Joy Kong, MD describes stem cell experiments in mice where regular injections extended lifespan by roughly 30%, restored youthful appearance, and improved cognition and movement. Young stem cells reverted aging biomarkers in muscle and brain back to younger levels.
About 30% longer.
It's really hard to study lifespan in humans. It's gonna take forever. But you can look at a mouse that only lives for about 20 months, and then you can see what kind of changes can happen when you give young mouse stem cells or young human stem cells. So you basically give stem cells regularly and see what happens to these animals. And they pretty consistently across studies, they live about 30% longer. And not only that they live longer, but they look better, their fur is shinier, spine is, and their locomotion is better, and they do their maze better, their cognition is better. So on many fronts, everything was reverted back to the younger stage. When they dissect their muscles and their brain to look at their neurotransmitters, growth factors, everything was reverted back to the younger stage. So this is what I'm providing the patient. This is the first time in human history that I can actually help a person to get younger.
