How To Bank Your Stem Cells

Name: How To Bank Your Stem Cells
Uploaded: 2024-05-24T12:00:38+00:00
Duration: 39 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: A short single-speaker YouTube explanation about harvesting stem cells from adipose (fat) tissue, offering same-day joint injections or sending tissue to…

24 May 2024 · 1 min

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A short single-speaker YouTube explanation about harvesting stem cells from adipose (fat) tissue, offering same-day joint injections or sending tissue to a lab to extract and bank cells for an annual fee. The speaker states ~10 million stem cells is enough for two joints, cells can be expanded for future injections, and notes a past FDA regulatory effort but asserts stem cells are currently available though future regulation could change. The speaker is identified in metadata as Dr. Charles Mok (uploader).

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2024-05-24

About 10 million stem cells (enough for two joints).

Yes — the speaker states the lab can grow/expand the cells so injections can be done in the future.

Yes — the speaker states that stem cells are available now but that regulation could change in the future.

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Stem cells are harvested from your fat. We can do the procedure the same day where we do put stem cells right in your joint and we can send your fat tissue to a lab that will extract the stem cells up and they'll bank them and they charge you a fee per year to bank them. You can have them banked the rest of your life and then when you need them, you pay them. They ship your doctor a little. 10 million stem cells. That's enough to do two joints and you can have it injected into your joints again. This can be done forever because they can actually grow them. Now. There was a period of time where the FDA was trying to regulate stem cells. The government was overstepping their authority, trying Congress that the FDA was, and turns out they're not Congress and they really can't regulate your own body right now. That might change in the future. Right now, stem cells are available.