Joy Kong, MD, questions whether you need massive stem cell counts for results. US clinics charge $100,000 for 100 million cells while overseas clinics do it for $20,000-$30,000, yet doctors get excellent outcomes with both smaller and larger doses.
About $100,000.
About $20,000–$30,000.
Approximately 100 million cells.
If you have a clinic that's, you know, you set up overseas because you couldn't do certain things in the US like growing the cells to huge numbers to make a large number actually affordable. So here you can do a large number, but it's Gonna cost you $100,000 if you are doing, you know, like 100 million cells, but overseas, you can get it at 20, $30,000. But do you really need these expanded cells at that kind of high number? And what I did was I really wanted to answer that question, because I've seen people using much less number of cells and getting incredible results. And there are people going overseas getting huge number of cells, also getting incredible results. So what's going on? Do we need this large number of cells, and are they actually better? And from what I've seen, is that more is not better.
