Dr. Daniel Pompa

But I have to say that

We have come a long way in regenerative medicine.

It keeps getting cheaper.

It keeps getting easier to get, even in the United States.

And again, it's a myth that stem cells aren't allowed in the United States because people come up to me and say, what did you see what they did in Utah and Florida?

They made stem cells legal.

I'm like, no.

They've always been legal.

It's just a matter of how you market them, how you talk about them, what you say they're good for.

So some of that language is getting easier as well, making it even more affordable because more people are going to be doing it.

However, that said, I want you to hear this.

You know, not every stem cell is created equal.

A lot of these people that are charging $5,000 to get stem cells, you know, in the knee, you're probably getting less than that of value because there's not many live cells typically in many of these stem cells.

So you want to know your source.

You want to know your stem cells.

And if you're getting it in some joints, you want someone who's really good at injecting.

So ReHealth, Dr. Harry Adelson.

Here in Utah, amazing injector, amazing practitioner, uses good cells.

He has helped me a lot as well.

So there's a gal in Austin who I interviewed on this show, Dr. Khan Huen.