Peptides, Muse Cells, & Regenerative Medicine: How to Upgrade Recovery, Joints, & Longevity
Ben Greenfield — Peptides, Muse Cells, & Regenerative Medicine: How to Upgrade Recovery, Joints, & Longevity
Channel: Ben Greenfield Life · Our label: Biohacking author & podcaster · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=pYQrV6MEx_E
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The regular MSC’s have about a 1% ability to home and and go where they’re supposed to go, but the mucel has a 15% chance. And then when they go there, they migrate into damaged tissue. And then when they do, they’ll pick up the proteins and uh and they will start to express as if they are one [music] of the cells in those tissues. In this episode, one of my favorite guests, Dr.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- You’ll learn all about the amazing future of regenerative medicine, the new sexy [music] alternative to stem cells, some of the best peptide stacks, and where you should actually get peptides now, and a whole lot more.
- Um, and a lot of the things that we talk about today are also things that you could bring up with your own doctor um, in terms of the type of stem cells and peptide approaches and things that Matt implements in his practice.
- But basically using tools and and and then there’s a big overlap because basically the other thing that happened over the last 20 years is a explosion in the improvement in uh precision medicine tests or functional medicine tests.
- And so I made this law cook’s law that regenerative medicine’s been doubling every two years.
- And what happened was about four years ago basically the FDA said uh all of these uh compoundingies are going to have to stop compounding most of the peptides that people liked.
- Keith Pine, who’s the greatest sports medicine doctor in the world, who was the team doctor that I worked with at the Nationals who uh went to the Dodgers and is just an incredible guy, introduced them to me.
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