Dr. Kong, I've watched numerous videos of clinicians, researchers, experts, and influencers on the topic of health, nutrition, exercise, and sleep. In the area of stem cells, you are a compassionate and extremely knowledgeable clinician. Your superpower is that you are a gifted educator who explains complex topics in an easily understood manner without over hyping or under stating its benefits, risks, and efficacy. Thank you for what you do, and keep up your good work.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
❤️❤️❤️ You just made my day... I am so grateful for your kind words, and good people like you give me the inspiration and motivation to keep bringing helpful information to the public, so that we can learn, grow, and flourish together...🙏❤️
@Phurba666666Ай бұрын
Well said, and I totally agree.
@jeffharoldsen2059Ай бұрын
@@JoyKongMD I'm getting Stem Celsl in 2 joints with PRP and Exosomes and an IV treatment tomorrow! wish I had found you before. You are way closer too!
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
@@jeffharoldsen2059 I hope you do great with your treatment! Keep me posted on your progress. Would love to help you next time you would like to do stem cell treatment. We have a very comprehensive approach at our clinic. This video can give you more details on what we do: Best Place to Get Stem Cell Therapy and Treatment Approaches kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNZ5dq943ryxlo0.htmlsi=2nkpMgyJc-iO09lf
@7x7795 күн бұрын
I agree 👍
@DerekGarner-km4fjАй бұрын
I have watched most of your videos, and discover some new understanding from each one. This one was so informative on a practical level! As a side note, you are living evidence of the efficacy of your stem cell therapy, looking younger and more healthy in this video than any other that I have watched! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, especially in such a down-to-earth, transparent, matter of fact manner. I think both the information that you provide, and the manner in which you deliver it, help to affect our perception of the industry, and will be a huge factor in the normalization/adoption of MSC therapy in the near future. Much respect to you.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Your kind and thoughtful comment is deeply appreciated...❤️ It makes a world of difference that my essence and efforts are appreciated and found helpful, and that they can help bring about more positive changes in the world... And in particular thank you for the kind comment about my youthfulness...🙏 I definitely practice what I preach, and would like to be an example of how we can age gracefully and beautifully...😊❤️
@Kathrine-j3j29 күн бұрын
Good to note that Cellcolabs’ MSCs are based on 25 years of research from Karolinska Institute led by one of the institute’s most cited professors. This means that eg: The data about the cells having two hours shelf life after thawing has been meticulously retrieved and is approved by EMA. (Futhermore, the cells are reconstituted which entails more than just thawing, which is why it’s done in another building.) The cells are checked for surface markers, including HLA expression. They are also checked for genetic modifications. The treatments are conducted in clinical trials, which gives another world of quality assurance compared to treatments that have not been reviewed by a regulatory body. There are several reasons Cellcolabs provides cells to clinical trials in the Bahamas in addition to clinical trials in Europe, one of them being that it is legal in the Bahamas to pay for clinical trial participation, enabling long term preventative trials that pharma are very hesitant to sponsor, and driving down the prices when the volume increases. I think we should all help each other to further the field even though I understand that critique comes naturally as there are many unserious practices out there that we should be very sceptical towards.
@JoyKongMD28 күн бұрын
I appreciate your comment and the info you provided. I would like to know what kind of processing the cells received during the thawing process. I understand the clinical study aspect. However, just because something is under clinical study, it doesn't mean the quality is more assured. Many people can set up a clinical study without having to prove the quality of the cells, and I have seen this happen a lot. What is the regulatory body that approved this clinical study and what kind of quality control do they require? And yes, we should all help each other, to do the right things and do the best we can to advance the field of stem cell therapy to help more people heal. ❤️
@ngana8755Ай бұрын
Dr. Kong, I watched my first video of you a few days after I watched Bryan Johnson's video, and I am GREATFUL. I watched your great description of the benefits of umbilical stem cells.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you for your kind words. So glad my comments help put some perspective into this exciting new arena of modern medicine... I will continue to share the new knowledge and insight I gain as new studies and breakthrough come out...❤️
@GmanproductionАй бұрын
Great work Dr Kong! You are a great educator! With a caring heart.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you so very much...🙏❤️
@alfredmarquez11906 күн бұрын
Really enjoy listening to your info. I first heard about this maybe 6 months ago. Found it quite intriguing and your simplification is so enlightening. Just like when you buy a new car all of a sudden you start seeing this car everywhere. That's kind of what I'm noticing with stem cell and came across Tony Robbins book that I think you referred to. Collaboration is critical and realize that there's so much information coming out and little by little everything will be sorted out. Thank you for sharing your perspective and educating all of us.
@JoyKongMD6 күн бұрын
You are so welcome and thank you for your kind words. We are all students in this together. I share what I have learned. The goal is to relieve suffering and elevate vitality and happiness :)
@convexset6 күн бұрын
Very interesting... Maybe Bryan should come to you for the next stages of his stem cell regimen.
@JoyKongMD6 күн бұрын
We welcome anyone who would like to experience the unique comprehensive approach we have at the clinic, from the type of cells we choose, to the adjunct modalities we utilize...:)
@convexset6 күн бұрын
Seems there are many more important aspects to consider than were talked about in Bryan Johnson’s video. On my end, I’ll be waiting for the treatment to be available and then mature more in Singapore before going for it. Regular slow injury rehab for me for now. He’s doing an anti-aging symposium in Singapore next month, but I’ll probably not be going. On the other hand, if you come by and do a stem cell therapy workshop, I’ll be a lot more likely to go listen.
@JoyKongMD6 күн бұрын
@@convexset There are important benefits to capture to help the body heal. I will be speaking in Vietnam and Indonesia at the end of October and beginning of November.
@northshoreplaidАй бұрын
Love your channel Dr. Joy...Thank you for all the info!!! I'll keep watching...
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
That's wonderful to hear. Feel free to drop comments and share your thoughts!:)
@Peetie_WheatstrawАй бұрын
Hi Dr. Kong, I had watched that Bryan Johnson video a few days ago and thought of you as I was watching it. Thanks for this video and the information provided.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
I am so glad you found it helpful. So many people are quite confused by all the different types of stem cell therapy, the rhetoric that it is not legal in the U.S., that one needs large numbers of cells to achieve benefits, etc... I wanted to clear myths and give people information that will guide them to the best type of therapy to improve their health:) Thank you for your support.
@mikeroth3059Ай бұрын
Amazing video! Great information on so many topics. Makes me feel very confident in your work. When I am ready to get stem cells, I will be coming to your clinic!
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you for your kind words and vote of confidence. I appreciate it more than you know...❤️ I look forward to meeting you at my clinic in Los Angeles one day...
@shanebaird5434 күн бұрын
He spends all that money with aches and pains. I did and still do a lot of sports at 47. I have no aches and pains because I eat beef, butter, eggs, salt and water.
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
Glad you are taking great care of your health. Age should not mean aches and pains for sure!
@shanebaird5433 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD I honestly recover better at 47 than I did at 27. Keep up the great work! People will follow this guy like he is onto something. Let’s not take health advice from people that are failing!
@shanebaird5433 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD just so people know the intensity that I train at I will just say I strength train 4 to 6 days a week, I jump rope or jog three days a week and I surf short boards at an elite level 2 days a week. I had muscle tears in my shoulder and abdomen that wouldn’t heal for over 5 years. I then went full carnivore and was pain free in 4 days. When I started I could barely do 10 pushups and just hanging on a pull up bar caused intense shoulder pain. I did 54 push ups and 10 pull ups with zero pain the other day. If you are not healing relatively quickly your first step should be to check your diet. The human body will heal very fast if given proper nutrition. Mostly keto/carnivore works the best for most people. I fell for the plant based lies. My body fell apart eating whole food plant based.
@EricMerolaFilms21 сағат бұрын
I find it mind blowing that Bryan hasn't been to EmCell yet. It's like an astronaut who hasn't yet visited space.
@chantalpiqueАй бұрын
Dr. Kong, I got your invoice; those therapies on the invoice are for a continued lifetime, as you mentioned. Also, lists of treatments in the invoice, I do not understand medical languages. Would you mind? I need your explanation and definitions of invoice lists in simple English and looking forward to it.❤❤❤
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Please contact our clinic for explanation, and speak with the Doctor Who did your consultation. Thank you.
@theancientsancients1769Ай бұрын
He actually says he lived unhealthy, so it was not from decades of sports. Anything that can help with long COVID? Please do a video! ❤
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Still, with $2 million a year to invest in health and a team of top physicians, such aches and pains should have been taken care of done effectively... Anyhow, I actually presented at a conference regarding autoimmune conditions and long COVID, please watch here: Stem Cell Therapy in autoimmune conditions and long-haul Covid kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fdSGirGdz6ixY30.htmlsi=kGQE6efcZA7392j8
@zazouentertain939617 сағат бұрын
Love your statement: Accumulating years without biological degradation ❤
@JoyKongMD14 сағат бұрын
Thank you very much! That's exactly what we can do these days now!😃
@ironmaidenfitness654Ай бұрын
He should go to your clinic and compare results 💜
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
I have seen patients who have gone to overseas clinics and didn't do well with treatments there (some from highly recommended locations promoted by big names like Joe Rogen, yet got much better results at our clinic... Maybe this video will shed some more light on what we do at the clinic: Best Place to Get Stem Cell Therapy and Treatment Approaches kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNZ5dq943ryxlo0.htmlsi=2nkpMgyJc-iO09lf
@grnddesignАй бұрын
He thinks he’s doing such cutting edge work but he’s not getting good advice. I’m an esthetician and he’s using Cerave for his skincare. Like, really? That’s what he’s being told is cutting edge? Also thank you for this review. I’m one of the people who requested this
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you for your input... So glad you found my review helpful!❤️
@XeniaAidonopoulou3 күн бұрын
I definitely agree that he's not getting the best possible advice...
@antoniocamacho114119 күн бұрын
Many thanks for sharing and teaching!!
@JoyKongMD19 күн бұрын
You are so welcome!❤️
@XeniaAidonopoulou3 күн бұрын
It's really a shame that he doesn't come to you for this therapy... He has all the finances needed and everything!! I am pretty sure that he would have spent less with you than he did with them as well! Thank you, as always, for all the info so freely given... ❤
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
You are so welcome. Thank you for your comment ❤️
@lilixu919525 күн бұрын
Thank you for the detailed information. But where are cells coming from?
@JoyKongMD25 күн бұрын
You are welcome! I don't know where the cells he used came from, but I can tell you where the cells came from that I use in our clinic. Please watch this video for full details: Where Do You Get the Stem Cells? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oMyqa9Sf18eqhH0.html
@henrynovell8752Ай бұрын
Nice contrasting debrief Dr Kong. Looking forward to my next treatment of quality MSCs from your lab.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you Henry! We look forward to seeing you soon!:)
@gillianleigh222Ай бұрын
Great video! I need to come in for another treatment soon! 😀❤
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Yes absolutely! Stay young with me!❤️😍
@gillianleigh222Ай бұрын
@@JoyKongMD 😀🥳💃❤️🙌🙏
@sallyhassoun3039Ай бұрын
You are absolutely right ❤ I love your argument
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you!👍😊
@erwinrogers947015 күн бұрын
Bryan Johnson, is amazing👍
@JoyKongMD15 күн бұрын
He is definitely pioneering a path and I appreciate his openness
@erwinrogers947015 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD I agree
@uMoozАй бұрын
Hi Dr. Kong, Thank you for making this video that answer several of my questions on what Bryan is doing. What recommendation can you provide for most effective parkinson treatment? Is it just MSC treatment or combo with PRP, exosome, ozone therapy etc etc? Will the injection be somewhere near the brain to get the most effective outcome? Two other general questions: 1. Doesn't the stem cell from umbilical cord not have "pure" Mesenchymal properties & have to be processed like at those clinics abroad that culture them through a couple of passages to achieve the best "pure MSC stage"? 2. How much does cryo-freezing & then thawing out "lose" in pure-MSC %? Please shine some lights here & thank you so much in advance!
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you for your questions. For brain conditions, we have various modalities in addition to stem cells, such as using mannitol to open up the blood brain barrier, and we also add intranasal exosomes which can get into the brain easily. We also incorporate, ozone therapy, various peptides, and powerful laser light therapy. Maybe this video of mine will explain our approach in a little bit more detail: Best Place to Get Stem Cell Therapy and Treatment Approaches kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNZ5dq943ryxlo0.htmlsi=2nkpMgyJc-iO09lf
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
And I would like to answer your two questions. 1. Extracted cells from the umbilical cord can include a whole range of cells, and cells from the umbilical cord blood is very different from the cells from the umbilical cord tissue. Even cells from the umbilical cord tissue will include cell types other than MSC's. What I use in the clinic is a combination of the beneficial cells in both the cord blood and the cord tissue. Expanding the cells in cultures may not be a good thing for the recipient, and please watch the video I just shared in the previous reply to you. 2. Different stem cell companies will have products with different viability of cells. The freezing and thawing process can be stressful for the cells. However, if done in a highly skilled facility, the viability can be over 95% after thawing, which means that over 95% of cells will still be alive after being thawed. Choosing your source wisely is important.
@mariagargioni3269Ай бұрын
Great vídeo! I been following Bryan Johnson for a long time. I also take the big green in morning and some suplements cause I have a short buget. People have notice the diffrent.He has try to help us for free.But when I read he was going to do that treatment I nearly freak out. I said a message saying it is good to help us but to go so far on his own health.But he had already done it. If I knew this before I would told him to reach out to you. I aways repeat myself but you are a great explaining everything in detail. I have learn so much of stell cell with you also love the other postcast you do with other Doctors. I really hope with you and more people this will drop in price and we can have a life without pain. Love from Spain ♥️
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you so much for all your support and kind words! Yes with time and gradual change in the healthcare landscape the price of stem cell therapy will come down... but if you are able to take advantage of this cutting edge therapy now, doing so is worth it, because there's nothing more precious than our health and well-being...❤️ Good luck with all your other endeavors to enhance your health!👍
@erwinrogers947015 күн бұрын
Great video, Dr. Kong👍
@JoyKongMD15 күн бұрын
Thank you!:)
@erwinrogers947015 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD Absolutely
@Scorpio779023 күн бұрын
2:31 I've been following primarily Bryan Johnsons BluePrint Protocols as well as a Carnivore based diet in hopes of curing my COPD that I've been diagnosed with along with another lung disease and can't wait to implement a stem cell program into my yearly routine as well. What I can't wait to see and I'm sure Bryan will as well, is when the Science community stops Click Baiting everyone and making (makes no sense) comments like why the Doctor here says she doesn't have the same "aches and pains" as Bryan detailing that Bryan is like what 8-9 years younger than her, BUT then she later in the video explains that she has been taking Stem Cell Injections, and even straight into her blood stream since she was 46, now she says she's 53?? I mean it's an overall good view and video Placing Bryan Johnson at the forefront of the conversation really, which is great! And I understand enough about the KZfaq CRAZY Algorithm DEMANDING for Click Bait material and click bait titles. It'll just be nice when everyone comes to understand that first, the man's monthly program called Blueprint does NOT cost us 2 million a year, his TEAM and RESEARCH costs that, the Blueprint costs around $1,500 a month, including groceries, and he's trying to even get that lower. And 2nd, when everyone comes to understand that he's not a liar, he's not doing this as a money-based idea, even though he and his team WILL make some money, as they should, helping to SAVE LITERALLY human lives. LOL I mean, after 2 years of hearing everyone nonsense, and him giving ALL of his research out, and making it an Open Source, you know, the Click baiting, the snarky remarks that make no sense. I mean of course this Doctor's aches and pains aren't as bad as Bryan's, she's been on HIS Stem Cell Therapy, basically, even a better one it sounds like, for 8 more years than he has been on them. lmao I sincerely hope that Dr Kong and Bryan Johnson can help bring the cost of stem cell injections down, AND that she can bring more awareness to the huge benefits of Stem Cell Injections, and I hope that she is in great health, sincerely. I mean her idea of 30 year olds taking part in yearly injections, THAT'S BRILLIANT! I hope everyone has an awesome week. - Bill Cragg #BryanJohnson #Blueprintbryanjohnson #DrJoyKong #StemCells
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
Hi Bill, I appreciate your taking the time to comment and share your thoughts. I definitely understand your defense of Bryan. However, to make it very clear, I merely wanted to provide my perspectives on the stem cell treatment he underwent, so people can have a more accurate understanding of stem cell therapy if they are interested in pursuing it for themselves. There's a lot of misinformation out there and I feel responsible to get the correct information out. Nowhere in my video did I discredit Bryan Johnson or his efforts to bring certain protocols forward to improve his own health or his fellow human beings'. In all fairness, he did emphasize that he spent $2 million on his health yearly, so it's a legitimate question why he still had aches and pains, when great results can be achieved at a fraction of what he spent... it warrants the question of whether his approach need revision or improvement... Again, thank you for watching the video. And good luck to your health. I have seen stem cell therapy doing amazing things for COPD.
@erwinrogers947015 күн бұрын
Thank you, for sharing👍
@JoyKongMD15 күн бұрын
You're welcome. Whatever I know, I share:)
@erwinrogers947015 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD Appreciate that👍
@MixtrisUFOimages21 күн бұрын
You look 20 years younger
@JoyKongMD21 күн бұрын
Aww that's very kind of you. I appreciate that comment!!! I want people to start really feel proud of their age - we accumulate years of experience and wisdom, but don't have to accumulate physical and cellular decline... we are at a juncture that we can really extend our youthful time on earth...❤️
@XeniaAidonopoulou3 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMDI really believe and know this to be true Dr Joy... ❤
@HoangAnhNguyen-cr7toАй бұрын
omg i think you are nearly 50 years old you're young than your age and brilliant skin
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you I really appreciate your kind words!❤️
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
I'm actually 53 :)
@willp9226Ай бұрын
FYI - Bryan Johnson was born August 22, 1977. So, nearly 48 at the making of this video. He doesn't look too bad for his age, but does have a sort of rubbery appearance. As to why he has taken this extreme path? It's likely that his body is genetically weaker. As a side note, Mel Gibson had stem cell therapy too, and he has reported feeling great afterwards especially with 'wear and tear' joint issues. And, his father had stem cell therapy at age 92, and his organs and body were actively failing. He wound up living to age 101. So, stem cell therapy likely works for most people, and will possibly the future of many medical interventions for healing therapies. Imagine healing your body joints, as opposed to joint replacements. Or healing inner ear vestibular problems like Dana White's health issues (Meniere's Disease).
@JoyKongMD5 күн бұрын
Thanks for your comment. There are indeed wide applications for stem cell therapy. If one looks at the mechanisms of how the stem cells work, it is hard to imagine anyone not getting benefits from it...
@user-yo6vy9lx2g4 күн бұрын
I've got royalty in my genealogy, Dr King Kong
@JoyKongMD4 күн бұрын
Haha!👍
@PeterCianci4 күн бұрын
Amen 🙏
@Eric3Frog2 күн бұрын
12:52 how do we calm the inflammation in the dysfunctional joints?
@JoyKongMD2 күн бұрын
Through a healthy lifestyle and powerful therapy like stem cell therapy. Please watch this video of mine that explains my approach for treating osteoarthritis - the chronic inflammation of joints: Stem Cell Therapy for Osteoarthritis kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btF8YL1n2MDJaJs.html
@jason.martin5 күн бұрын
This is great info! thanks for sharing, I first came across this with Dr Adeel Khan, I would love to see the two of you have a discussion on this together.
@JoyKongMD5 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment! I will look up Dr Adeel Khan...:)
@neilmcmanus3727Ай бұрын
excellent presentation Dr. Kong
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you so much, really appreciate your kind words.
@austinbambooinc25074 күн бұрын
2:10, placental stem cells would have been a better choice. In Oriental medicine there are a number of plant, animal, and mineral substances categorized as "reconnecting sinew and bone". Basically, they cause damaged tissue to revert to stem/progenitor cells, that propagate across the injury site before re-differentiating. 26:00, warm and shivering is reacting to an invasion. It may be a bad reaction, or it may be some local pathogen or allergen. 28:00, Can't bend his knees is likely due to swelling of the local tissue before changing it, maybe propagating the new stem cells in the area. With an herbal salve for injuries, I usually apply it during the daytime and leave it open at night to allow differentiation an regular healing.
@the3cl3ctic6 күн бұрын
I watch everything Bryan Johnson puts out. I find his project fascinating. However, his output needs to be checked by knowledgeable people who approach his output with honest curiosity and professional skepticism. I liked your video!
@JoyKongMD6 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment. I do what I can to share what I know. We are all students on that journey...
@timothyhowie617111 күн бұрын
I've destroyed my ankles shoulders and knees a few times and they've all repaired with time and exercise and good nutrition
@JoyKongMD10 күн бұрын
Wonderful! Yes, the body's self-healing capacity is remarkable. Congrats!
@howardcohen68177 күн бұрын
Would you like to comment on my son's sitution from 15-20 years ago? As a youngster he had morbus slattus in both knees and underwent a procedure to extract stem-cells from his marrow and transplant them to his knees (without cultivating them). This took place in Germany and was not particularly successful. Liked your video. Thank you.
@JoyKongMD7 күн бұрын
Really glad you like my videos. Are you referring to Osgood-Schlatter disease? If so, from the mechanisms of the disease and the how stems cells work, I do believe that stem cell therapy could be helpful. However, the type of cells (age, how it's obtained and process, where it is injected, any other comorbid issues, can all affect the results). I hope this knee issue has resolved for your son now?
@howardcohen68177 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD Well, thanks for writing back, Dr. Kong. The condition to which I'm referring (as you corrected - morbus Osgood-Schlatter) was explained to me (in German) as the ridges developed in the knee-cap of an adolescent from the panatella-tendon use tightening over them which causes great pain in the skin of the bone. My son grew out of the condition and became a professional basketballer. The procedure was touted as a new procedure in Haltern, NRW, Germany in 2009. I did ask the doctor if there was a way of cultivating these stem-cells outside of the body to make them more effective, but I'm not sure he understood me (or wanted to).
@JoyKongMD7 күн бұрын
@@howardcohen6817 Glad your son grew out of it. Culturing the cells don't necessarily make them better, actually oftentimes it can promote senescence and lead to reduced efficacy and increased side effects.
@daleval21823 күн бұрын
Dr i have spondylitis pain at 65 , otherwise ok , question can i get calls injected intto L5 S1 or too risky ??
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
In ankylosinng spondylitis, intravenous infusion of stem cells has shown to be beneficial. One may not need to, or even want to, inject into the spine itself.
@moychainik29 күн бұрын
Very interesting presentation, thank you! I know that FDA prohibits replication of stem cells in US, so you are just following their recommendation, but have you seen any real studies (preferably not ordered/financed by Big Pharma) that replication of stem cells is in any way makes them less useful? I used to believe that FDA (and other 3 letter agencies) have our well-being in mind, but that belief has been decimated in the last 4 years.... The problem with this recommendation (or is it an edict?) is that it makes stem cell treatment prohibitively expensive in US. The same procedure that I can do in Mexico (or Columbia) for under 3K, would cost me way north of 30K in US. It may be OK for wealthy folks, but it is out of reach for most Americans.
@JoyKongMD5 күн бұрын
There are A LOT studies supporting the benefits of stem cell therapy. This public lecture I gave only presents a fraction of the evidence. Hope you find it interesting: Clinical Evidence of Stem Cell Therapy in Diverse Diseases kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f8iii7Oqqravfmw.html
@falcon127Күн бұрын
Why not STEM CELLS from the Umbilical cord?
@JoyKongMDКүн бұрын
That is exactly the type I use at our clinic and train other physicians to use. Please watch this video for details: Best Place to Get Stem Cell Therapy and Treatment Approaches kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNZ5dq943ryxlo0.htmlsi=2nkpMgyJc-iO09lf
@shaynadavidovhansonrealtor14 күн бұрын
What is protocol for Parkinson’s patients and have you seen success in this area?
@JoyKongMD14 күн бұрын
Each patient's treatment is individualized and determined upon a detailed consultation. Generally 3 treatments spaced 1-2 months apart would be a realistic protocol. Of course we used a proprietary stem cell formulation with cells derived from the umbilical cord blood, cord tissue and amniotic membrane. Please watch this video which may help shed some light: Best Place to Get Stem Cell Therapy and Treatment Approaches kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNZ5dq943ryxlo0.htmlsi=2nkpMgyJc-iO09lf
@joseaparecidoconceicao7878Ай бұрын
Dr. Kong, I love your videos, they're really clear and informative. I've one question: Is there a risk to deplet prematurely the local stem cells of a specific tissue, like a liver, as exemple, because we are activating them several times with injection of stem cells throw the years?
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
I am so glad you are enjoying my videos. When we inject Stem Cells from a younger source (meaning not from our own body), we are definitely not depleting it, and actually adding to the supply. Elements in these young stem cells also can help with the rejuvenation of our own cells, through their ability to reduce senescence and even repair the DNA... however, when you use your own Stem Cell source, you are definitely depleting your own supply... Please take a look at this video about the three stages for healing in stem cell therapy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/adOEpL1hzM21d4E.html
@user-ej4wn4sb1vАй бұрын
I love your Authentic and transparent approach
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
That means so much to me! Thank you!
@invertageАй бұрын
Wondering how my stell cells are doing with my hardcore longevity program. 2MAD, zero snacking, omnivore Mediterranean-ish diet, low carb. Fast 24 hrs once a week, fast 3 days once a month. Workout 5 or 6 days a week, lots of supplements, prioritize sleep. 59 yrs old.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
You sound very disciplined! 👍 however, even with our best efforts, our stems, our supplies, dwindle, and replacement will make a world difference illustrated by research studies.
@invertageАй бұрын
@JoyKongMD Yes I figured, that's why follow your channel. As I gain knowledge on this subject I can see how to make this an addition to what I do.
@jaylove55553 күн бұрын
I got a feeling there are some missing Bohemian babies in that clinic.
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean...
@edgenovese6 күн бұрын
Bryan spends all of his time trying to extend life. He should spend more time trying to live life. Calculate the thousands of hours he could have been doing something to enrich his life and share his energy and resources helping others. I can't imagine showing up to heaven with nothing more to show than statistics. And then there are ' In and Out burgers" It's a shame he missed that!
@JoyKongMD6 күн бұрын
A very good point👍
@kevinfitzgerald747412 күн бұрын
Im getting stem cells for the nuerological issues caused by etiological causes and hopefully soon.
@JoyKongMD12 күн бұрын
Good luck to your treatment! Keep us posted. What type of cells are you using?
@kevinfitzgerald747412 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD Either my own cells from my own blood or one of my kids who are 25 and 30. I'm 53. They have xozomes too, but I'm looking for longevity. I have consult in 2 days. Any advice please, I'll find out more. Thankyou
@JoyKongMD5 күн бұрын
@@kevinfitzgerald7474 I believe that younger sources like the umbilical cord is superior. Please see this video as a reference: Are All MSCs Created Equal? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldmiotGVrrvacX0.html
@8swerve29 күн бұрын
Does 'expanded' cell = spent? Well used?
@JoyKongMD29 күн бұрын
Expanded means "grown in a culture so they divide and make more copies of themselves, leading to large number of cells as a result..."
@mxcollin955 күн бұрын
I thought there was a break through awhile back where someone figured out away to reprogram skin cells and turn them back into stem cells so there would be no need to get stem cells from other people. Was this not true???
@JoyKongMD5 күн бұрын
Unfortunately, there's still drawbacks to this approach, and there's a risk of teratoma formation. We still haven't mastered this approach yet for safe clinical use.
@mxcollin955 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD thank you for answering my question! 👍
@propheticpig868Ай бұрын
Why didn't he get embilical or embryonic stem cells ??? We all know they are the best. So he got cells from a young adult (20 something?) or a teenager?? Also, doesn't it help enhance the effects of stem cell injections if you do sessions in a hyperbaric chamber immediately after the injections. Like ozone therapy it greatly increases oxygen levels in the body's cells.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Yes, at our clinic, we incorporate multiple modalities to maximize the benefits of stem cells, because our body is so very complex. Hyperbaric oxygen is fantastic, so is ozone therapy. We actually do an ozone treatment right before Stem Cell Treatment for our patients. We also utilize Peptides, different supplements, and also laser light therapy to enhance the benefits.
@atitslan4776Ай бұрын
Dr. Kong. Why not use your own adipose -derived stem cells for less chance of rejection? And if so, what equipment do i need to set up my own lab outside the U.S.? i would like to treat myself though being a few years older than u will my stem cells have limited efficacy?
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
There is a reason I choose to use umbilical cord as a source of stem cells for my patients and myself. Your own stem cells have significantly less efficacy than umbilical cord sourced stem cells. Please watch this lecture of mine to see why, where I presented a lot of scientific evidence. Hope you enjoy. Are All MSCs Created Equal? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldmiotGVrrvacX0.html
@johngatsby14733 күн бұрын
I find it amazing that people who are already rich start businesses in the Bahamas to make more money. When does a person have enough money? Their God is money
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
A lot of good people are good at making money. Making money by generating value in the world can really help transform the world for the better. But to lie and cheat and hurt others in order to make money is the problem. Many wealthy people give back to help people in need (granted some don't) There are good people and not-very-evolved people everywhere, rich or poor.
@Watcherw1Ай бұрын
how effective are stem cells in cancer?
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
There is active research going on using stem cells for treatment of cancer, with promising results. However, there is also some controversy regarding stem cells and cancer, and maybe this video of mine can shed some light: Stem Cells and Cancer kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etiCn6l3nqeypmg.htmlsi=sm02235GqQF7V71x
@Watcherw1Ай бұрын
@@JoyKongMD Thank you doctor. I think they can do good. I was told they cannot carry a retrovirus so I'm not sure but that sounds ok
@user-mu1ex7cj5i15 күн бұрын
This man is a nutcase. Whan you get rich you get bored.
@HoangAnhNguyen-cr7toАй бұрын
Stem cells can cure diseases related to the colon. My grandfather has colorectal cancer
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
A lot of research has shown benefits in many organ systems. This lecture of mine can give a quick overview: Clinical Evidence of Stem Cell Therapy in Diverse Diseases kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f8iii7Oqqravfmw.html
@ivanbaric4017Ай бұрын
Self love, gone too far. Just saying
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
We all need self love for sure, and I encourage everyone to pay great respect to the body they are endowed with and do the best they can to nourish, challenge and care for their body. Antiaging medicine is changing the game of how we age these days...
@joeyrodriguez06Ай бұрын
I have an inquiry, if one is receiving stem cells in the cervical,and lumbar is it recommend not to have numbing agents? Also if one is having IV of stem cells what would be the recommended amount of stem cells that would be optimal? Would you say 20 million IV a good amount of stem cells? Wartons jelly Mesenchymal stem cells
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you for your question. It really depends on what type of cells we are talking about - is it umbilical cord blood cells or umbilical cord tissue cells? Is it using your own Stem Cells? Also, the dosage would depend on a person's bodyweight, age, and health issues. It has to be an individualized approach. We do a comprehensive consultation at our clinic before deciding any recommendations for our patients.
@jamesjonnes15 сағат бұрын
Should be his own stem cells through therapeutic cloning. Someone else's will just be destroyed by his immune system.
@JoyKongMD14 сағат бұрын
That is simply not true, proven by studies for the past decades from all around the world.
@jamesjonnes12 сағат бұрын
@@JoyKongMD I'm not saying that there's no effect. But it's still someone else's DNA inside of yourself.
@daleval21823 күн бұрын
Brian is creating drama with his time frame BS
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
Some of the footage was more for him than for the audience...
@sasidharanc7632Ай бұрын
Glucose is essential for energy production, but it's level abnormal,it's disease. In the same way if you inject more stem cell into human body, is it not a disease?
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
No. Decades of research from around the world has demonstrated tremendous benefits of stem cell therapy. Please watch some of my other videos including public lecturers: Clinical Evidence of Stem Cell Therapy in Diverse Diseases kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f8iii7Oqqravfmw.html Stem Cell Therapy as An Antiaging Tool kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m-BnrbiE367Thas.html
@desmomotodesmomoto203311 сағат бұрын
Where these cells comes from? Human babies?
@JoyKongMD11 сағат бұрын
Please watch: Where Do You Get the Stem Cells? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oMyqa9Sf18eqhH0.html
@saramckee6611Ай бұрын
I think what he's going to in the long run prove is that everything he's been doing is going to backfire unfortunately This is lunacy in my opinion Curious as to how all of this is going to play out😬
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
There are many opinions regarding Bryan Johnson's regimen. He is pioneering a path with the hope of everlasting youth and longevity. There are many different paths, and I believe a sensible approach is important. My antiaging regimen only costs less than $50K a year and time will tell who has a better protocol... I share all that I am doing with my patients:)
@henrydufour9688Ай бұрын
Brian does strenuous exercise 7 days a week. He doesn't give his body any time to repair itself.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Some form of exercise daily is a good thing, but daily strenuous exercise may not be the best approach. We do need to give the body time to recover and repair.
@studentfoevamo12 күн бұрын
I hate to sound repetetive...But the strongest Microscope can not see what is supporting and working with each individuals cells at any given moment. So basically you are flying blind,and it would be prudent on your part to educate people of that. Although you see and have success ... does not mean there are other underlying affects that will surface at some point .... maybe years from now. We are children
@JoyKongMD12 күн бұрын
Please take a look at the thousands of clinical studies from around the world on stem cell therapy for various conditions... At this juncture, this is no longer conjecture and educated guesses, this is supported by vast amount of science and data... It is inspiring indeed.
@gsssprocketКүн бұрын
what BRIAN DOES IS NOT YOUR BUSINESS, YOU DO NOT KNOW HIS PROTOCOL, AND CHOICES M NOR REASONING BEHIND HIS CHOICES!!11 YOU WERENT THERE THROUGH IT ALL!
@JoyKongMD21 сағат бұрын
What he does is not my business definitely -- unless he starts to broadcast it and give people information about stem cell therapy that may not be accurate. I am obligated to help the public sift through the mountain of information about stem cell therapy and know what is real and what is incorrect. Knowledge is indeed is power and my goal is to help people in their pursuit of greater health. Best of luck in your own search for truth.
@ryankowalski3670Ай бұрын
I've had aches and pains since 20's lol and most people I know as well... has this lady ever spoken to an actual human being in her life lol
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
I have treated numerous patients and through the various antiaging modalities, one does not have to suffer through aches and pains, at any age...❤️
@shutterbug2061Ай бұрын
I’m a 63 year old female. No aches and pains here.
@canesugar911Ай бұрын
That's not normal
@ryankowalski3670Ай бұрын
@@canesugar911 got some superhumans in the chat pretending there's no opiod epidemic, and walgreens isn't full of pain relievers. you guys living on planet earth? lol
@canesugar911Ай бұрын
@@ryankowalski3670 the world is not America. being in pain in your 20s is not normal. If you experience this, then there is an underlying issues you need to address. It's not super human for a young body to act an feel like a young body.
@Nelis1324Ай бұрын
I find it odd to get someone else’s stem cells, which has different DNA than yourself. How could that work correctly?
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
I will recommend you watching this video of my mine, addressing this particular concern: Other People’s DNA in My Body? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbObmq6Uuqzdlnk.html
@amyoneelse14 күн бұрын
53 and is working her own system why isn't your skin regenerating itself and aging. The same question applies here. Yet you look like you have ironed out everyone. It's nuts that that you have weighed in here when we can just turn the tables to ask you the same questions And what has brought you here
@JoyKongMD13 күн бұрын
Not sure I understand what you mean. I am a stem cell specialist and antiaging doctor, and trying to help everyone understand the current state of stem cell therapy and antiaging approaches. Feel free to browse my channel as I have a lot of public lectures and videos aiming at education, for both healthcare professionals and the public.
@Sadrul-Amin26 күн бұрын
Bryan has hypothyroidism . This is the reason he has more joints pain than you. According to the study , “ hypothyroidism may lead to musculoskeletal conditions such as epiphyseal dysgenesis, septic necrosis, arthritis, crystal-induced arthritis, erosive osteoarthritis, arthralgias, muscle weakness, myalgias, carpal tunnel syndrome, and highly viscous, “
@JoyKongMD26 күн бұрын
Thanks for that. He did not disclose that he had hypothyroidism in this video, only mentioning that he did a lot of sports which lead to injuries and current aches and pains...
@Sadrul-Amin25 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD he have mansion in his one of youtube video, where he wast taking thyroxine and Dhea and talking about hypothyroidism.
@JoyKongMD5 күн бұрын
I have taken thyroid hormone as well, as an anti-aging optimization regimen. Just because someone is taking T3 or T4 thyroid hormone or a combination, doesn't necessarily mean the person has hypothyroidism.
@Microking4uАй бұрын
His joints hurt from his Vegan diet, all the defense chemicals.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Not necessarily. There are many very healthy vegans in the world...
@clovergraham106716 күн бұрын
I am plant based, extremely active and I don’t have any pains at the age of 66. I have no wrinkles and everyone thinks I am in my 40’s M
@JoyKongMD5 күн бұрын
@@clovergraham1067 That is awesome!👍 Way to go!
@muhammadalieesaa33798 күн бұрын
You don't look 53.
@JoyKongMD8 күн бұрын
Thanks. The face is a reflection of the state of our internal organs. It is about preventing decline from the inside out using stem cell therapy and an integrative approach.
@micaonyx5301Ай бұрын
I feel really sad for this gentleman. He's spending untold thousands of dollars a year on his health and he clearly isn't healthy. His appearance looks plastic, his body looks doughy and pail, and he dyes his hair. Maybe the problem is his diet. Some people can thrive on a vegan diet and based on your genetics a vegan diet can be a health disaster. Im a 63 year old female, ( with very few gray strands)broke my shoulder years ago and I don't have any pain or problems with my joints. Personally I eat a lot of meat. Maybe Mr. Johnson should try eating meat and stop the vegan diet and the 100 plus supplements he takes every day because it's clearly NOT working for him. In my opinion he's a prime example of too much money and not enough common sense. Btw his doctors should be ashamed of themselves for the horrible diet advice they're giving him, because vitamins are meant to supplement your diet and NOT be your primary diet 😞
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you for your thoughts. I fully agree that vitamins should be supplementing what could be missing from food, but not become the diet itself - I have seen that happen with some of the longevity enthusiasts. I am a BIG fan of "common sense." Sometimes in pursuit of an idea we can be derailed by what we regard as superior intellect, forgetting that the Universe may have intelligence way beyond what we small brain (also designed and came up with by the "Universe" or whatever you call it...) can conjure up. Also we need to understand why we are pursuing longevity. I see not infrequently that "ego" becomes the driving force behind the pursuit. Blindly pursuing longevity could take the focus and time away from us developing ourselves as full human beings - not just physical, but also spiritual... Hope we all stay centered and connected to a greater intelligence while trying to optimize our health and live a higher-quality life...❤️
@daleval21823 күн бұрын
He eats vegan all day = oxalate, lectins inflammation imo
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
For some people, they can do great with a vegan diet, but one has been to very vigilant when it comes to getting all the right nutrients.
@typingunknown62433 күн бұрын
U look amazing I would hug u at night 🌙 i wish u would know who's writing u
@chrissteele8800Ай бұрын
Hey Andrew hope ur good. Hey hope ur good Also sometimes I share this, the Bible says that GOD loves us so much that he sent his son JESUS CHRIST to this earth and HE lived a perfect sinless life.And JESUS went to a cross and gave HIS life for us.And rose again in 3 days and who ever will receive JESUS AS THEIR SAVIOR AND ASK HIM TO COME INTO THEIR HEART AND FORGIVE THEIR SINS,HE WILL TAKE YOU TO HEAVEN.
@dinomiles7999Ай бұрын
Junk ! ❤. No research data here ❤. 😢
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
What type of research data are you looking for? Please watch some of my lectures where I present lots of research data: Are All MSCs Created Equal? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldmiotGVrrvacX0.html Stem Cell Therapy as An Antiaging Tool kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m-BnrbiE367Thas.html Clinical Evidence of Stem Cell Therapy in Diverse Diseases kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f8iii7Oqqravfmw.html
@bismaferoze406Ай бұрын
Is it possible to lift up the malar fat pad with stem cells? that has dropped down because of the subscision?
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
There are various ways that skin can be lifted through natural nonsurgical methods. I believe stem cells can help for sure. But this laser treatment can also be helpful: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aqtiZ8mcppa8eGw.htmlsi=EAbpeJiAIGI3c96L However, if one indeed has lost a significant amount of malar fat pad, possibly fat transfer will be a better approach.
@bismaferoze406Ай бұрын
@@JoyKongMD no it’s not fat loss, it’s just that malar fat pad has dropped down and making nasolabial folds. How would it be possible to reposition it? It’s not about skin lifting, it’s about fat pad repositioning
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
@@bismaferoze406 The formation of nasolabial fold is just caused fat the lowering of fat pad. There is thinning of the dermis, loss of collagen and healthy matrix, even the aging of underlying structures. It is important to address al these factors globally instead of just focusing on fat pad... Fotana treatment and stem cell therapy can both help...
@bismaferoze406Ай бұрын
@@JoyKongMD I had microneedling sessions. Facial structure was fine till then, after that I had subscision, and within a week my malar fat pad dropped down and caused nasolabial folds. It definitely happened after the subscision. I’m just 26, so theres no aging but yes my skin got so damaged with microneedling. My main focus right now is to reposition (lift up) the fat pad. I hope I won’t be needing surgery for that
@bismaferoze406Ай бұрын
@@JoyKongMD how can I contact you?
@tomwalker3894 күн бұрын
If Tiger Woods owns this stem cell company, why does he still look like shit.
@JoyKongMD4 күн бұрын
Lol! Does he? Antiaging is more complex than just pumping some stem cells, as much as I love stem cells!!!
@tomwalker3894 күн бұрын
@@JoyKongMD He really doesn't care anymore. Man has given up on life.
@MadinaVadacheАй бұрын
He’s vegan😂😂 because all his joints need real essential amino acids for protein and they’re just fallen apart
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
There is a way to obtain all necessary nutrients including essential amino acids as a vegan, but it does become more challenging. Even omnivores and carnivores can have a lacking in essential amino acids... you will understand why if you watch my podcast interview with Dr David Minkoff and Wade Lightheart (who is a vegan bodybuilder that won international championships): Essential amino acids with Dr Minkoff kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJdleMd8tJrGhHU.htmlsi=B6yOpjj8cCIaEbeE Bodybuilder's biohacking with Wade Lightheart kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pMl-dpijnJPeiGw.htmlsi=64iw-Zv-q1wsmuZY
@mikedrabek97339 күн бұрын
He's spending all that money to look 18 and you look half his age Doc. Maybe he should call you for advice. 😅
@JoyKongMD9 күн бұрын
Haha thank you for that...🙏😃 I appreciate your encouragement ❤️
@mrxatwork3 күн бұрын
Vegan body falls apart again.
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
Vegan diet can be healthy but needs to be planned correctly and with extra attention to certain nutrients and protein intake.
@user-em3np4vr8c3 күн бұрын
What a mug!😂you don't want to be fooling around with this stuff, especially when you don't need it! We are not god, we are meant to get older!🎉
@JoyKongMD3 күн бұрын
We can get older but we don't have to decline rapidly. My goal is to help bring the technology forward so more people can live in health and reduce the suffering that can come with old age - if we can slow the aging decline by 7 years, 1/2 of the world's chronic illness will be gone. This is how powerful it is to slow down the aging decline.
@ianlock1559Ай бұрын
He's got aches and pains and he's wasting 2 mil a year because he's vegan. You need fat, cholesterol, protein and minimum carbohydrate.
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
We do need a range of nutrients, which is why I use a comprehensive approach at our clinic when it comes to stem cell therapy. We need to proper diet, exercise, sleep, various supplements, staying away from toxins and detoxing, etc.
@fegsanchez73448 күн бұрын
Jesus you look 30 crazy!
@JoyKongMD8 күн бұрын
👍 Thanks!
@AyubKhan-el9kkАй бұрын
Good work Dr Joy 👍
@JoyKongMDАй бұрын
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your support!