Joy Kong, MD (video) argues that conventional medicine often leaves veterans dependent on many medications (10–30 meds per patient), with few recovered from their conditions. She contrasts this with regenerative medicine, which she claims can reverse conditions across specialties even without formal training in those fields, describing the results as powerful and elegant.
Actually was trained at the VA hospital. So the Veterans affairs, that's where you treat veterans. And every veteran comes into the clinic with a bag of medications. It ranges from 10 to 30 medications. So are these people. Well, no, they what I call hanging, like hanging in their medicine, medication, you know, or whatever. That's how you practice. Everyone's kind of hanging in. No one is recovered from their condition. No one is. Well, so that is the problem of conventional medicine. And all of a sudden, I come along, not trained in cardiology, not trained in, you know, pulmonology, and not trained in orthopedic surgeries and conditions, and I'm able to reverse people's condition. I mean, that is so powerful and so elegant because.
