Short excerpt from a YouTube video (Joy Kong, MD) arguing that autologous (one's own) stem cells are less potent than umbilical cord stem cells because a person's cells accumulate damage over a lifetime from environmental exposures (pollution, diet, alcohol), causing degradation of both cells and their genetic/epigenetic 'blueprint,' reducing effectiveness.
It's not just about how many cells.
You'Re giving, it's about what kind of cells you're giving.
First of all, if you're using your.
Own cells, the chances are your own cells will not.
Be as potent as the umbilical.
Cord stem.
Cells, because your own cells have gone through your life with you, everything.
You'Ve ever done, every.
Breath you've ever taken that had pollution in there, every.
Food you ever had.
And alcohol, drink you have had all that is affecting yourselves. So there's degradation.
Of your blueprint.
Not only the cell itself, but the blueprint is.
Damaged in.
Certain ways, so using your own cells will not be as effective and potent.
