Short transcript excerpt from a YouTube interview in which Joy Kong, MD predicts widespread future adoption of stem cell treatments. She suggests stem cells will be commonly used for illness, surgery, and preventative care beginning in mid-adulthood to prevent decline, chronic disease, infections, and cognitive loss. The clip frames the change as inevitable and broadly beneficial.
This is the kind of thing that we really need with our health care system suffering. How do you think it could transition easily into this type of care?
I think one day it's going to be way more accepted, and it's going to be everywhere. Anytime you're getting sick or you need a surgery, you know, anything, you're going to tap into stem cells. But even before you get sick at all, if you are reaching your 30s, you know, everything is on the decline. That just how it has been for Millenn. If you can prevent the decline, all of a sudden, you can prevent cancer, all kinds of chronic diseases, risk for infections, protect your cognition. So all of a sudden, you are living a better life, and that's where it's going to be. Eventually, everybody is going to adopt it. It's going to be no brainer and no big deal.
