A short excerpt from a YouTube interview (Aug 30, 2023) in which Luke Storey asks a medical practitioner about clinical uses and evidence for stem cell therapy. The speaker emphasizes that one of the main benefits of stem cells is their anti-inflammatory effect, which may help calm chronic, age-related inflammation that underlies many degenerative illnesses and permits tissue repair.
I have like a shoulder issue for example I've had for a long time and nothing seems to fix it. Pmf, I do all the things, lasers, whatever gets better for a little while. Then it comes back internal organ issues, immune system. Like what are some of the things that you use it for? What are the studies saying? What have you had the best results.
With when it comes to how stem cells work? You know one of the biggest, the most talked about benefit is anti inflammatory effects. So it has huge calming effects on inflammation. When we get older, most of the chronic illness have inflammation as underlying issue. So when you don't calm the inflammation then repair cannot really happen. As we get older, even if you're in perfect health, they found out that the inflammatory markers gets more and more and more elevated. So if you can have an anti inflammatory effect then you're calming this underlying driving force of disease and degeneration.
