Joy Kong, MD, says fatigue usually signals mitochondrial dysfunction or inflammation, not normal aging. Stem cell therapy can transfer fresh mitochondria and restore cellular energy. Patients in their 60s and 70s report feeling decades younger after treatment.
If you're fatigued, don't think it's just again, normal part of aging. No, you should be full of energy. So if you are fatigued one, maybe your body doesn't have healthy mitochondria, or maybe your cells are just not functioning. Maybe there's inflammation, maybe there's toxicity. There could be all kinds of reasons. But the bottom line is your cells are not functioning at optimum level. What can stem cells do? 1, to give you fresh mitochondria, right. I elevating your cellular energy. The other one is to calm the inflammation. All of a sudden your cells are in this less stressful environment. It can function at a higher state. So this is what I've seen clinically as well. When patients come to me for stem cell therapy, when we follow up with them, I feel amazing, I feel fantastic. I feel like I'm a 35 year old again. Mind you, this is people who are in their 60s and 70s. But you don't have to be old. You can be a young person or you can be person that's struggling with an illness. And all of a sudden you, you find this surge of energy that's addressing things at more root causes, addressing why you're fatigued, which is a lack of regeneration, which is the inflammation, which is the mitochondrial dysfunction.
