Inilah Masa Depan Kesehatan! Rahasia Mencapai Usia 120 Tahun

14 Nov 2024 · 86 min
1:26:09

In this Indonesian‑language YouTube interview, host Gobind Vashdev talks with Prof. Dr. Dr. Agung Putra, founder of Stem Cell Cancer Research (SCCR) in Gunung Pati, Semarang. The conversation begins with Prof. Agung’s modest upbringing in Bandar Lampung, his early strategic mindset developed while harvesting clove, and the personal experience of caring for a seriously ill sibling that sparked his desire to become a doctor. After years of clinical practice, he became disillusioned with the limits of conventional medicine and turned to research, focusing on stem cells as the smallest unit of life capable of regenerating damaged organs. He explains what stem cells are, the three main sources (umbilical cord, adipose tissue, bone marrow), and why SCCR exclusively uses umbilical‑cord‑derived cells – they are younger, have higher potency markers (CD105, CD90, etc.), and lower rejection potential. The interview delves into SCCR’s laboratory standards: flow‑cytometry with 12‑color analysis, stringent potency (>95 % positive) and rejection (<0.3 %) thresholds, cryopreservation techniques, and controlled hypoxia and stress conditioning that raise cell “power” via heat‑shock proteins. Prof. Agung discusses cellular aging, telomere shortening, and the hypothesis that extending telomeres through stem‑cell therapy could push human lifespan toward 120 years. Lifestyle interventions—intermittent fasting, hypoxia breathing, and exercise—are presented as ways to stimulate endogenous stem cells. The conversation also covers the secretome (e.g., VEGF, IL‑10) released by stem cells, its role in modulating inflammation, and its application in treating COVID‑19 cytokine storms. Cancer is framed as mutated, rapidly dividing cells; SCCR’s approach includes studying cancer cell lines, leveraging adaptive immunity (CTL, CAR‑T) and modulating the tumor micro‑environment (pH, metabolic stress) to enhance immune killing. Prof. Agung shares the ambitious vision for SCCR: an 11‑hectare “science civilization” comprising a hospital, university, genomics lab, resort, and wellness center, aiming to create a self‑sustaining hub for research, education, and health promotion. He ties scientific pursuit to spiritual values, emphasizing that caring for the body is a form of worship. The interview ends with hopes for global recognition (Nobel), legacy building, and encouragement for the audience to consider stem‑cell therapy as an investment in health.

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