Joy Kong, MD lists five mistakes that tank stem cell therapy results: assuming your own aged cells are best, using over-cultured cells from overseas labs, over-exercising the repair site, drinking alcohol, and eating toxic foods.
There are five common mistakes that people make when it comes to stem cell therapy. So we all know stem cells are not cheap. They're a sizable investment. What can you do to safeguard your investment, or what should you not do in order to maximize your treatment results? Number one thing is if you think that using your own cells is the best, then you might be mistaken. We all know as we age, our cells decline with us. Number two, using cells that have been over cultured. What I mean is, when you grow the cells in a incubator to a huge number, and this is commonly done overseas. Number three will be over exercising and overexerting your tissue that's trying to repair. So that I've seen all the time. Fourth mistake a lot of people may not like hearing this is to drink alcohol. And the lastly, what's the last thing to avoid toxic food.
