Dr. Joshua John-Ram SchacterDr. Joshua Schacter, DO FAAOS, is America’s Holistic Orthopedic Surgeon, with nearly two decades of surgical expertise.

Regenerative Medicine Transformative Healing Explained

20 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief conversational excerpt, Dr. Joshua John‑Ram Schacter and a co‑speaker discuss the nature of healing in the context of regenerative medicine. They contrast a "transformative" experience—deep, life‑changing awareness that awakens the body's innate self‑healing capacity—with the more common "transactional" approach that focuses on short‑term fixes. The dialogue emphasizes that true healing requires the body’s cells to be aware of a larger purpose, likening the process to planting seeds in fertile soil: regenerative cells (the seeds) can only thrive if the biological environment (the soil) is prepared and receptive. The speakers convey enthusiasm for the rapidly evolving field of regenerative medicine and its potential to amplify the body’s natural regenerative abilities when the internal environment is properly conditioned.

It's a transformative experience rather than a transactional experience like we're used to.
Keywords. It's those life-changing moments though. That's what puts us on our path.
Yes.
In with, um, enlightenment and with that awareness, that awareness that you just, you know, there's more there and you feel it. You see it in every cell in your body. And that's what puts people in rooms like this together.
We have that capacity to heal ourselves.
Yes.
Sometimes it's not concentrated enough in the right area. And so that's what we do with regenerative medicine.
I love that.
And regenerative medicine is such an amazing, amazing growing specialty. But as that science is evolving, what we're seeing is that the soil—
yes,
that we plant those seeds in, those regenerative seeds, those cells that we're using, the soil has to be ready to accept that healing.
Agreed.