Joy Kong compares stem cell doses across practices. A patient received 150 million cells in Mexico, but Kong's US clinic uses far fewer cells and sees better results with fewer side effects. Studies suggest expanded cells lose potency.
150 million stem cells.
It sounds great to give people a lot of stem cells. It sounds amazing. But only if it actually is better for patients. Right, but we're seeing the opposite. The patient I was talking about going to Mexico was getting 150 million stem cells. And when we were giving him a fraction of what he got, not only we have drastically improved response, but practically, well, no side effects, really. No negative side effect. He said the side effects is improved energy. There is a difference between what we're doing in the US and what's done overseas. There are studies showing that when you increase the number of cells by expanding them in a culture, they actually decrease in efficacy.
