Short talk explaining that healing chronic conditions like osteoarthritis requires addressing both systemic and local deficiencies. The speaker emphasizes activating the immune system and using administered stem cells to signal local stem cells to remove damaged tissue, reduce inflammation, and repopulate tissue rather than directly replacing it.
Your best chance for healing for something chronic like osteoarthritis is to address both the systemic deficiency and the local deficiency. Because if something has been lingering for years that means your body just couldn't mount repair because it hurts something your body should be able to repair. But when you're older tiny little amount of damage fester and linger and then you have this chronic pain and it starts getting worse and worse because your body could not keep up. So you want to address the systemic capability. You need your immune system repair anything. Get immune system on board to go to a local area to remove the damaged tissue to gulf up the cells that don't belong and then reduce inflammation and send signals so local stem cells can start to repopulate. And the stem cells we're giving to people also can send signals to local stem cells. It's not that they go in there and they start making new tissue themselves. They're really talking to your and wake your body up.
