong? Since these stem cells come from other persons is there a risk of rejection or cancer?
Thanks for asking, George! The cost of a knee treatment can vary depending on which clinic you go to, how many stem cells they use and the type of cells (method of harvest). At Dream Body Clinic - they clearly list all treatment costs on their website. The knee treatment includes 50 million allogenic mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) - derived from umbilical & placental tissues following a healthy, live birth. And because they come from umbilical & placental tissues there is zero risk of rejection because MSCs taken from these tissue have no host markers.
I will be turning 78 this month. I have done both knees and hips since 2017. My knees were 100% successful and my one hip is about 80% , but still improving. I too ,never ever want a joint replacement. I used the Regenexx Protocol here in Chicago. Dr.Tambar is my doctor. I can't say enough wonderful things about him.
Sample of one research? Would have been nice to see your MRI's before and after as well as hers with some explanations of the changes. I don't believe what I can't see.
Thanks for your comment, Sebastian. I'm not sure what gave you the impression that this was "research" - it is simply me sharing my first experience with stem cell therapy. But, I agree with you that before and after MRI's are very nice to see and so I did that for another treatment I received. Here's the video - th-cam.com/video/mszDnVY1IQc/w-d-xo.html
Glad you enjoyed it! The cost depends on the type of treatment you're receiving - Region of the body, level of involvement of the procedure itself & the number of cells you're getting all factor into this. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
At QC Kinetics cost is $8,000 for one body part $4,000 for every other body part (for me 2 shoulders and one knee $16,000). I will do it. Cost essentially means nothing if I have full or nearly full functionality.
@@jjsuperalfadogg122 Please share you experience and results afterwards! If there's a reputable clinic out there that's doing good work, I want people to know about it.
Clearly, it sounds like this is working for many people but isn't it accepted by the FDA? Mayo Clinic says "Only a few limited early studies have demonstrated improvement in new cartilage or bone formation needed to cure arthritis. Exactly how that cartilage regrowth occurs, or even how pain relief is achieved, is still unknown".
Thanks for commenting! I agree that more research is needed. However, the truth is that the US is way behind the power curve when it comes to Stem Cell Therapy - there were crippling restrictions in place in the US for far too long that prevented the exact research that we need which is why other counties are so far ahead of us with regard to regenerative medicine.
What is your recommendation on where it should be performed. There is a famous clinic in Puerto Vallarta in Mexico. I am searching for its name. If you guys also name the clinic, surgeon, procedure type, cost, country performed, that would be veey helpful
There are reputable clinics in many places. I think it's good to consult with multiple clinics, ask lots of questions, ask for references. I went to Dream Body Clinic - in Puerto Vallarta - for my treatment and I am very pleased with the work they did. dreambody.clinic/
I had a discussion on stem cells, years ago, with a molecular biologist, highly rated in his country. He was certain that stem cells could deliver results on some organs, or even more general in anti-aging. But…they also have the potential for triggering cancer, as some cells start to multiply in your body as if it was young again. So basically, here you are. Risk management…
That is a very valid concern, Pierre. However, when having that discussion, it's important to distinguish between the different types of stem cells. And in fact, I asked that question to a stem cell expert in this video: th-cam.com/video/J9tvvM5KNC4/w-d-xo.html
You might also check into MSC exosomes. Exosomes are derived from the mesenchymal stem cells but they don’t carry any DNA. Exosomes are essentially the messengers for the cells in the body to “wake up” and do what they are supposed to do.
@@painfixprotocol as I said, it was years ago and there was no facts about it, it was done in unregulated countries and at your own risk. Some people may have got great results in the short term, but you would need ten or twenty years to know the risks. I guess now we know better and can make more informed choices
Will stem cell therapy heal my damage cartilage in my shoulder and elbows??? wish it was available in my country and that I can afford it. I have very, very, very serious injuries in both my shoulders and elbows. My shoulders are on fire. My pain is beyond unbearable. The slightest movement makes a lot of noise sometimes.I am in South Africa. I've heard about a special Kind of growth hormone that has no side effects. I'm certain if you add that to the therapy. Results will be even better
Thanks for asking! The answer is - it depends. Stem cell therapy is not a cure-all and not everyone is a good candidate for treatment. My suggestion would be to speak to the experts at 2-3 reputable clinics and see what they say.
@@painfixprotocolThank you for replying.Where is and what is reputable clinics? My pain is unbearable !I am from South Africa. Alternative treatments are extremely rare over here. Lots of doctors just want to put me on pain medication. Which is no solution whatsoever and the use of my arms are now very limited😭 Just holding a coffee mug of water hurts sometimes. Scary stuff. May you have a good week.ps My pain is so bad. I'm willing to be a guinea pig for cartilage regeneration treatment research and repairing medicine. I saw Japan is doing some good work and research. I will give up everything I own to be pain free
I have had several stem cell procedures and treatments done over the years all making absolutely NO DIFFERENCE to anything! I suffered a traumatic injury to my left femur completely shattering the bone. I of course underwent surgery and after six months or so there was not enough healing taking place naturally and my doctor started recommending a bone graft surgery to fill in the large more than two inch gap missing from my femur. Not wanting to go through another surgery I consulted a stem cell clinic and was told that by directly injecting the site of the injury with stem cells that they believed it would encourage enough bone growth to sufficiently heal the damage. I decided I would try anything to avoid another major surgery so I went to the clinic where they extracted the adipose tissue surrounding my navel in order to obtain the necessary cells. A short time later I was checked into a hospital for outpatient surgery where they injected the stem cells at the site of the injury. A month later there was no improvement so I was told that they would like to try stem cells derived from a human umbilical cord. The procedure was done again and again there was no improvement or additional bone growth. They convinced me to take one more treatment this time using stem cells targeted specifically for bone growth. The third procedure was done and I also went in for an IV infusion of stem cells twice during the time period after the direct femoral injections. Three months after the last procedure there was absolutely no change or growth. I was forced to undergo a second major surgery taking a two inch piece from my hip to fill in the gap where bone was still missing. The orthopedic surgeon pointed out that there was absolutely no change or healing evident from the stem cell procedures and infusions. He also pointed out that I needed a 75% healing to be able to live a normal life when this was all over. To this day which is now six years after the injury I have only 50% healing at the injury site. The cost of each of the stem cell surgical injections amounted to about $13, 000. In other words $39,000 plus the two infusions costing $12,000 EACH! So $51,000 in the garbage as far as I am concerned. One day this form of treatment may have a place in medicine but right now it’s a total scam and does not work in my opinion.
I'm very sorry to hear about your negative experience & struggles, AC! I am curious about a few things and would really like to know: 1 - In what country was the clinic/hospital that performed your procedures located? 2 - Do you know how many stem cells you received during: A) the outpatient surgery? B) the IV infusion? 3 - Do your doctors have any explanation as to why the bone graft surgery failed Thank you for sharing!
Very good info doc. Question, have you looked into CPI clinic in Tijuana? How are their stem cells compared to these? Their price is much much more expensive. Definitely there is a premium Im sure due to all the celebrities that go there….your thoughts on this?
So glad you enjoyed the video, Roberto! I have looked at CPI superficially - I have not visited the clinic. Not really sure why the treatments they offer are so much more expensive than other reputable clinics in Mexico. I suspect it has something to do with the proximity to the US.
Thank you for sharing this info… I have a question… where did you hear of the Dreambody clinic and if you’ve found any forums where people discuss stem cell therapy clinics in Mexico ? If you have found any forums for discussion and names of clinics if you wouldn’t mind posting them ? Much appreciation 🙏🏼😊
@@alisonvandusen7015 reason it's in Mexico is like (almost) everything else in the medical field, that being COST! It appears that doctors there are more into just making a good living caring for other humans as opposed to just fattening their gold storage by overcharging for procedures. I have, in my many years, only ONE DOCTOR in the U.S.A. who told me if I could not afford to pay for the treatment he would still do it at no charge. I nearly fainted when I heard that. He was a cardiologist, and I wish he had been a general practitioner. God bless him!
Great question, Lisa T. I originally heard about Dream Body Clinic from a friend of mine. I had spoken with a few clinics in the United States (in Las Vegas & San Diego) and two others abroad. After speaking with people and attending presentations at these places, I made the choice to go with Dream Body because their knowledge of the science and explanation of clinical procedures resonated with what I was looking for. I am not aware of any forum or website that lists all the clinics in Mexico.
Yes, Alison - There are lots of clinics in Mexico the offer stem cell therapy. however, it's my understanding that fully licensed clinics are not that common.
That's a beautiful story, John. Sounds like your doctor has a heart of gold! In this case, the reason the clinic is in Mexico is because with proper authorization & licensing stem cells can be cultured and expanded in Mexico. Whereas in the US, that is not possible due to regulations.
To the lady that had stage 4 arthritic knee you give me hope ! I had a very successful autogulous stem cell procedure in 2014 with no joint space left at age 54. It took time but great ! I worked on my feet in healthcare for 30 yrs. But now my right needs it .. end stage arthritis but wondering if allogenic MSC’s would work well ? Were the stem cells that you received your own ? Meaning we’re they autogolous? Or were they allogenic umbilical cord MSC’s ???
I'm so happy to hear about the great results from your treatment, mtease9247! Denise's story is very inspiring and it's giving a lot of people hope. The cells that I received were allogenic - MSCs derived from umbilical cord/placenta from a healthy live birth.
@mmccrownus2406 dry fasting seems much more natural and easy for me. Your digestion gets a full break and you aren't peeing out as much electrolytes.
Great question, Judy! I received mesenchymal stem cells derived from umbilical cord/placenta tissue - which underwent cultured expansion in a laboratory.
Dr. Yoni... i really noticed at time 5.31. You said snowboarding injury. i know how it really feels bro. it was like muscle thread / fiber push it away until the proper point. it also brings the nerve so we can feel it. i am healing my muscle tear with a lot of challenging to find the right food pattern / diet. i consuming bcaa, l-lysine, vit d and so on. Of course i cannot afford for stem cell. I'm from Indonesia. The medical expert here cannot check it even with MRI. I'm really want to sharing my complete experience with u if u would. Thanks Dr. Yoni
From what I understand Bandana, the success rates with joint degeneration are very good. But because there are different kinds of arthritis, I would encourage you to reach out to the clinic directly with your questions.
It may be awesome but so many, myself included, cant afford it. The co-pay for just a gel shot prescription cost me $300 and I have coverage. Once I reach the donut hole my Entresto costs me $350. There are people far less well off than me who cant even afford their medications. Yet some billionaires pay 0 - $750 a year in taxes, less than a fast food worker.
I completely understand, Scott. The good news is that awareness is increasing for these types of treatments and demand is going up. With time, insurance will realize that covering this type of treatment is far less expensive and produces better results, in many instances, than the alternatives.
So glad you enjoyed it! I believe stem cell therapy is available in Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy, Poland, Lithuania and others. However, I am not well versed in the legalities and differences in what types of treatments are available in these locations.
Hi Dr Whitten, why did you choose Dream Body? My L4 and L5 look similar and I have pain everyday and looking at stem cell. I spoke to the physicians at Eterna that do treatments in Cabo. Trying to navigate which clinics are the best option for me.
I did consultations with multiple clinics and ended up going with the clinic that best explained the science of stem cells, the procedure & how to get the most out of a stem cell treatment.
Is this treatment not available in the US? My understanding is that Regenx has multiple locations doing stem cell injections along with PRP which is widely available and something that helped my shoulder
Stem cell therapy is available in the US but, there are lots of restrictions & limitations on what they can do. I cover this topic in detail in my eBook - painfixprotocol.com/stem-cell-mistakes-ebook/
Hi Dr. Whitten....First of all, I love your clinical advice...it's spot-on!!! Secondly, what are your thoughts and recommendations on nutritional supplementation to maintain wellness after your therapy, in addition, are you open to receive new cutting-edge information on maintaining our own stem cell health?
Thank you, Randle! My thoughts on post-stem cell therapy supplementation are summarized in this video: th-cam.com/video/xN8nSg4d9Uc/w-d-xo.html And I'd absolutely be open to reading new cutting-edge information about stem cells.
@@painfixprotocol Intermittent fasting, no sugar, low carbs and very nutritious food. Increases stem cells after a time of healing things start to change.
I’ve had both back and recently shoulder stem cell injections and nothing yet! Back 8-10 years ago shoulder very resent 4 weeks ago. It’s no wonder why insurance won’t cover it!
Sorry to hear that you didn't have a good result. May I ask a few questions: 1. In what country was your treatment done? 2. What type of stem cells did you receive? 3. What was the source of those cells? 4. How many cells did you receive in each of your treatments?
Could you please give people a general idea of how much treatments realistically cost? I've had cadaver bone and prp placed into a tooth socket for a future titanium implant, and I believe the dentist charges me $550 for the donor bone, and unsure how much the PRP cost, but they drew the blood, and prepared the prp right there while I was getting my tooth hauled out. I'm thinking I would love to have my lower back looked at, a knuckle on my right hand, and a right toe joint, also. I'm 61 and nearing retirement, and want to finally be pain free if possible.
Thanks for asking. The cost of stem cell therapy can vary widely depending on which clinic you go to, the number of cells you receive and the type of cells (ie the origin) and method of harvest. Dream Body Clinic lists the prices for every treatment they offer on their website - dreambody.clinic/stem-cell-therapy-cost-and-treatments-for-2023/
Hi. I just had stem cell treatment done for my left shoulder in the states using my own bone marrow. I have been researching Bioxcellerator down in Colombia for a few months now. But I am a bit skeptical about the treatments and the cost is pretty high. Hoping my own stem cells do the trick. But next option will be to go outside US.
I hope your treatment is very helpful for you! Can I ask - how was the experience of the bone marrow aspiration? Did the clinic tell you about how stem cells you received?
@@painfixprotocol the bone marrow experience was not bad at all. A little bit of pressure in the bone but minimal pain and it was done on both sides. I don’t know how much stem cells were injected back but that’s a great question. It’s been a week and I still have some pain in shoulder joint. Starting physical therapy next week. Really hoping it works, I have been dealing with neck issues and shoulder issues for 3.5 years now! I used to be super active, running, zip lining, working out and now I can’t do much with my upper body! Frustrating!
I completely understand@@fmcia2. Thanks a lot for sharing! I'm happy to hear the bone marrow aspiration wasn't bad for you. Yes, there can be some inflammation in the first few weeks after a treatment - from what I understand that's very common. I hope your PT goes well and you have an great result!
Good question, Ryan. Given the surgical history and unique nature of your condition, I would encourage you to reach out to the clinic directly to find out if you are a good candidate for treatment.
Good question! Unlike many countries in Europe and Latin America, the US has placed severe restrictions on both the research into and application of stem cell therapies. So although stem cell therapy is available in a limited capacity in the US - doctors there are way behind the power curve when compared with what's available in many other countries.
ANyone know anything bout cervical spine injections and what's the most effective treatment? how many cells, cost per treatment, umbilical cord, adipose, bone marrow? I have neck issues, no pain at all thank God, but weak grips, weak hamstrings
Regenerative medicine is a relatively new field and I don't know that the "most effective" treatment has been established. Clinics in different parts of the world do things very differently - a treatment in the US or Canada looks nothing like a treatment in Mexico or Central America - in terms of the type of cells, the source of the cells and the cost. I recommend getting multiple opinions on your condition from several clinics. Ask what they can do for you and ask for references for other people that have had the same procedure.
Good question, Miguel! The stem cells used for my treatment were harvested from the umbilical cord & placenta following a healthy, live birth. It's a great use for tissues that are typically discarded as "medical waste."
The cost of stem cell therapy varies widely depending on the type of treatment you're receiving - Region of the body, level of involvement of the procedure itself & the number of cells you're getting all factor into this. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
Do you sign up and go there are do I get X-rays done and email copies of them to the Doctor. Also is the price agreed on before the procedure and how is the payment made, cash, credit card? Wonder about the language barrier also. Tks for any extra information.
All prices are clearly listed on the Dream Body Clinic - dreambody.clinic/ The clinic is owned by an American and the staff is bilingual so speaking English is no problem whatsoever. Imaging studies, included in the price and are performed prior to treatment.
The cost varies depending on: 1) The region of the body you're treating 2) The source of your cells 3) How many cells you're getting 4) How involved the procedure is. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000. Unfortunately, regenerative medical procedures are not yet covered by insurance or Medicare.
If stem cell therapy has been around for years and they've been shown to be clinical effective then why doesn't insurance cover this - they still view it as experimental
Good question. It's because of a few things: 1) the managed care system in the US moves very slowly when it comes to approving newer treatments & therapies (example low level laser & light therapy is still not covered by insurance despite a mountain of evidence showing how effective it is & an excellent safety profile). 2) Because of severe restrictions in the US, these types of procedures haven't been available for very long and so awareness within the healthcare profession and among the general public is still very low.
Wondering if anybody could help me with this question… My wife suffered a tibia plateau fracture requiring 4 screws and a plate. Would stem cell therapy benefit such a severe injury?
Great question! I know that some of the top orthopedic surgeons in the US are now using stem cells immediately after certain operations to enhance recovery and improve results. It's very possible that such a thing might also benefit your wife - my recommendation is to speak to the experts at a reputable clinic.
Yes. PRP is Platelet Rich Plasma - it is used to support tissue healing especially in regions of the body with limited blood supply. There's a thorough explanation in this article: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/treatment-tests-and-therapies/plateletrich-plasma-prp-treatment
Great question! Ultimately, I decided on Mexico for several reasons: 1) The number of MSCs delivered at treatment is 100's of times greater 2) Latin America is way ahead of the US in terms of stem cell therapy (because there was legislation in place for so long that made stem cells inaccessible). 3) The cost for treatment is much lower
50 million MSCc + PRP in the shoulder cost $3,000 and 25 million MSCc in the ankle cost $2,000. Dream Body Clinic posts all treatment prices on their website - dreambody.clinic/
Great question! Stem cells can be very helpful with post surgical pain. The various applications of stem cell therapy are discussed in detail in this video - th-cam.com/video/J9tvvM5KNC4/w-d-xo.html
For most gout sufferers, dietary changes can make a huge impact. As far as arthritis and stem cells - here's a recent article on the subject: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10219560/
Thank you for your video Dr. Yoni...you inspired me to travel to Dream Body Clinic and I had the same procedure you had done to my right ankle (I'm 37 years old and never healed properly from ankle sprains). I decided to try the procedure because my pain was pretty bad after significant exercise (tennis and/or jogging) but I didn't have pain while walking. Since the procedure 3 weeks ago I've had a lot of pain (and burning sensations) in my ankle from just walking around...I'm just wondering if you've heard of other cases where the pain gets much worse before it gets any better? At this point I'm just hoping my pain returns to pre-procedure levels to be honest.
I'm sorry to hear about your pain! I have not heard of cases where the pain gets much worse before getting better. Certainly, some people experience things like inflammation, swelling, soreness and muscle spasms after stem cell therapy and these considered "normal side effects". This article does a good job outlining the safety profile and risk of adverse events: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8445610/
Now there is something new called PODS BMP2. It's a slow, over 8 weeks absorbing BMP2 (protein). You can mix it into PRF or ADSC Intraarticular-Injections for cartilage growth! The key here is the slow absorption!
Has anyone had success with healing bilateral hip tendonitis? I have struggled for 7 years and have already had PRP injections with no resolution. Totally plant-based and no dairy as well which has helped, but I still with pain that limits my workouts. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Stem cell therapy can be extremely helpful for tendon and ligament issues! However, the most important thing with a chronic problem like tendonitis is identifying and eliminating the cause would be essential. Physical medicine (with activity modification) is also highly effective for tendonitis - if you haven't already, I would strongly suggest seeking out a qualified rehab professional in your area.
I completely agree, A *. The good news is that the word is getting out about what these types of treatments can do and demand for them is steadily increasing. With time, insurance will realize that paying for this type of treatment is far less expensive and often produces far better results than the alternatives.
Great question! Stem cell therapy is not like cortisone shots where you keep coming back. For orthopedic conditions, with a sufficient dose the stem cells should help to permanently heal the damaged tissue.
All Stem Cells are not the same. There are "Golden Cells". Dr. Reardon went on Joe Rogan Experience with Mel Gibson. Mel Gibson took his father to Panama where Dr. Reardon has a clinic where he performs intravenous injections, which are illegal in the States. Dr. Reardon does have clinics here in the U.S. as well, for localized injections only. Dr. Reardon has localized Golden Cells. Cells that are the healthiest and most active.
Thanks for sharing, Brad! Absolute right about the different types of stem cells. And important to note that different types of cells have different effects in the body.
I have a friend who did stem cell injections in both of his knees, didn't work, he ended up getting surgery. Spending all that money isn't a guarantee that it will work.
Thanks for commenting. There are a few important point here: Stem cell therapy is not a cure all. Not all stem cell therapy is equal - the quality and quantity of the cells used are super important. And, we should remember that no medical procedure (including surgery) is 100% effective.
I have chondromalacia patella. Its very painful at times. It flares up for weeks at a stretch before the area is fully healed again. But I want to fully stop it. Since the cartillage under my patella has softened, i was thinking of stem cell therapy. What are your thoughts?
According to a recent paper: "...robust evidences that clinical outcomes such as pain and function were improved after the application of intra-articular MSCs. However, in randomized controlled trials, there were controversial results in clinical outcomes." Here's the link: stemcellres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13287-021-02478-4
The cost of stem cell therapy varies widely depending on the type of treatment you're receiving - Region of the body, level of involvement of the procedure itself & the number of cells you're getting all factor into this. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000. I have not looked into clinics in Asia, so I an unable to make any recommendations.
Thanks for asking! In this instance, I didn't get a post treatment MRI. As I stated in the video that rotator cuff tear happened back in 2007. What showed on the MRI 15 years later was some scar tissue inflammation & swelling in the area. So long after the injury there just wasn't much left to see in terms of structural damage - so a post-MRI was not warranted.
Great question, Sean! For overuse injuries, I don't know that there's anything better than stem cell therapy combined with a solid rehabilitation program and high-quality nutrition.
Hi Doc, Please, Could stem cell therapy help with a FULL thickness tear of the subscapularis tendon WITH RETRACTION of the fibers into the anterior aspect of the glenohumeral joint ?? much appreciate it!
Great question! There are several clinics out there that have a really good reputation. Which is "best" will be determined by what issue or issues a person has and whether or not they match up with the offerings at that particular clinic.
Hello Hafriz, The cost varies depending on: 1) The region of the body you're treating 2) The source of your cells 3) How many cells you're getting 4) How involved the procedure is. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
Thanks for asking! I would recommend reading what the Lupus Foundation of America has to say about it: www.lupus.org/news/stem-cell-therapy-shows-early-promise-for-the-treatment-of-lupus
How does it work with herniated disc is that an injury that it'll work on my wife is struggling badly with no answers from anybody were willing to do just about anything we can to get her some relief
Thanks for reaching out! I'm sorry to hear about your wife. This paper from 2022 talks all about the potential upside and limitations with using stem cell therapy for disc herniations: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8870062/
My understanding is that stem cell therapy can help in the very early stages of hair loss. But for late stage hair loss, you're better off looking into other options.
Hi Sir, Thank you very much for such a detailed and helpful video. Have you heard success in Stem Cells healing Neuropathy? I am going to The Stem Cell Institute in Panama or BioExcelorator in Columbia in May to get the IV. I eat perfectly, all organic, never smoked, dont drink, intermittent fast (one hour eating window) drink distilled water, only use Thorne Vitamins. I have done 60 HBOT dives at 2ATA. All thats left is the Stem Cells to stop or hopefully reverse Neuropathy. What do you think? What is the name of your Chiropractic clinic and location? Thank you again. Very respectfully, Erik Petroni
You're welcome, Erik! There's quite a bit of research on using stem cells to treat neuropathy. Just specify what type of neuropathy you're referring to and I will send some links.
I went on keto for 2 months & have been on a vegetarian diet for 2 years. I continued to exercise every day. All my arthritic knee & wrist pain went away. Cut sugar & processed food, incl. alcohol.
That's fantastic, pjcd1961! It's amazing what can happen when toxins are eliminated and lots of good stuff is coming in.
Wow - what did help you better ? Keto or vegetarian diet ?
Thank you for sharing this 😊 I'm doing the same but I smoke weed so that I can sleep. I don't think stem cells would work for me. It's not FDA approved.
There’s are different kinds of stem cells! The origin and how they’re kept makes a huge difference. Cryofreeze umbilical cord blood is what you want. Most of the clinics in medical tourism is not the same . Dr Joy Kong explains . She is 3 board certified and has her own stem cell co. And anti-aging . She is teaching Drs now .
Plant based diet is shit. Go carnivore for the best health.
I healed my enlarged heart with stem cells. I have more work to do but my health and life are amazing and I'm forever grateful.
That's amazing, David! Thank you so much for sharing!
Hello sir, were you taking blood thinners because of enlarged heart? I currently have this disease. I hope you see this and respond
What name hospital ? For steam Cell enlarged heart
Hello.. could you please offer us more information? How were the stem cells administered?
How did you use stem cells to heal your heart, was it with supplements? Can you help others with your experience?
6 years ago I had stem cells extracted and reinjected into 4 disks in my lower back to re-inflate them. It was really successful and after 4 years I was getting tweeks so had them redone 2 years ago and haven't had any problem. I still workout and run with no issues.
That's awesome! Did you have imaging after the treatment that showed an increase in disc height?
dca+ LIAR..DISC DON'T REGENERATE, THEY HAVE NO BLOOD SUPPLY, I HAVE A SEVERELY HERNIATED DISC IN MY NECK SINCE 2015, I STILL LIFT WEIGHTS TIL THIS DAY, DAMAGED DISC GET BETTER BUT IT TAKES A LONG TIME, THAT'S WHAT YOU FELT, HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH STEM CELLS, JUST TIME MAKES IT BETTER, WON'T HEAL IT, BUT MAKE IT BETTER, DISC DONT HEAL ONCE THEY ARE DAMAGED
I need this. Where and who treated you?
@@nelsoncody5496 IT'S BS AND POTENTIALLY HARMFUL
@@nelsoncody5496My treatment was done as Dream Body Clinic: dreambody.clinic/
its a no brainer..I had stem cells placed both in my one shoulder and low back!!!! I now have full range of motion in my shoulder and my low back has no pain at all:)
Cool! Thanks for sharing. Curious What kind of cells did they use your own from your bone marrow or the Mesenchymal cells? What clinic did you go?
@@maxisworld On my back i used my own stem cells...the shoulder it was the mesenchymal!
@@keithrichard391 oh nice thanks for the info.. where'd you go? Did they take the cells from your pelvic bone marrow?
That's awesome, Keith! So happy to hear about your great results and recovery!
Hello Keith, would you mind telling me where you got the stem cell therapy? Thank you.
Finally a perfect explanation with examples
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it!
its so funny you interviewed a 58 yr old firefighter named Denise, I am also a 58 yr old firefighter namded Denise up in Canada with severe OA of both knees and just been referred for TKR of both, I have NO desire to go thru TKR and would love to try stem cell but its not approved in Canada yet. I will be looking into the dream body clinic for sure!
So glad that this video was helpful for you, Denise! BIG THANKS for your work as a 1st Responder!
I would recommend fasting to regenerate your stem cells. You reap 3X the benefits with dry fasting. Do some research.
I'm in Canada as well and looking to go to Mexico for treatment.
I'm doing lots of research right now.
Greetings and wow i am happy to know about the advances being made and i actually had been advised not to get a knee replacement when I retired in 2017 as the doc strongly encouraged me to wait although he did tell me that if i did get an umbilical cord stem cell injection it might help which i did although it was expensive and i had money at the time but he said he was sure advances would make getting a fake knee unnecessary. Well those stem cells did help at the time but now I am unable to tell i had any treatment as I seem to be back to square one. I also have mild essential tremors that i hope to find treatments and btw I’ve had about 16 HBOT treatments at mostly 2.0-ATA pressure as you know those are expensive. I respectfully request a consultation. I have become well versed in the science. Respectfully
I got stem cells at this clinic March of 2022. My knee pain (mild Osteo Arthritis ) went away for about 6-8 months. Pain is back
Sorry to hear that, Bob. Do you know how many stem cells (and what type of cells) were used for your treatment?
@@painfixprotocolI'm having a similar issue. I did PRP. My last round of injections was a year and a half ago. I'm not sure how many cells were used. Is this the only option when it comes to stem cell therapy?
No disclosure as to whether Dr Whitten got a discounted or free DreamBody treatment? Sounds like an advert for Dream Body. Glad to hear of the two cases of improvement.
Thanks for inquiring, Sally.
I paid for my own treatment and I receive no payment or compensation from Dream Body Clinic. Simply sharing my experience.
I know that’s right.. let us know lol
Thank you for posting this video. I just recently completed a round of MSC (mesenchymal stem cell) IV exosomes for full-body tendon/connective tissue damage due to Cipro Toxicity. It's only been one month, but I can already tell I am healing. I had a shoulder labrum tear that had not been healing... just re-tearing every few days it seemed like. Within 10 days of taking the exosomes, the labrum is no longer tearing. Additionally, tendons all along my spine and shoulder girdles are healing! So thankful to live in the day of Regenerative Medicine (even though the FDA hasn't fully approved of it, yet.)
This is great news, Southern Saint! Wishing you a speedy and complete recovery!
Get a hold of some bpc-157. It's cheaper and does wonders for tendons and healing the gut lining.
@@-whackd I’ve considered adding BPC-157 to my regimen as I feel it could certainly help expedite healing. But it could never replicate what MSC exosomes do for all the cells in the body. Man, the human body is an amazing thing if you give it what it needs.
Amazing to hear buddy! Awesome!
I have cipro toxicity as well. I am not sure if I can afford the treatment. Did you do the MSC in PV? How much did it cost you? Thank you I appreciate any info you have. I am so broken and have been in dire pain for 5-6 years. I have no labrum mine broke off completely. BACK, knee, wrists, ankles. UGH
Also, good results are seen using photobiomodulation. Lowers risk and expense. Many docs are beginning to embrace non-invasive therapy.
Agreed! I'm a big fan of light therapy and have been using it clinically (and personally) for almost 18 years now.
There seem to be an increasing number of options even in this field. What photo bio modulation applications have you noticed works best compared with others? And do you think they differ by condition being treated ?
I just got stem cells in my knee 2 days ago. Most of my swelling is down and I hope I can get some good results as well.
That's terrific, Darren! I wish you a speedy recovery!
In or out of the US ? Allogenic or Autogolous ? For what knee condition ?
Thanks in advance !
My orthopedic read report and said it almost returns joint to new. He did PLP and HGH on his elbows and was extremely happy with results. I plan on doing this too.
Nice@@jackkennedy9475! I love hearing these kinds of success stories!
@@mtease9247 I wrote an eBook that answers all of those questions and you can get it for free here - painfixprotocol.com/stem-cell-mistakes-ebook/
1 of my friends got 2 times a ADSC MSC +BPM2 treatment for his knee osteoarthritis(already got pain in his knee). That was 7 and 4 years ago respectively. Just spoke with him recently. He is fine. He does bodybuilding, leg workouts and Muay Thai. So kicking extensively. He is all good and symptom free. The key here is the added BPM2 protein! Although it comes with risks! But living pain free is awesome!
ADSC MSC you have to do every 3-4 years.
You can do Platelet Rich Fibrin injections as a maintenance every 6 Months, as it is anabolic, anti-catabolic and decreases inflammation in the synovium and in the joint in general!
That's fantastic, Tib! Thanks for sharing! I love hearing these types of success stories!
@@painfixprotocol Now there is something new called PODS BMP2. It's a slow, over 8 weeks absorbing BMP2. You can mix it into PRF or ADSC Intraarticular-Injections for cartilage growth!
Stem cell therapy is awesome and this clip seems like more of an advertisement than a review. I know it's a short video, but I kind of expected that since you have "Is it Worth It?" in the title, that you would talk about costs ... or at least range of costs. Of course, affordability is relative, but if you'd have added maybe 2-3 minutes to your "Is It Worth It?" video some folks might conclude that they'll never be able to afford it. I remember watching a 2018 Joe Rogan episode that featured Mel Gibson talking about having taken his 92-year old father to Panama for stem cell therapy. It was "worth it" to Mel's dad. If I was more financially "healed", I would have started stem cell therapy 20+ years ago. I'm only pushing 77-years old and suffering pain in every degenerating joint. It's "worth it" for me to learn about the benefits of this therapy because it makes me happy for those who've received it. It really does give me hope. I'll always have the hope ... just not the money.
I just checked out the Dream Body Clinic and they have their prices listed on the website i.e. wrist stem cell treatment is USD$2,000. And like you said, the question "Is it worth it?" is subjective to each individual. 🤓
@@Celosian01 there are also natural ways of regenerating stem cells. I imagine that people who resort to clinics are in dire straits looking for a quick fix, but if we just pay attention to the language of our bodies and follow holistic recommendations we can at least prevent having to go to such desperate measures.
Im 43 years old and have multiple sclerosis for the past twenty years lol I never got a chance to do anything in life and this treatment is also to expensive for me
I understand, John. The reason I didn't go into cost is because it varies widely from one procedure to the next depending on the number of cells received and how involved the actual procedure is. My hope is that with increased awareness and demand for these procedures, there will be increased interest - more options for providers and lower costs as well as options for coverage by managed care .
@@painfixprotocol I just curious how much you paid in total, then I can a rough number in my mind for this treatment.
I was wondering if you would make another updated video of how you’re feeling with your stem cell treatment in the next few months or so ?
Thanks for asking, Lisa. I'm still feeling great! My strength and muscle mass have steadily increased in the time since this video was published. Overall, I'm super happy with my results.
@@painfixprotocol thanks for the feedback 😊🙏🏼
I have multiple sclerosis and am hoping to get this treatment done soon
I went to Panama for the same reason
It helped for a little bit
But I started losing feeling in my left leg
It was like $36,000
If I had to do it again I’d lean on pass
That’s my opinion
I wish you good luck
@@katastrafika5253 it doesn’t effect every one the same hoping it will be better for me it’s my only hope
@@katastrafika5253 I’ve started to regulate my immune system and slow the progression with diet and lifestyle changes hope you can find healing/hug praying for us
Bravo Bing! With a soild foundation of nutrition and lifestyle under your belt, you dramatically increase your odds for a successful outcome! Wishing you an awesome result!
@@painfixprotocol thank you for your work every thing helps
Very cool. Thanks 🙏 for this information. I shared with my brother, a runner 🏃♀️ about this facility and your experience. It’s too bad our medical establishment haulted treatment in the states to help people with injuries.
Glad you enjoyed it, Bridget! Thanks for sharing!
Hi how is your sholder
I've been looking into this for a few years (since meeting Bob Hariri, MD) and now I REALLY need it. But the stem cell sources are confusing. Can you shed any light on what they're using at the Stem Cell Institute Panama v. Dream Body Clinic v. American clinics (which seem to typically take stem cells from the patient).
Yes Kristine, it can be very confusing. I have two other videos that go into detail on those subjects and I would encourage you to watch them. Here are the links: th-cam.com/video/lp65NY9Y_N0/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/J9tvvM5KNC4/w-d-xo.html
Had stem cells on my knee for torn ACL. It worked a miracle. 75% torn on the MRI. Intact ACL on the MRI a year and half later. It’s pricey, but glad I did it. My health, active lifestyle and career was a no brainer.
That's fantastic, Francis! I absolutely love hearing success stories like this!
How much pricey? I'm 61, and never want joint replacement. I need a smashed right knuckle taken care of. Got into a fist fight in 8th grade and my knuckle has been a major pain since.
@@Atouk $8000 for the stem cells on my knee and PRP for my hamstring. Stem cells was around $5000. Talk to a orthopedist that uses stem cells to consult if it can help your hand.
@@Francis-zv2nwwhere did you go? I was looking at some in Tijuana, but their prices are crazy 🤦🏻♂️
@@Atouk2.500$ at DBC.
Thanks a lot for the genuine information. I got the stemcell treatment for my knees a week ago, and now I'm quite relaxed and satisfied after watching your video.❤
You're most welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!
i had them in my knees and back got great results!
Glad to hear it, Gary! Thanks for sharing!
Ive done it all I avoided both knee replacement I’m 70 do it ! I had it done in the US ! Question is what kind of stem cells did you use ? That’s the million dollar question !
Where did you have yours done and what was cost? 5:22
I'm getting ready to try it in the US, for my ankle. I'd love to have my knees treated as well. We'll see. Glad you had great results!!
How much money?
just did pluripotent stem cells by IV and injected into my wrist. the surgery would be awful so I'm trying to avoid. look at Ensenada MX. got PRP there for years in my shoulder. still needed surgery but it was WAY better than a full repair thanks to PRP. stem cells are supposed to be 100x what PRP can do so I'm hopeful. FDA in US is a mess, since the US is a lobbied bullshit demographic that has the middle class overpaying for everything.
That's awesome, cherl! It's great to hear about your spectacular results! I used allogenic MSCs derived from umbilical cord/placenta tissue following a healthy live birth.
Bro, GOD BLESS MEXICO 🇲🇽 I don’t feel like killing my self anymore. You bringing me back hop
I'm so glad to hear that! Cheers Cybernetic!
Retired 75-year-old with a worn knee meniscus is not bone on bone. How much does this procedure cost and what can go wrong? Since these stem cells come from other persons is there a risk of rejection or cancer?
Thanks for asking, George! The cost of a knee treatment can vary depending on which clinic you go to, how many stem cells they use and the type of cells (method of harvest). At Dream Body Clinic - they clearly list all treatment costs on their website. The knee treatment includes 50 million allogenic mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) - derived from umbilical & placental tissues following a healthy, live birth.
And because they come from umbilical & placental tissues there is zero risk of rejection because MSCs taken from these tissue have no host markers.
Stem cells cure lupus?@@painfixprotocol
I will be turning 78 this month. I have done both knees and hips since 2017. My knees were 100% successful and my one hip is about 80% , but still improving. I too ,never ever want a joint replacement.
I used the Regenexx Protocol here in Chicago. Dr.Tambar is my doctor. I can't say enough wonderful things about him.
Sorry no comment because I could not follow absorb the material t q because of acent and speed
Apologies Muneiah. I hadn't realized that my accent was so strong.
Where in Chicago? If I may asked?
How much did it cost?
Thank you in advance.🙏🏼
Sample of one research?
Would have been nice to see your MRI's before and after as well as hers with some explanations of the changes.
I don't believe what I can't see.
Thanks for your comment, Sebastian.
I'm not sure what gave you the impression that this was "research" - it is simply me sharing my first experience with stem cell therapy.
But, I agree with you that before and after MRI's are very nice to see and so I did that for another treatment I received. Here's the video - th-cam.com/video/mszDnVY1IQc/w-d-xo.html
THIS ALL SOUNDS GREAT!!! NOW TELL US THE COST?
Glad you enjoyed it! The cost depends on the type of treatment you're receiving - Region of the body, level of involvement of the procedure itself & the number of cells you're getting all factor into this. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
At QC Kinetics cost is $8,000 for one body part $4,000 for every other body part (for me 2 shoulders and one knee $16,000). I will do it. Cost essentially means nothing if I have full or nearly full functionality.
Your health is priceless
@@evelynhernandez7106 I couldn't agree more!
@@jjsuperalfadogg122 Please share you experience and results afterwards! If there's a reputable clinic out there that's doing good work, I want people to know about it.
Clearly, it sounds like this is working for many people but isn't it accepted by the FDA? Mayo Clinic says "Only a few limited early studies have demonstrated improvement in new cartilage or bone formation needed to cure arthritis. Exactly how that cartilage regrowth occurs, or even how pain relief is achieved, is still unknown".
Thanks for commenting! I agree that more research is needed. However, the truth is that the US is way behind the power curve when it comes to Stem Cell Therapy - there were crippling restrictions in place in the US for far too long that prevented the exact research that we need which is why other counties are so far ahead of us with regard to regenerative medicine.
What is your recommendation on where it should be performed. There is a famous clinic in Puerto Vallarta in Mexico. I am searching for its name.
If you guys also name the clinic, surgeon, procedure type, cost, country performed, that would be veey helpful
There are reputable clinics in many places. I think it's good to consult with multiple clinics, ask lots of questions, ask for references. I went to Dream Body Clinic - in Puerto Vallarta - for my treatment and I am very pleased with the work they did. dreambody.clinic/
I had a discussion on stem cells, years ago, with a molecular biologist, highly rated in his country. He was certain that stem cells could deliver results on some organs, or even more general in anti-aging. But…they also have the potential for triggering cancer, as some cells start to multiply in your body as if it was young again. So basically, here you are. Risk management…
That is a very valid concern, Pierre. However, when having that discussion, it's important to distinguish between the different types of stem cells. And in fact, I asked that question to a stem cell expert in this video: th-cam.com/video/J9tvvM5KNC4/w-d-xo.html
Cancer is parasitic, use ivermectin if your scared. Or the universal Cancer cure fenbendazole
You might also check into MSC exosomes. Exosomes are derived from the mesenchymal stem cells but they don’t carry any DNA. Exosomes are essentially the messengers for the cells in the body to “wake up” and do what they are supposed to do.
@@painfixprotocol as I said, it was years ago and there was no facts about it, it was done in unregulated countries and at your own risk. Some people may have got great results in the short term, but you would need ten or twenty years to know the risks. I guess now we know better and can make more informed choices
You’re talking about embryonic stem cells that can cause tumors which are very different from mesenchymal stem cells.
Will stem cell therapy heal my damage cartilage in my shoulder and elbows??? wish it was available in my country and that I can afford it. I have very, very, very serious injuries in both my shoulders and elbows. My shoulders are on fire. My pain is beyond unbearable. The slightest movement makes a lot of noise sometimes.I am in South Africa. I've heard about a special Kind of growth hormone that has no side effects. I'm certain if you add that to the therapy. Results will be even better
Thanks for asking! The answer is - it depends.
Stem cell therapy is not a cure-all and not everyone is a good candidate for treatment.
My suggestion would be to speak to the experts at 2-3 reputable clinics and see what they say.
@@painfixprotocolThank you for replying.Where is and what is
reputable clinics? My pain is unbearable !I am from South Africa. Alternative treatments are extremely rare over here. Lots of doctors just want to put me on pain medication. Which is no solution whatsoever and the use of my arms are now very limited😭 Just holding a coffee mug of water hurts sometimes. Scary stuff. May you have a good week.ps My pain is so bad. I'm willing to be a guinea pig for cartilage regeneration treatment research and repairing medicine. I saw Japan is doing some good work and research. I will give up everything I own to be pain free
Great video Doc!
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it
I have had several stem cell procedures and treatments done over the years all making absolutely NO DIFFERENCE to anything! I suffered a traumatic injury to my left femur completely shattering the bone. I of course underwent surgery and after six months or so there was not enough healing taking place naturally and my doctor started recommending a bone graft surgery to fill in the large more than two inch gap missing from my femur. Not wanting to go through another surgery I consulted a stem cell clinic and was told that by directly injecting the site of the injury with stem cells that they believed it would encourage enough bone growth to sufficiently heal the damage. I decided I would try anything to avoid another major surgery so I went to the clinic where they extracted the adipose tissue surrounding my navel in order to obtain the necessary cells. A short time later I was checked into a hospital for outpatient surgery where they injected the stem cells at the site of the injury. A month later there was no improvement so I was told that they would like to try stem cells derived from a human umbilical cord. The procedure was done again and again there was no improvement or additional bone growth. They convinced me to take one more treatment this time using stem cells targeted specifically for bone growth. The third procedure was done and I also went in for an IV infusion of stem cells twice during the time period after the direct femoral injections. Three months after the last procedure there was absolutely no change or growth. I was forced to undergo a second major surgery taking a two inch piece from my hip to fill in the gap where bone was still missing. The orthopedic surgeon pointed out that there was absolutely no change or healing evident from the stem cell procedures and infusions. He also pointed out that I needed a 75% healing to be able to live a normal life when this was all over. To this day which is now six years after the injury I have only 50% healing at the injury site. The cost of each of the stem cell surgical injections amounted to about $13, 000. In other words $39,000 plus the two infusions costing $12,000 EACH! So $51,000 in the garbage as far as I am concerned. One day this form of treatment may have a place in medicine but right now it’s a total scam and does not work in my opinion.
I'm very sorry to hear about your negative experience & struggles, AC!
I am curious about a few things and would really like to know:
1 - In what country was the clinic/hospital that performed your procedures located?
2 - Do you know how many stem cells you received during: A) the outpatient surgery? B) the IV infusion?
3 - Do your doctors have any explanation as to why the bone graft surgery failed
Thank you for sharing!
Very good info doc. Question, have you looked into CPI clinic in Tijuana? How are their stem cells compared to these? Their price is much much more expensive. Definitely there is a premium Im sure due to all the celebrities that go there….your thoughts on this?
So glad you enjoyed the video, Roberto!
I have looked at CPI superficially - I have not visited the clinic. Not really sure why the treatments they offer are so much more expensive than other reputable clinics in Mexico. I suspect it has something to do with the proximity to the US.
Thank you for sharing this info…
I have a question… where did you hear of the Dreambody clinic and if you’ve found any forums where people discuss stem cell therapy clinics in Mexico ? If you have found any forums for discussion and names of clinics if you wouldn’t mind posting them ?
Much appreciation 🙏🏼😊
I hope this question gets a reply, I am keen on if he looked into other clinics, why this one? Did not realize so many in Mexico….
@@alisonvandusen7015 reason it's in Mexico is like (almost) everything else in the medical field, that being COST! It appears that doctors there are more into just making a good living caring for other humans as opposed to just fattening their gold storage by overcharging for procedures. I have, in my many years, only ONE DOCTOR in the U.S.A. who told me if I could not afford to pay for the treatment he would still do it at no charge. I nearly fainted when I heard that. He was a cardiologist, and I wish he had been a general practitioner. God bless him!
Great question, Lisa T. I originally heard about Dream Body Clinic from a friend of mine. I had spoken with a few clinics in the United States (in Las Vegas & San Diego) and two others abroad. After speaking with people and attending presentations at these places, I made the choice to go with Dream Body because their knowledge of the science and explanation of clinical procedures resonated with what I was looking for. I am not aware of any forum or website that lists all the clinics in Mexico.
Yes, Alison - There are lots of clinics in Mexico the offer stem cell therapy. however, it's my understanding that fully licensed clinics are not that common.
That's a beautiful story, John. Sounds like your doctor has a heart of gold! In this case, the reason the clinic is in Mexico is because with proper authorization & licensing stem cells can be cultured and expanded in Mexico. Whereas in the US, that is not possible due to regulations.
To the lady that had stage 4 arthritic knee you give me hope ! I had a very successful autogulous stem cell procedure in 2014 with no joint space left at age 54. It took time but great ! I worked on my feet in healthcare for 30 yrs. But now my right needs it .. end stage arthritis but wondering if allogenic MSC’s would work well ? Were the stem cells that you received your own ? Meaning we’re they autogolous? Or were they allogenic umbilical cord MSC’s ???
I'm so happy to hear about the great results from your treatment, mtease9247! Denise's story is very inspiring and it's giving a lot of people hope. The cells that I received were allogenic - MSCs derived from umbilical cord/placenta from a healthy live birth.
I'm in the second day of a multi day water only fast. I'll produce my own stem cells.
That's great, Javad! Fasting has some awesome benefits!
search DRY FAST
@@mmccrownus2406 Thanks. I do a 20-hour dry fast every now and then but water fast when doing a multiday fast.
@mmccrownus2406 dry fasting seems much more natural and easy for me. Your digestion gets a full break and you aren't peeing out as much electrolytes.
Please don't dry fast.. I'm doing stem cells from dry fasting to long it damaged me
What stem cells were used ... placenta dirived blood and tissue ...as Dr Joy Kong protocol ....or your stem cells ... marrow or fat .... thanks
Great question, Judy! I received mesenchymal stem cells derived from umbilical cord/placenta tissue - which underwent cultured expansion in a laboratory.
Dr. Yoni... i really noticed at time 5.31. You said snowboarding injury. i know how it really feels bro. it was like muscle thread / fiber push it away until the proper point. it also brings the nerve so we can feel it. i am healing my muscle tear with a lot of challenging to find the right food pattern / diet. i consuming bcaa, l-lysine, vit d and so on. Of course i cannot afford for stem cell. I'm from Indonesia. The medical expert here cannot check it even with MRI. I'm really want to sharing my complete experience with u if u would. Thanks Dr. Yoni
So sorry to hear of your injury! I would strongly recommend seeing a qualified practitioner in your area.
What about wrist arthritis?? Help.please
From what I understand Bandana, the success rates with joint degeneration are very good. But because there are different kinds of arthritis, I would encourage you to reach out to the clinic directly with your questions.
I had it done, worked for a little bit, back to hurting again..
Sorry to hear that D H. Where did you get your therapy done?
@@painfixprotocol a place that does stem cell in ohio
Sounds like a chiropractor get your procedure done you feel great one week later you're back in the office again
Is there any help for someone with bone on bone knee pain? Thank you.
As long as there's still some cartilage present inside the joint, stem cell therapy can be helpful.
It may be awesome but so many, myself included, cant afford it. The co-pay for just a gel shot prescription cost me $300 and I have coverage. Once I reach the donut hole my Entresto costs me $350. There are people far less well off than me who cant even afford their medications. Yet some billionaires pay 0 - $750 a year in taxes, less than a fast food worker.
I completely understand, Scott. The good news is that awareness is increasing for these types of treatments and demand is going up. With time, insurance will realize that covering this type of treatment is far less expensive and produces better results, in many instances, than the alternatives.
Love this video! Where can I get stem cells treatment in Europe? Thanks in advance 🙌
So glad you enjoyed it! I believe stem cell therapy is available in Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy, Poland, Lithuania and others. However, I am not well versed in the legalities and differences in what types of treatments are available in these locations.
Hi Dr Whitten, why did you choose Dream Body? My L4 and L5 look similar and I have pain everyday and looking at stem cell. I spoke to the physicians at Eterna that do treatments in Cabo. Trying to navigate which clinics are the best option for me.
I did consultations with multiple clinics and ended up going with the clinic that best explained the science of stem cells, the procedure & how to get the most out of a stem cell treatment.
Is this treatment not available in the US? My understanding is that Regenx has multiple locations doing stem cell injections along with PRP which is widely available and something that helped my shoulder
Stem cell therapy is available in the US but, there are lots of restrictions & limitations on what they can do. I cover this topic in detail in my eBook - painfixprotocol.com/stem-cell-mistakes-ebook/
Hi Dr. Whitten....First of all, I love your clinical advice...it's spot-on!!! Secondly, what are your thoughts and recommendations on nutritional supplementation to maintain wellness after your therapy, in addition, are you open to receive new cutting-edge information on maintaining our own stem cell health?
Thank you, Randle!
My thoughts on post-stem cell therapy supplementation are summarized in this video: th-cam.com/video/xN8nSg4d9Uc/w-d-xo.html
And I'd absolutely be open to reading new cutting-edge information about stem cells.
@@painfixprotocol Thanks for sharing! I sent the requested information to your painfixprotocol email. Talk soon🙏💯🎯
@@painfixprotocol Intermittent fasting, no sugar, low carbs and very nutritious food. Increases stem cells after a time of healing things start to change.
I’ve had both back and recently shoulder stem cell injections and nothing yet! Back 8-10 years ago shoulder very resent 4 weeks ago. It’s no wonder why insurance won’t cover it!
Sorry to hear that you didn't have a good result. May I ask a few questions: 1. In what country was your treatment done?
2. What type of stem cells did you receive?
3. What was the source of those cells?
4. How many cells did you receive in each of your treatments?
Could you please give people a general idea of how much treatments realistically cost? I've had cadaver bone and prp placed into a tooth socket for a future titanium implant, and I believe the dentist charges me $550 for the donor bone, and unsure how much the PRP cost, but they drew the blood, and prepared the prp right there while I was getting my tooth hauled out. I'm thinking I would love to have my lower back looked at, a knuckle on my right hand, and a right toe joint, also. I'm 61 and nearing retirement, and want to finally be pain free if possible.
Thanks for asking. The cost of stem cell therapy can vary widely depending on which clinic you go to, the number of cells you receive and the type of cells (ie the origin) and method of harvest. Dream Body Clinic lists the prices for every treatment they offer on their website - dreambody.clinic/stem-cell-therapy-cost-and-treatments-for-2023/
@@painfixprotocol Thank you for the reply!
Hi. I just had stem cell treatment done for my left shoulder in the states using my own bone marrow. I have been researching Bioxcellerator down in Colombia for a few months now. But I am a bit skeptical about the treatments and the cost is pretty high. Hoping my own stem cells do the trick. But next option will be to go outside US.
I hope your treatment is very helpful for you! Can I ask - how was the experience of the bone marrow aspiration? Did the clinic tell you about how stem cells you received?
@@painfixprotocol the bone marrow experience was not bad at all. A little bit of pressure in the bone but minimal pain and it was done on both sides. I don’t know how much stem cells were injected back but that’s a great question. It’s been a week and I still have some pain in shoulder joint. Starting physical therapy next week. Really hoping it works, I have been dealing with neck issues and shoulder issues for 3.5 years now! I used to be super active, running, zip lining, working out and now I can’t do much with my upper body! Frustrating!
I completely understand@@fmcia2. Thanks a lot for sharing! I'm happy to hear the bone marrow aspiration wasn't bad for you. Yes, there can be some inflammation in the first few weeks after a treatment - from what I understand that's very common. I hope your PT goes well and you have an great result!
@@fmcia2Keep us posted. Which clinic is that if you don't mind sharing?
@@gskyle4822 it was done at Regenexx down in Sarasota FL
Wow! This is so wonderful!
Thank you so much, F.T.!
I’ve had two spinal surgeries for stenosis and have significant pain and some numbness in my back and legs, how would this treatment help?
Good question, Ryan. Given the surgical history and unique nature of your condition, I would encourage you to reach out to the clinic directly to find out if you are a good candidate for treatment.
Why is this not in America?
Good question! Unlike many countries in Europe and Latin America, the US has placed severe restrictions on both the research into and application of stem cell therapies. So although stem cell therapy is available in a limited capacity in the US - doctors there are way behind the power curve when compared with what's available in many other countries.
How about for your eyes and knees
Thanks for asking, Paul! We cover both of those topics in this video: th-cam.com/video/lp65NY9Y_N0/w-d-xo.html
ANyone know anything bout cervical spine injections and what's the most effective treatment? how many cells, cost per treatment, umbilical cord, adipose, bone marrow? I have neck issues, no pain at all thank God, but weak grips, weak hamstrings
Regenerative medicine is a relatively new field and I don't know that the "most effective" treatment has been established. Clinics in different parts of the world do things very differently - a treatment in the US or Canada looks nothing like a treatment in Mexico or Central America - in terms of the type of cells, the source of the cells and the cost. I recommend getting multiple opinions on your condition from several clinics. Ask what they can do for you and ask for references for other people that have had the same procedure.
Can somebosy tell me where they get the stem cells that are injected into you?
Good question, Miguel! The stem cells used for my treatment were harvested from the umbilical cord & placenta following a healthy, live birth. It's a great use for tissues that are typically discarded as "medical waste."
@@painfixprotocol is there any evidence that this treatment would benefit progressive lung fibrosis?
What was the cost range for your shoulder treatments?
The cost of stem cell therapy varies widely depending on the type of treatment you're receiving - Region of the body, level of involvement of the procedure itself & the number of cells you're getting all factor into this. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
Do they have stem cell clinics in New Jersey? They do we can you tell me some names of clinics
Unfortunately, I don't have a recommendation for NJ
Do you sign up and go there are do I get X-rays done and email copies of them to the Doctor. Also is the price agreed on before the procedure and how is the payment made, cash, credit card? Wonder about the language barrier also. Tks for any extra information.
All prices are clearly listed on the Dream Body Clinic - dreambody.clinic/
The clinic is owned by an American and the staff is bilingual so speaking English is no problem whatsoever.
Imaging studies, included in the price and are performed prior to treatment.
How much and does Medicare insurance cover.
The cost varies depending on: 1) The region of the body you're treating 2) The source of your cells 3) How many cells you're getting 4) How involved the procedure is.
In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
Unfortunately, regenerative medical procedures are not yet covered by insurance or Medicare.
I had stem cell therapy for multiple myeloma in 2021.
What was your experience like, R? Did your treatment help?
@painfixprotocol bro ru ok now please tell us
Great information 🔥
Thanks so much, Erwin!
*Greetings Dr Yoni Whitten.....please.....respond my query...is Stem Cells therapy effective for Type-1 Diabetes ⁉️*
There's some good research on this - here's a link for recent meta-analysis summarizing the available data: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32010488/
Helpful. But very sales oriented. I would think he got compensated.
Glad it was helpful.
You'll be happy to know that I have never received any compensation from Dream Body Clinic. Just sharing my experience.
Where did you go? Can you send the the address or any website
Dream Body Clinic
dreambody.clinic/
If stem cell therapy has been around for years and they've been shown to be clinical effective then why doesn't insurance cover this - they still view it as experimental
And they are looking to profit off people and not actually payout claims whenever possible.
Good question. It's because of a few things: 1) the managed care system in the US moves very slowly when it comes to approving newer treatments & therapies (example low level laser & light therapy is still not covered by insurance despite a mountain of evidence showing how effective it is & an excellent safety profile). 2) Because of severe restrictions in the US, these types of procedures haven't been available for very long and so awareness within the healthcare profession and among the general public is still very low.
Unfortunately, yes. At the end of the day insurance companies are in business to make money.
Are the stem cell treatments available in the U.S. effective ?
Thanks for asking! That topic is covered in detail here: th-cam.com/video/lp65NY9Y_N0/w-d-xo.html
Any information about this for Type 1 Diabetes?
Good question, Chris! Here are a couple of recent articles on the subject:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36899834/ and pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38281991/
Wondering if anybody could help me with this question…
My wife suffered a tibia plateau fracture requiring 4 screws and a plate.
Would stem cell therapy benefit such a severe injury?
Great question!
I know that some of the top orthopedic surgeons in the US are now using stem cells immediately after certain operations to enhance recovery and improve results.
It's very possible that such a thing might also benefit your wife - my recommendation is to speak to the experts at a reputable clinic.
PRP you mentioned is different from regular stem cell therapy pls explain
Yes. PRP is Platelet Rich Plasma - it is used to support tissue healing especially in regions of the body with limited blood supply. There's a thorough explanation in this article: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/treatment-tests-and-therapies/plateletrich-plasma-prp-treatment
Why travel to Mexico? There are clinics in the US that offer stem cell injections and also prp injections
Great question! Ultimately, I decided on Mexico for several reasons: 1) The number of MSCs delivered at treatment is 100's of times greater 2) Latin America is way ahead of the US in terms of stem cell therapy (because there was legislation in place for so long that made stem cells inaccessible). 3) The cost for treatment is much lower
So you had the Stem Cell injection AND PRP injection at the exact same time? And you had both the shoulder and ankle injected in the same appointment?
I had Stem cell therapy in both my shoulder and ankle during the same visit. PRP was added to the shoulder injection.
Would you recommend stem cell therapy for chondromalacia patellae? (Cartilage damage behind kneecap) and mpfl ligament damage
Good question. Here's a recent article on the topic: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34275494/
What are the price points for the various treatment options that you sought. Thank you for your information!
50 million MSCc + PRP in the shoulder cost $3,000 and 25 million MSCc in the ankle cost $2,000.
Dream Body Clinic posts all treatment prices on their website - dreambody.clinic/
Thanks for this info!!
You're most welcome@@rafaelmolina6682
Did they change locations from Puerto Vallarta? They’re website says another city
Dream Body has indeed moved to a beautiful new clinic. It's located in Bucerias (about 20 minutes north of their previous location).
Will stem cells help if you’ve had shoulder surgery years prior to repair the labrum and shoulder socket?
Great question! Stem cells can be very helpful with post surgical pain. The various applications of stem cell therapy are discussed in detail in this video - th-cam.com/video/J9tvvM5KNC4/w-d-xo.html
I have a fatty liver and Disc Herniation. I wonder if it would help me?
Here's a recent article that talks all that topic: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9492280/
Does stem cell treatment for arthritis and gowt? My father is really struggling
For most gout sufferers, dietary changes can make a huge impact. As far as arthritis and stem cells - here's a recent article on the subject: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10219560/
Hi doctor, how long did it take you to feel any kind of improvement? It’s been 2.5 weeks for me and I haven’t noticed anything yet. Thanks
For me, it took a few months before I became aware of any changes.
So it's been 4 months now, did it work?
Thank you for your video Dr. Yoni...you inspired me to travel to Dream Body Clinic and I had the same procedure you had done to my right ankle (I'm 37 years old and never healed properly from ankle sprains). I decided to try the procedure because my pain was pretty bad after significant exercise (tennis and/or jogging) but I didn't have pain while walking. Since the procedure 3 weeks ago I've had a lot of pain (and burning sensations) in my ankle from just walking around...I'm just wondering if you've heard of other cases where the pain gets much worse before it gets any better? At this point I'm just hoping my pain returns to pre-procedure levels to be honest.
Are you still feeling pain?
@@lidiyayakutilova3791yes. The pain is worse than ever. The procedure was a total mistake
I'm sorry to hear about your pain! I have not heard of cases where the pain gets much worse before getting better. Certainly, some people experience things like inflammation, swelling, soreness and muscle spasms after stem cell therapy and these considered "normal side effects". This article does a good job outlining the safety profile and risk of adverse events: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8445610/
Now there is something new called PODS BMP2. It's a slow, over 8 weeks absorbing BMP2 (protein). You can mix it into PRF or ADSC Intraarticular-Injections for cartilage growth! The key here is the slow absorption!
Very interesting, Tib! Thank you for sharing.
Wow where can I find more info on PODS BMP2.
Has anyone had success with healing bilateral hip tendonitis? I have struggled for 7 years and have already had PRP injections with no resolution. Totally plant-based and no dairy as well which has helped, but I still with pain that limits my workouts. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Stem cell therapy can be extremely helpful for tendon and ligament issues! However, the most important thing with a chronic problem like tendonitis is identifying and eliminating the cause would be essential. Physical medicine (with activity modification) is also highly effective for tendonitis - if you haven't already, I would strongly suggest seeking out a qualified rehab professional in your area.
Why is it so Expensive? It really makes it cost prohibitive to those that aren't financially well off
I completely agree, A *. The good news is that the word is getting out about what these types of treatments can do and demand for them is steadily increasing. With time, insurance will realize that paying for this type of treatment is far less expensive and often produces far better results than the alternatives.
So is stem cell permanent cure, or is it a treatment you need to keep coming back? Does anyone know?
Great question! Stem cell therapy is not like cortisone shots where you keep coming back. For orthopedic conditions, with a sufficient dose the stem cells should help to permanently heal the damaged tissue.
All Stem Cells are not the same.
There are "Golden Cells". Dr. Reardon went on Joe Rogan Experience with Mel Gibson. Mel Gibson took his father to Panama where Dr. Reardon has a clinic where he performs intravenous injections, which are illegal in the States. Dr. Reardon does have clinics here in the U.S. as well, for localized injections only.
Dr. Reardon has localized Golden Cells. Cells that are the healthiest and most active.
Thanks for sharing, Brad! Absolute right about the different types of stem cells. And important to note that different types of cells have different effects in the body.
I have a friend who did stem cell injections in both of his knees, didn't work, he ended up getting surgery. Spending all that money isn't a guarantee that it will work.
Thanks for commenting. There are a few important point here: Stem cell therapy is not a cure all. Not all stem cell therapy is equal - the quality and quantity of the cells used are super important. And, we should remember that no medical procedure (including surgery) is 100% effective.
@@painfixprotocol I totally agree.
wow.. I wonder if it can heal my severe nerve damage
It's very possible. Here's a paper that talks all about that: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5620423/
I have chondromalacia patella. Its very painful at times. It flares up for weeks at a stretch before the area is fully healed again. But I want to fully stop it. Since the cartillage under my patella has softened, i was thinking of stem cell therapy. What are your thoughts?
According to a recent paper: "...robust evidences that clinical outcomes such as pain and function were improved after the application of intra-articular MSCs. However, in randomized controlled trials, there were controversial results in clinical outcomes."
Here's the link: stemcellres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13287-021-02478-4
Hi I live in bali r there reputable stem cell clinics in Asia?
What was the cost of your treatment?
The cost of stem cell therapy varies widely depending on the type of treatment you're receiving - Region of the body, level of involvement of the procedure itself & the number of cells you're getting all factor into this. In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
I have not looked into clinics in Asia, so I an unable to make any recommendations.
Malaysia apparently has excellent offerings for this. Search here on TH-cam. An American lady talks about having it for her knee in Malaysia.
Why can they only help the endocrine system of the pancreas but not the exocrine system? Doesn't make sense to me but I'm sure you don't know either.
Can you post before and after mri imagines of the torn area?
Thanks for asking! In this instance, I didn't get a post treatment MRI. As I stated in the video that rotator cuff tear happened back in 2007. What showed on the MRI 15 years later was some scar tissue inflammation & swelling in the area. So long after the injury there just wasn't much left to see in terms of structural damage - so a post-MRI was not warranted.
I have what i believe is nerve pain in my ankle from an overuse injury. Would something like this help that type of damage?
Great question, Sean! For overuse injuries, I don't know that there's anything better than stem cell therapy combined with a solid rehabilitation program and high-quality nutrition.
@@painfixprotocol Would stem cell therapy help with ingunial hernia?
Hi Doc, Please, Could stem cell therapy help with a FULL thickness tear of the subscapularis tendon WITH RETRACTION of the fibers into the anterior aspect of the glenohumeral joint ?? much appreciate it!
I am planning to get stem cell within the next few months. Wondering which clinic is best; dream body, there’s one @ Panama and R3 Mexico.
Great question! There are several clinics out there that have a really good reputation. Which is "best" will be determined by what issue or issues a person has and whether or not they match up with the offerings at that particular clinic.
Great job. Thank you.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
Is there treatment for 4 yrs old left side Paralysis problem with stem cell therapy
Thanks for the info.!
You're very welcome, Terri!
Hey Doc, whats the costs
Hello Hafriz,
The cost varies depending on: 1) The region of the body you're treating 2) The source of your cells 3) How many cells you're getting 4) How involved the procedure is.
In my case, the 50 million MSCs + PRP to my shoulder cost $3,000 and the 25 million MSCs to my ankle cost $2,000.
Will it work for lupus autoimmune disease?
Thanks for asking!
I would recommend reading what the Lupus Foundation of America has to say about it: www.lupus.org/news/stem-cell-therapy-shows-early-promise-for-the-treatment-of-lupus
@@painfixprotocol awesome thxxxsss great video
@@painfixprotocol I'm doing high-dose Nad+ iv therapy now with some improvements from autoimmune looking into stem cell🙌
Can you have stem cell therapy if you have heart issues? Ascending aorta aneurysm not large enough to operate yet.
Good question, Barbara. Here's an article that talks all about that: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4109132/
How does it work with herniated disc is that an injury that it'll work on my wife is struggling badly with no answers from anybody were willing to do just about anything we can to get her some relief
Thanks for reaching out! I'm sorry to hear about your wife. This paper from 2022 talks all about the potential upside and limitations with using stem cell therapy for disc herniations: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8870062/
I heard about stem cell therapy for hair loss but i need to do research on it.
My understanding is that stem cell therapy can help in the very early stages of hair loss. But for late stage hair loss, you're better off looking into other options.
@@painfixprotocol Oh ok thanks, that’s good to know. Do you know of it can improve a hair transplant done a year earlier?
Hi Sir,
Thank you very much for such a detailed and helpful video.
Have you heard success in Stem Cells healing Neuropathy?
I am going to The Stem Cell Institute in Panama or BioExcelorator in Columbia in May to get the IV. I eat perfectly, all organic, never smoked, dont drink, intermittent fast (one hour eating window) drink distilled water, only use Thorne Vitamins. I have done 60 HBOT dives at 2ATA. All thats left is the Stem Cells to stop or hopefully reverse Neuropathy. What do you think?
What is the name of your Chiropractic clinic and location?
Thank you again.
Very respectfully,
Erik Petroni
You're welcome, Erik!
There's quite a bit of research on using stem cells to treat neuropathy.
Just specify what type of neuropathy you're referring to and I will send some links.