Dr. Joy Kong, a stem-cell specialist, describes what patients typically experience after stem-cell therapy: more energy, less pain, better skin and hair. Stem cells trigger cellular repair throughout the body, which may reduce chronic illness symptoms and improve appearance over time, though very healthy people might notice nothing obvious.
How will you feel after stem cell therapy? I'm Dr. Joy Kong, a triple board-certified doctor and a stem cell specialist. It's not uncommon that I hear from patients in their 60s saying that they feel like they're in their 30s again. The common things I hear is increased energy, increased stamina, and less aches and pains. After some time, people may notice improvement in their skin and hair. And if people have chronic illnesses, they may notice some of their symptoms will start to go away after some time. This is the elegance of stem cell therapy, that the cells have a systemic effect and they trigger the repair mechanisms of different tissues. No matter where they are in the body. On the other hand, some people may not notice a difference, especially if they're very healthy to begin with. But that doesn't mean that healing is not happening right under their eyes. Tissue rebuilding and rejuvenation may not be happening on a perceptible level, but science has demonstrated that they do happen on a cellular level. Over the long run, more noticeable changes can appear, including decreased symptoms, younger appearance, and more vitality. If you have gotten stem cell therapy, what did you notice after?
