Josh Redd

And I think down the road, you're going to get that.

But in reality, all that we're doing, and everyone's a little bit different, but all that we're doing is that we're injecting these stem cells, and they contain a massive amount of growth factors, cytokines, and regenerative cells.

And then that allows your body to kind of go into a healing response to help it improve.

If you're degenerative enough, you know, like if someone has a torn ACL or a torn bicep or whatever that is, like stem cells, I'm not going to... It's not magic.

No, with the stuff that I have available right now, it's not going to fix that, right?

But there's a lot of cases that if I kind of pick them wisely...

they'll improve.

And I kind of know like this is a great case for stem cells or this is not a great case for stem cells.

Right.

And so if your disc was pretty much severely degenerative, you know, that may have been why.

Or you may just need to use different cells to like in America, we can't replicate stem cells over and over and over in a lab.

When we do that, like when Mexico does that or other countries do that, as you replicate them, they're becoming less potent too.

Like if I'm using eighth generation cells, they're not gonna be as effective as the first generation cells.

In America, we have to use the primary first generation cells.

We can't grow them in a lab, you know?

So you might opt to do something like that and try it.

You have a disc replacement or anything?

I did, yeah, I had an artificial disc replacement.

Oh, you're golden.

Yeah, no, it's changed my life.