Dr. Charles Mok explains where clinics source stem cells: bone marrow, fat from liposuction, and perinatal tissues like umbilical cords and placentas. His clinic purchases donated placentas and umbilical tissues from tissue banks.
So there's different types of stem cells we've been using for the past 10 years or so in our clinic, in the country, in the world. Been using them for longer than that for different conditions. But really, stem cells came more or less for prime time in the last 10 years. Stem cells typically are coming from the bone marrow. That's where they drill into a bone and take the stem cells out. We don't use that type of stem cells. Or you can justify using that. Fat derived stem cells. You have a very rich supply of stem cells in your fat tissue, which is taken out through liposuction and fat cells from other people, which is actually umbilical cords or placentas, not fe or embryonic stem cells. This is from donated placentas and umbilical tissues from healthy, healthy babies. And we buy these from. From banks that carry them.
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