A short YouTube clip by Joy Kong, MD arguing that larger doses of manipulated stem cells (e.g., 100–300 million cells) may produce reduced efficacy compared with smaller amounts of native, unmanipulated cells; the speaker prefers using native cells based on cited studies.
So more is not not only not better, but it could be worse. So it could give you a reduced efficacy. Just because you're going overseas getting 100, 200, 300 million cells, then you think that it could be more beneficial, but it could be less beneficial than using a much smaller amount of cells. This is why I insist on using these native cells that have not been manipulated because of what studies have shown.
