5 Myths About Stem Cell Therapies for Chronic Pain

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5 Myths About Stem Cell Therapies for Chronic Pain - What options do we prefer?

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Ross Hauser, MD explains what he sees in his practice, Caring Medical, with regard to patients seeking stem cell therapy for joint pain. Often, we are asked about the single-shot stem cell therapies, including those using amniotic cells. Simply put, if the underlying joint instability is not addressed, most stem cell therapies are just not all that effective for long-term pain relief. Plus, many of the latest types advertised are a few thousand for a single injection of dead cells. If you want to know if you are a good candidate for stem cell therapy and get an opinion on the various types of stem cell options that are best for your case, we would be happy to help. Our clinic treat patients who travel to our center from all around the world. Please reach out to us directly to discuss your case privately.
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@johnsack6819 3 жыл бұрын

I wish we had more doctors like dr hauser. He is a goldmine of knowledge

@MiguelRamirez-ie4yu 5 жыл бұрын

I wish I can find a doctro like this honestly because no one I think can help like him just need freaking money

@zohebpasha96 5 жыл бұрын

Yes I have recently had IV stem cells and Local Joint injections, I believe the next step is to come see you guys. My wife and I are hopefully coming in June next year from australia :)

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Zoheb, that's wonderful! We would be honored to have you come here. Whenever you want to talk with us more about your case and have our clinical team review your case and discuss possible treatment schedules, we would be happy to do that. You can email us directly at info@caringmedical.com. For now, we wish you all the best.

@totallyraw1313 5 жыл бұрын

Zoheb, travelling from Australia is ridiculous! Why don't you visit Dr Julien Freitag at the Melbourne Stem Cell Centre and have high dose stem cell therapy? Far superior to the stem cell treatment you will get in the US.

@veronicareynolds372 2 жыл бұрын

How are you doing now?

@Truth1000. 5 ай бұрын

@@totallyraw1313for example. I pay $5000 for 100 mill stemcells. Top notch

@redtroika8264 6 жыл бұрын

Great Video. Ross, you make sense. Common sense. Comprehensive is the way to go. Live cells are the way to go!.

@corneliusteslaru9450 4 жыл бұрын

I thought the greatest problem with the undifferentiated embryonic stem cells (otherwise why not just use the bone marrow instead?) that he called "from placenta", is that those are not even supposed to be able to treat anything at all, rather than the forces applied on the joint. Such cells can be used merely for study only, NEVER fro treatment- they are simply too "naive" to be able to differentiate into the needed matrix of cells bypassing at least 1 differentiating step or even more. I would assume he just unintentionally dropped a wrong term.

@Fish-please 4 жыл бұрын

Reality Sucks! Thanks for the heads up .

@dandiki 3 жыл бұрын

For example if Flat feet is causing disblance thus leading in Chondrmalatia patella, then if you get treatment(PRP,stem cells) and healing is there, you still can cure flat feet and it will repeat it self(problem)!

@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde 3 жыл бұрын

Nice glasses 🤓

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😁

@KevinParnella 5 жыл бұрын

Great candid and informative video. What is the likelihood of stem cells recovering a knee from a torn meniscus? How many shots and what would you say would be a reasonable cost estimate? Thanks!

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Kevin, Thank you for your kind words. We have had much success in helping patients with a torn meniscus and have published a lot of information and research on these cases on our site: CaringMedical.com. We utilize a lot of PRP Prolotherapy in these cases, though stem cell Prolotherapy may be used- depends on the case. The issue is that it is not only the meniscus that is the issue. Typically, it is just the meniscus that shows on MRI so it is what gets attention from surgeons because they may try to remove it. However, in order to tear the meniscus, there is ligament damage present that either allowed the meniscus to tear or happened at the same time (depending if it was a trauma, occurred over time, etc..). This is why correcting the joint instability is such a huge concern for these cases and the need for more comprehensive care than one-shot of stem cells inside the joint. Our clinic specializes in patients who are trying to stay out of surgery now and in the future. Most of the time in our office patients do great with 4-6 treatments of H3 Prolotherapy (solution varies depending on the individual's severity as well as his/her functional goals). We'd be happy to talk with your more about your case- feel free to reach out to us directly through the site where there is more research and cost info or directly at info@caringmedical.com. Take care for now.

@LooseJointhiphopdance 6 ай бұрын

Thank you doctor for this information. I’m 54 and had hip resurfacing surgery on my left hip due to severe degenerative arthritis. I’ve healed well and went back to my profession which is teaching dance and practicing martial arts. My right hip has mild arthritis and because I’ve been compensating on my right side since before I got surgery on my left hip has left my right hip tight and often inflamed when I teach a lot or train a lot. Would comprehensive stem cell treatment help me?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 6 ай бұрын

Prolotherapy could be a great treatment option for you! The thing with degeneration is that it happens over time, your mild arthritis will only continue to get worse unless something is done about it - aka regeneration!

@Rainy_Day12234 3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you need three treatments over a year, then more treatments a few years later...on going process.

@JD-dh3yn 5 жыл бұрын

You should offer your services in New York City!! What stem cell therapist do you recommend around here?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi RA Amercianborn, Thanks for reaching out. We would love to see you in either of our clinics. The treatment is a specialty and not all providers utilize a comprehensive technique, treat all body areas (such as the spine) or take on complicated cases. We treat many complex cases, especially those who did not resolve the condition with their local doctors. That is why we have patients who travel to our locations from NYC and throughout the US and internationally. We'd be happy to talk about your case privately and see if you sound like a good candidate for our treatments. Wish you all the best!

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

@@JD-dh3yn sounds good! info@caringmedical.com or through our CaringMedical.com site. Look forward to helping you!

@aubrey1008 6 жыл бұрын

Can you show a before and after x-ray with a patient you treated that demonstrates cartilage growth? I have searched the internet and there is not one example. This makes me skeptical of the whole thing. Now some doctors do not use a patients own stem cells but charge $2000 a shot in Colorado Springs. They talk about saving time, costs, and adverse medical effects on a patient.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Fred, Yes, you can see examples in the Journal of Prolotherapy. Here is one study, and there are others online. journalofprolotherapy.com/standard-clinical-x-ray-studies-document-cartilage-regeneration-in-five-degenerated-knees-after-prolotherapy/

@BT-km7nl 4 жыл бұрын

so it seems there is a conflict of interest in this publication. so i am not surprised it didn’t end up in a reputable place, like lancet but in a magazine that is owned by the very party which endorses the technique. in other words, your link looks like a complete trash as it is unverifiable.

@Truth1000. 5 ай бұрын

Fantastic. Thx for sharing

@nonda74 3 жыл бұрын

Any stem cell treatments in Australia you know of? I’m in Sydney .

@anthonyyeboah6358 5 жыл бұрын

Is there a porotheraph treatment clinic in Ghana? I'm suffering from pain in my bottom and legs. Tony

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Anthony, Thank you for reaching out. Sorry, but we do not have a clinic in Ghana. We treat patients who travel from all around the world. If coming to the US is an option for you, we would be happy to discuss your case in more detail to see how we can help. Otherwise, you may want to try to Google Prolotherapy clinics to see if you get more local results. Wish you all the best.

@arthurlisi9296 2 жыл бұрын

I suffer from trigeminal neuropathy.. the nerves in my face are inflamed and damaged.. how could stem cell therapy help this condition

@rogerh2390 4 жыл бұрын

I have a hard time trusting a dr who wears little kid glasses

@lekatwa2149 5 жыл бұрын

I just got a shot of Hyaluronic Acid in my 2 knees two weeks ago, the pain is 85% gone, Am a OA Patient for just 6 months, My question is : CAN I STILL GET A SHOT OF PRP now ? so that the healing process(Cartilage regeneration) may continue. What is ur advise

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Le katwa, We would be happy to review your case in more detail and see you in one of our clinics to help your knee. Glad that you are having a good response to the hyaluronic acid. That is a temporary treatment where our technique is to target the structures that allow OA to develop in the first place and treat those, as well as inside the joint. If you would like to reach out to our team and discuss your case privately, you can contact us through our website or email info@caringmedical.com, or call us at 708-393-8272. Wish you all the best!

@eric204 5 жыл бұрын

Dr. Hauser, what is the definition of healing from a prolotherapist's perspective? Is it based on image findings i.e. MRI showing regrowth of cartilage, ligament, tendon? Is it based on clinical, i.e. patient can lift weights or run pain free, or both? What types of prolotherapy gives the best outcomes? Thank you

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Eric, Very good question. Generally, the patient is considered "cured" when their functional goals are met (being able to do activities, work, sports, etc that they couldn't do before due to pain) and there is evidence of joint stabilization. This could be upon ultrasound or x-ray and/or physical exam. In our experience and research, patients who receive a more comprehensive form of Prolotherapy have the best results. This could be utilizing various solutions (dextrose, fatty acids, minerals, stem cells, PRP, etc.) but the injection technique is what makes the treatment comprehensive. This means not just an intra-articular injection, but all around the area. Many people receive minimal injections for Prolotherapy and it does not get them where they want to be. Typically means a more comprehensive technique needs to be done that includes treating a wider area. Hope that helps. If you have specific questions about your case and want to discuss privately with our team, please email us directly through our website or info@caringmedical.com. Wish you all the best.

@stevethorne4978 5 жыл бұрын

What are you basing the non live stem cell theory on? Have you seen viability studies from some of the bio clinics?

@johnscott7386 5 жыл бұрын

What about facet joint degeneration do you heal it?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi john, Yes, we treat facet joints with Prolotherapy. Joint/spine degeneration needs regeneration - therefore, Prolotherapy is the treatment of choice because it is a regenerative injection therapy.

@crushbugscrushbugs4781 3 жыл бұрын

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy Aren't Stem cells better? Also does it treats, it doesn't heal?

@johnnyrodriguez276 3 жыл бұрын

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy HI I have been diagnosed mri last August 3 2.5 mm herniated discs and two facet diseases can you help me 😢???out there is lots of people saying not to get surgery it'll get me worse or bring complications what can be done about this please help im young 29 I think it was this accident plus heavy lifting at work I'm in pain please help me what can I do chiropractors just draining my wallet and not really helping I need a quick fix is this fixable?? I can't do anything boss please help 🙏

@giovannisanchez1519 3 жыл бұрын

Okay I need to know this so you're telling me that I could get an amniotic stem cell shot in my knee and six weeks later I need to get another amniotic stem cell shut my knee my doctor from Houston Texas told me I can only get one amniotic stem cell therapy shot in the knee once a year for bone on bone arthritis is this true or not I really need to know because I just got one October the 8th 2020 and this is my third shot

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Giovanni, We do not do amniotic stem cell injections here, so we cannot speak to the timing of the injections. Our protocols involve a more comprehensive injection technique and always use a person's own fresh cells.

@cherrymilk5590 4 жыл бұрын

Does stem cell therapy help with older, pre-pubescent injuries after puberty?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 4 жыл бұрын

Hi Joanna, Yes, we often help patients who had old injuries from childhood that never fully healed or they "got by" but as they aged, the joint became arthritic faster or became their "bad knee" or whatever joint it was. Chronic ankle sprains is another common one as many people sprained their ankles as kids but then it became a chronic pain issue as they got older. In any case, we would need to review the person's individual case to know if they would be a candidate for Prolotherapy and if that would include needing stem cells or what type of solution is recommended.

@bhupendrasingharora6183 3 жыл бұрын

Sir can chronic headaches can be treated with stem cell therapy.

@Rapunzel808 Жыл бұрын

Cervical prolotherapy. Dr Hauser different technique than anyone else different training. Florida. Caring medical.

@durgaprasad0555 3 жыл бұрын

Hi big brother ! I'm suffering from Fibromyalgia for the last 2 years. I tried many medicines but nothing works on me. Should I go for Stem cell therapy or bone marrow cell transplant ? Can you please help me ? Reply

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Durga Prasad Sao, Thank you for sharing and we're hopeful that you will soon find a treatment that will help ease your suffering from fibromyalgia. Glad you are looking into various options. We cannot comment specifically on what type of treatment someone should do, but we do suggest that you seek a consultation and examination from a doctor or maybe multiple doctors to see how they would approach you case after they have had the opportunity to do a proper examination and assess why they believe you are experiencing chronic pain. In our office, we take a look at structural causes and specialize in Prolotherapy treatments, sometimes using stem cells from a person's own body. Each case presents unique challenges and we tailor the recommended treatments based on a thorough review of their symptoms and medical history, motion testing of the various joints and other physical examination tests, lifestyle, and their personal health and fitness goals. Hope that you can find a medical team near you that will take a comprehensive look at your case. If you feel that you want our team to potentially see you in our center, you can feel free to reach out to us directly. All the best in health!

@durgaprasad0555 3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much sir for wishing me to have well treatment and taking time to reply me . Actually I'm from India 🇮🇳 and I couldn't find any expert doctor for my treatment..they all have tried their best but nothing worked on me yet. I just want a good life so that I can help my mother .

@tukitaki6936 2 жыл бұрын

@@durgaprasad0555 Hi, how are you now? Even I wonder if prolotherapy is so effective and popular out there why is it so less talked about here in India!?? It's like a complete alien treatment where people think u r talking some crazy rocket science and it never existed. I have tried to get in touch with so many doctors to treat me but they are clue less. I have cervical spine instability. Doctors here only know surgery.!!! Which world are we living in!!!!

@stevestone1138 5 жыл бұрын

I’ve had three surgeries on my left knee, one micro-fracture, one scope and a patellar realignment, and have a lot of scar tissue and some degeneration of cartilage in the joint and behind my knee cap. Could stem cells or PRP help relieve some of this pain from having so much scar tissue?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Steve Stone, thank you for your question and so sorry that you've gone through multiple surgeries and still have pain. Generally, it indicates that the surgeries made the area weaker (more unstable) and never addressed the underlying instability. So, it is not just about a single shot of PRP/stem cells into the joint, but a whole joint (comprehensive) approach. As well as there are certain injection techniques that specifically help to calm down painful scar tissue to eliminate pain being generated from that source as well. We would love to help you. If you want to email us directly about your case, we will get you in as soon as possible with one of our specialists to resolve the degenerative issues happening with your knee: info@caringmedical.com or through our CaringMedical.com site. Take care for now.

@gmun2248 5 жыл бұрын

Steve Stone Check out serrapeptase for scar tissue. It's a biological enzyme that breaks down fibrous tissues in the body. I wrecked my shoulder and had bad nerve pain, both from damage and from scar tissue visibly 'squashing' nerve roots on dynamic ultrasound. Nerves heal slowly, and I also have a lot of PT, but after a year on serrapeptase, I noticed significant differences in nerve pain, and after ~18 months, I was getting close to normal range of movement - which I have now. Not bad for an injury a PT described as: "if you didn't have skin you'd have pulled your arm off." I use 'Dr's Best 120,000 units' available on amazon, 5 caps/ day. Serragold is the other top reputable brand. There's a decent amount of research going on with it, available online. Some good research showing it breaks down biofilms that some bacteria form to 'live' in, that can let them 'hide' from antibiotic treatment. I also have Lyme disease, so for me it tackled multiple complex issues - as *part* of different regimes. It's not very expensive to try it, compared to many other things, and I don't believe it interferes with anything else (although altho ways check).

@giovannisanchez1519 3 жыл бұрын

Try and get amniotic stem cell therapy it's better than PRP you can get it for $2,000 a shot from Dr Robert l Burke orthopedic doctor in Houston Texas

@JZGreengo 3 жыл бұрын

Approves prolothery but not stem cell therapy, both aren’t approved by the FDA

@ericman3234 3 жыл бұрын

If you do stem cell therapy right, is it 100 or at least 99% likely that it's gonna work? (I am talking about complete front acl tear).

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi eric man, Thanks for your question. There are no guarantees in any type of medicine, no matter which type of procedure, technique, surgery, drug, etc. The research and our clinical experience both have been overwhelmingly positive for ligament tissue repair in general. However, full/complete tears are not usually a stem cell therapy case as an injection cannot suture two completely loose ends back together- that would only be done with surgery. With that, often people would find Prolotherapy helpful after surgery because any force strong enough to completely tear a ligament likely did damage to the surrounding structures which could be tested through dynamic ultrasound and physical exam and then a treatment developed from there. Wishing you a happy and healthy 2021!

@ericman3234 3 жыл бұрын

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy You are awesome. Thank you so much. I really am incredibly thankful for the help! Have a great 2021😊

@NEK107 3 жыл бұрын

How many treatments do u need to make this work ?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Nour Kurdi, In our experience, Prolotherapy with or without stem cells, is a treatment series of approximately 3-6 sessions. Some people do feel improvement in pain and function with only 1-2 sessions, and others may need more than 6, if their case is more severe or healing is compromised or delayed for a variety of reasons. This is something the doctor who is treating them should be able to advise upon a physical evaluation and review of their medical history.

@giovannisanchez1519 3 жыл бұрын

Sorry you saying with amniotic stem cell therapy you have to get multiple shots to improve and with umbilical cord PRP and other stem cell therapy improvement would be better than if you receive multiple shots of amniotic stem cell therapy

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Giovanni, Thanks for the question. No, we're not making any claims about amniotic vs umbilical. We're talking about the number of injections given per treatment, as our clinic is known for a comprehensive injection technique that uses multiple injections at each treatment. We are addressing both inside and outside the joint, versus most "one-shot" stem cell procedures are just injecting a bunch of cells inside the joint. That is the primary difference between traditional H3 or Hackett-Hemwall Prolotherapy with autologous PRP and/or stem cells, and a single shot of rehydrated cells. If it helps to see a demonstration of an ankle treatment using multiple injections, here is a link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ip6TiZyYvZ66ZKs.html

@DulcieBlumstein249 3 жыл бұрын

It help with sciatica problem?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Dulcie Montalban, Thanks for the question. Yes, we use Prolotherapy in our clinic with and without stem cells to help sciatica.

@joebruhin2098 Жыл бұрын

Hello, good common sense...I have been seriously thinking about Regenexx stem cells for my knees, how is your treatment different?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy Жыл бұрын

Hi Joe - we have a lot of great resources on our website about our treatment and Stem Cell Therapy here at Caring Medical. www.caringmedical.com/stem-cell-therapy/ If you find that you have other questions or would like to schedule a consult, you can contact our office at 239-308-4701 or email info@caringmedical.com

@Truth1000. 5 ай бұрын

Regenexx is overpriced in my opinion. I go anywhere else first.

@joebruhin2098 5 ай бұрын

Have you tried regenexx...sure they are overpriced, who isn't?@@Truth1000.

@johnscott7386 4 жыл бұрын

To get stem cell therapy do you have to pay for stem cell therapy plus prolotherapy or can you just get stem cell

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 4 жыл бұрын

Hi John, Hope all is well. Good question. Yes, we utilize stem cell therapy in combination with dextrose Prolotherapy. So, the stem cell or prp price is for the extraction/processing of the cells, which is then added to the base Prolotherapy costs. We have all of these price estimates on our Prolotherapy cost page as well. Feel free to check it out: www.caringmedical.com/for-patients/pricing-and-payment-policies/

@leonmaliniak 5 жыл бұрын

He is not saying that stem cells do not work, he is saying, over and over, that only ONE stem cell injection will not do the trick...and of course, this makes sense. Secondly, he is talking about comprehensive supportive total knee stability treatment...which also makes sense, but what does that consist of, what kind of exercises ? As an amateur alternative science medical researcher, I have the perspective that GOD gave us an incredible machine whose design has the capacity for unlimited self repair and maintenance. The hardware and the software to repair or replace any broken, defective or diseased parts is still all there but the program becomes dormant after it has been accessed and produced whatever body part or function it was designed to produce. Throughout the entire animal kingdom we see examples of different creatures being able to repair and replace certain broken or defective parts while other creatures do it for other parts. We all have different active and dormant DNA programs. Humans can repair broken bones while some other creatures do not. Some creatures can replace lost limbs while others cannot. Sharks can grow endless quantities of teeth while we are only " programmed " for two etc. Two sets of teeth should have been enough for a lifetime....but for those of us who waste this gift and lose our teeth, we should be able to turn the tooth making program back ON to grow another set. Our challenge for the future of medicine and good health is to stop using toxic drugs which only treat SYMPTOMS and interfere with some of the very elements of the GOD given IMMUNE SYSTEM which we were given to protect us. We should investigate instead how to identify, decipher and activate the DNA programs which control all of our body construction and management so that we can get these programs to turn on and replace damaged, diseased or broken parts...according to the original master program and not depend on hit and miss science Current " hit and miss " stem cell therapy involving " injecting " stem cells at a site and hoping it figures out what to do by itself is not real science although it is an interim and interesting process for now...but we should not be satisfied. The higher order of DNA manipulation, and the accessing and turning on of controlling gene sequences would correctly activate the STEM CELL factories to do what they do on a more accurate and controlled way and without the need to artificially inject stem cells randomly at some damage site. THIS EXCITING FUTURE IS ALL JUST OVER THE HORIZON...HOPE I GET TO SEE IT AND BENEFIT FROM IT

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Leon, Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and findings on stem cells and the research you've found. Sincerely appreciate your uplifting comments and positive outlook! We agree, the future is exciting and certainly hope that you see the benefit from it as well. May God continue to bless you.

@dianerose7631 6 жыл бұрын

So prp might be better than stem cells?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 6 жыл бұрын

Hi laura b, in some instances, that is correct. There are many types of Prolotherapy solutions. Ideally, a person should be evaluated by a specialist who provides all of them regularly, instead of just one kind, because they have a better idea of what a patient is the best candidate for. Thanks for the question.

@Jab_hutt 3 жыл бұрын

Basically, you are paying not enough, pay more.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jab Hutt, Not exactly sure what you mean. But there can be major cost differences in stem cell therapies just like any other medical treatment. In general, our costs are lower than many other offices, especially for autologous solutions.

@ShlokaSinghRajput 3 жыл бұрын

Is stem cells is successful in autism?.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Ranjeet, Thanks for the question. We cannot comment on that specifically, as we do not work with autism in that regard. Our specialty here is using regenerative treatments for chronic degenerative joint conditions, like osteoarthritis. We hope you're able to find the help you're looking for elsewhere.

@Dumah2007 3 жыл бұрын

i can't take him seriously/ not laugh with those glasses

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Atef turki, Dr. Hauser definitely has a unique sense of style. His patients, staff, and colleagues appreciate he doesn't try to look like a typical "white coat" doctor and tries to liven things up a bit, especially working in the field of debilitating chronic pain. But we acknowledge it's not everyone's cup of tea.

@eliort404 5 жыл бұрын

Why dont they all speak the truth about it to the patients??? Its fucking cynical. Should been forbidden. Feel so angry now..

@nahbrag8925 5 жыл бұрын

Sorry mate glasses like those invalidate all your knowledge, PhD or not

@totallyraw1313 5 жыл бұрын

I think Dr Hauser is an MD, not a PhD. Very hard to take him seriously with those glasses and yellow sweater! Looks straight out of Revenge of the Nerds lol.