Joy Kong, MD explains why stem cell therapy is "revolutionary": unlike traditional medicine that injects inanimate molecules, stem cell therapy introduces living cells containing DNA and intrinsic "intelligence" that can interact with many organs and systems and even travel within the body. Treatment must be tailored to how these cells behave, including considerations of where to place them.
One thing you have to realize is that stem cells, the reason it's revolutionary is because it's different from all the other forms of medicine we've encountered so far. We're not injecting some inanimate molecule. We are actually injecting something that's alive, in a sense, living and thinking entity that these cells contain, the DNA which embodies intelligence that can make us. So we are actually utilizing this immense energy and intelligence within the cells. So they're very particular as far as what you can do about it and how they function. Right. So we have to tailor the treatment to how the cells work because of the cells ability to interact with so many organs, so many systems, and their ability to travel. So that will give you some different ways of conceptualizing where to put the cells.
