Transcript excerpt from a YouTube video (McCall McPherson) discussing 'StemRegen'—a stem cell–based approach aimed at augmenting circulating stem cells to restore or maintain the body’s repair capacity as we age. Speakers describe aging-related loss of stem cells leading to decreased repair, and the idea of supplying extra stem cells so the body can prioritize healing (injuries, muscle fatigue) more effectively.
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And that's kind of what I want to share with people too, is like in conversations I've had with Christian, in conversations I've had with Dr. Nathan Newman, who's also a stem cell person. Dr. It's all about we want to be able to heal and repair our body faster than it's being broken down. And as we age, we lose that ability as we lose stem cells. So we start to go in a state of disrepair faster and more than we can repair. And that is the opportunity that stem regen is kind of creat creating is, hey, what if we could repair and keep up with that demand or get much closer to it? And it's a fascinating concept. It really is.
Well, think about it. Your body knows the priorities that it needs to take to repair. Your body is an incredible, incredible machine that understands the necessary organs and things in order to continue to repair. So if you have less stem cells in circulation and, and you, let's say you hurt your knee, your shoulder, or you work out and your, your muscles are a little bit more fatigued, it's not going to use up any excess stem cells to be able, it's going to go where the priority is. It's going to focus on the areas that you need. So the whole idea is to add more stem cells to keep more so your body has the ability to have an excess so that they can be able to support you in every way, shape or form.
