Short excerpt from a YouTube video by Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter promoting bone marrow aspirate as an effective treatment for knee arthritis. The speaker cites French studies (Hernagal) suggesting bone marrow aspirate can slow or reduce arthritic progression for six to ten years, decrease the need for knee replacement, and help even in end-stage arthritis.
They're really robust treatment. It works really, really well.
Bone marrow aspirate. The initial studies that were done in France by Hernagal, there's studies that show that bone marrow aspirate can slow or reduce arthritic progression for between six and 10 years, depending on your overall health. There are good studies that he did to show that it reduces the need for knee replacement. He did a lot of work in the knee for the same amount of time and that's even for pretty end stage arthritis. So, I mean, it's a really robust treatment. It works really, really well and it's an amazing al sensitive to what would be a really invasive surgery.
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