Joy Kong, MDRegenerative Medicine Physician, Educator, and Entrepreneur

BTS of what we do #restorativemedicine #stemcelltherapy

11 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this behind‑the‑scenes monologue, Dr. Joy Kong explains her clinic’s stem‑cell therapy protocol. She describes placing harvested stem cells into a “light well” where red and blue light plus a “quantum frequency” are used to activate, differentiate, and increase the mobility of the cells – essentially “supercharging” them before injection. The clinic then selects a treatment setting based on the patient’s specific needs, ranging from liver, skeletal, circulatory, pain, inflammation, skin, brain, vitality, mood, and general tune‑up. Prior to the cell infusion, patients drink hydrogen‑rich water and lie on a detox/antioxidant‑priming bed to prepare their organs for the incoming cells. A special, child‑friendly healing room is used for pediatric patients, many of whom have autism, with the claim that the therapy can make a real difference for them.

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Okay, so we put the stem cells into this light well so we can activate the cells and make them more active. They can differentiate better, they have more mobility. So we're basically just supercharging the cells, making them more alive before I put it into the patient's body. We can pick a lot, and depending on what the person needs— so liver, skeletal, circulatory, pain, inflammation, general tune-up, skin, brain, male, female vitality, mood— so whatever the patient may need, and there are various settings depending on what we're trying to target. And then we have a little time in red and blue light plus quantum frequency. So that's what the healing is going to happen is through these quantum waves and this visible light. When a patient comes in for stem cell therapy, we give them hydrogen water first and then we allow them to get into this bed. They can detox better, they can activate their antioxidant system, and just the, their organs are more primed to receive the healing elements, which are the cells. Well, this is where little kids who come to get stem cell therapy get to be in. So we make it a little bit more fun. And, um, yeah, so a lot of children have autism. Parents bring them here, and we can make some real difference for them. So this is our little healing room.