Joy Kong, MD explains why stem cell therapy for chronic conditions works better in multiple small doses rather than one large injection. Three sessions over six months is the recommended starting approach, not the massive single doses some overseas clinics use.
About three sessions within the span of six months.
I don't just give people stem cells thinking that this is an end all. Be all is absolutely not end all, be all because our body is so complex. So if we're trying to help a chronic condition, what I tell people is that initially we probably are looking at about three sessions within the span of six months. So research has shown if you give a person big dose of stem cells, like what people are doing overseas, they give you a huge amount. The problem is that if they give you a lot of cells all at once and say, hey, goodbye, you good. Actually, those results are not as good as dividing up this huge amount into multiple sessions and space it out.
