Dr. Joy Kong
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And then within a few weeks, he was walking around talking like a normal person. And then within a couple months, when he went back to his primary care, his liver specialist, and his liver test actually was normal. So that one was absolutely incredible. And It could be an outlier. However, show me a conventional medicine, any medicine you have, that can create this. I will be in shock.
We don't have anything like this. So there are outliers of extraordinary outcomes. And there are people whose outcome is not as extraordinary. And then the vast majority is in between. people are getting incredible benefits from previously with no medications, no medical treatment was making a difference. So it may take several sessions.
So it's not a miraculous thing, but still we are able to create changes that the conventional medicine really didn't have tools to create.
Yeah, from what we give him, right? We're not giving him neural progenitor cells. We're not injecting right into the area. And a lot of times we don't have to because of how these cells work. So how I consult with patients is really by talking about how the cells work and to see if that can dovetail their condition. So something like optic nerve damage. So there's tissue death and damage.
Maybe it's not dead, maybe just severely damaged, but still the person could not see. there could be a local inflammatory mechanism going on, that there's so much inflammation that it's diseased, right? There's a blockage of signaling. So how do the stem cells work? So the mesenchymal stem cells I'm talking about, that's one of the main...
main players in regenerative medicine, the mechanism is one is highly anti-inflammatory. So think about chronic illnesses and how many of these have inflammation as part of the mechanism. So if you can calm the inflammation, now you're allowing the body to go to the other way of existing, which is regenerate.
That's where we're going. That's where we are. We will be there. Um, I'm, we'll be there in our lifetime and you know, I, I hopefully within 10 years, 15 years, I'm really hoping, and it really depends on the regulatory atmosphere and how it just, yeah, that has a lot to do with how fast we can get there.
So, um, and your example of your, your, your, your arm, it's just so beautiful because you are, you were doing regenerative medicine, right? Through dietary approach, because calming the inflammation, you're, uh, addressing this through a systemic method. And that's one of the mainstays of how I use stem cells to help people is through the systemic route. Because your arm, the tissue damage,
is the reason it's chronic is because your body somehow could not repair it. Because acute injury, yes, you're going to be inflamed, you're going to be in pain, but if your body is doing its job, cells should get right over there, take away the bad cells, calm the inflammation, now you can start regenerating. And why couldn't you? It's because your body was
in a in this stuck position is in this place of inflammation that it can't move on from now when you change shift your diet all of a sudden you're allowing all the anti-inflammatory signals to come through and now you can heal so that's what we're doing with stem cell therapy as well one of the main reasons stem cells work so well is that it calms the inflammation inflammation
is hand in hand with aging as we age it doesn't matter how healthy you are your inflammation level is getting higher and higher as evidenced by inflammatory markers you're just going to get higher markers it doesn't matter if you're perfectly healthy vibrant older person so inflammation is closely related to aging and aging is closely related with disease is the most predictive factor of chronic illness including cancer so if we can calm the inflammation
we can actually slow down the aging decline. So that's one of the powerful methods. And the other thing that stem cell therapy worked really well on is immune regulation. So that's kind of hand in hand with the inflammation. So if you're stuck in inflammation, that means your immune system is more shifted toward inflammatory response.
But there's a counter response that your system just get lower and lower in their capability of evoking. So when you are using stem cells, it can shift your body, get you out of that inflammatory stickiness, and now you can move on to regeneration. That's why it's been extremely powerful in autoimmune diseases. is like one of the places it just shines.
If you have autoimmune, you have lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, and all kinds of odd, you know, autoimmune disease. I, I believe they're calling the same diseases by over 120 names. So that make them feel better, make the doctors feel better. I know exactly. I know the organ. I know the problem of which organ, and this is autoimmune, but not realizing that it's the same disease.
It just pops up in different places. So which means, the repair, the cure or the method of addressing it could be just one. If you just reduce inflammation and shift your immune system, it doesn't matter what you have and everything can get better. So that's the immune regulation. And besides that, it has all kinds of cool stuff that it can do, like breaking down scar tissue.
I've seen that in liver cirrhosis, in lung fibrosis, COPD, and other lung damages. In Peyronie's, which is an abnormal curvature of the penis because of inflammatory plaques, it's really easy to help. One injection is straightened right up. And so the breaking down of scar tissue is something... that is exciting because conventional medicine has nothing for it.
Yeah, I don't know how much evidence, but definitely infrared sauna, we know light is highly, you know, very good for cells, cellular health, and for detoxification. Of course, that's going to enhance the health of your cells. I think we just, we're at the beginning of understanding what light can do. I do use light in our stem cell treatment, actually.
I use laser light of different colors and wavelengths, so red, green, and violet. So three different colors. Those will target different mitochondrial enzymes, and that elevates the mitochondrial function. Of course, that is the powerhouse for the cells, and that will elevate your body's function, period. Gotcha.
And also, I can direct the cells to particular locations if I use the laser to target. But yeah, to answer your question, I love infrasauna. And I think light therapy is a really, really powerful adjunct. I think we're just at the beginning of understanding how much of light beings we are.
Yeah, it's very popular. I think I've heard people getting tremendous results and feeling great and doing great. I just don't notice a big difference in me when I do it. And it's very uncomfortable. But there are supplements you can also take to elevate your NAD level. So I think those are a good idea. There's still some controversies out there, you know, how much...
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