Dr. Yi Song
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 6 Aug
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And most times we actually give you more than what we tell you we're giving you.
And also on the cell counter, it shows the cell viability.
Because the other thing about this is if you get, say, a certain number of stem cells, but only 50% of them are viable, then that means you're only getting half of the amount, right?
And then the other
really major issue we're having in the United States right now, because the stem cells are unproven, not regulated.
Then some clinics, they actually told you they're giving you some stem cells, but actually they're giving you called bilicocort allograft, which is, can have, those products can have some stem cells in them, but very small amount.
So a lot of people, they don't really know that because how do you tell they're giving you an allograft or real stem cells?
That's, you know, most times if they do show you the certificate, on the certificate, if they don't mention anything about how many stem cells they're giving you,
They only mention like they'd already tested their product, has no contamination of viruses, bacteria.
Then basically those products, most times they're not pure stem cell concentration.
They're just like can be some homogenized product from the umbilical cord, but that has very small amount of stem cell, actual mesenchymal stem cells in them.
So that's why those products themselves actually are very cheap to produce.
And for practitioners like me, I've talked to different suppliers, and I know those type of products only cost about, say, $150 to $500.
But a lot of clinics, they were telling you they were giving you stem cell treatment and then charge you in thousands of dollars.
So that you see that that's where the disconnect is.
But because it's not regulated, so how do irregular people tell, you know?
Well, if it's regulated, then I don't know.
It's very difficult to say because right now in the world, in Korea, they already approved using mesenchymal stem cells to treat osteoarthritis.
And in Japan, I think they approved to treat organ transplant people who have like rejection to the transplanted organs and they don't respond to other immunosuppressive drugs.
So if you really regulate them, then the problem comes like, how do you, again, like when you get, like say even the product I'm using now from the lab, it's not a homogenous product.
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