Stem-cell therapy

In this podcast, you will hear from Dr. Julian Gershon Jr., the founder and director of the Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Gershon is a triple board certified physician and a pioneer in the fields of anti-aging, regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, and sports medicine.

He will share with you the latest breakthroughs and innovations that can help you improve your health, longevity, and vitality.

He's 55, a successful executive, travels constantly.

It's really a great way to go.

So stem cell therapy, to answer that question, is I'm a huge fan.

I believe regenerative medicine is the forefront.

And I believe that between that and some other techniques that have come down the pipeline, I think that we're going to be able to catch, really, we're going to be able to repair a lot, okay, and give people their life back.

It'll have all, everything listed out, what to eat, what not to eat.

All of that will be in there.

Number two is you want to start thinking about stem cell therapy.

Getting stem cells put into the knee, one of the safest, most effective things that you can do for any kind of joint.

In this podcast, you will hear from Dr. Julian Gershon Jr., the founder and director of the Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Gershon is a triple board certified physician and a pioneer in the fields of anti-aging, regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, and sports medicine.

He will share with you the latest breakthroughs and innovations that can help you improve your health, longevity, and vitality.

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In this podcast, you will hear from Dr. Julian Gershon Jr., the founder and director of the Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Gershon is a triple board certified physician and a pioneer in the fields of anti-aging, regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, and sports medicine.

He will share with you the latest breakthroughs and innovations that can help you improve your health, longevity, and vitality.

Two patients come to you with the same knee pain.

How do you decide whether one needs PRP and another might benefit from stem cells?

Well, the decision on whether we use platelet-rich plasma or stem cell therapy or exosomes for a musculoskeletal injury really depends on several factors.

One, you know, How severe is the injury? How is it long standing? How long has it been there? Is it acute or is it a slowly degenerative process? Osteoarthritis of the knee, hip or shoulder, a rotator cuff tear.

It just depends.

You hold the patents, so I wanna start with the question nobody's asking the guy who makes it.

Of everything being sold as stem cell therapy in the United States right now, what percentage do you think actually contains livable, viable, functional stem cells?

That's a hard question, but I'd probably say in the range of maybe 5%.

That's it?

That's really impressive.

Yeah.

Which states have the strictest guidelines for stem cell therapy, and which are the loosest?

Uh, the loosest, we-- you live in the loosest.

In this podcast, you will hear from Dr. Julian Gershon Jr, the founder and director of the Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Gershon is a triple board-certified physician and a pioneer in the fields of anti-aging, regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, and sports medicine.

He will share with you the latest breakthroughs and innovations that can help you improve your health, longevity, and vitality.

Could you tell us a little bit about the hyperbaric oxygen chamber? Like, what is that exactly, and how often do you do that?

In this podcast, you will hear from Dr. Julian Gershon Jr., the founder and director of the Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Gershon is a triple board certified physician and a pioneer in the fields of anti-aging, regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, and sports medicine.

He will share with you the latest breakthroughs and innovations that can help you improve your health, longevity, and vitality.

Could you tell us a little bit about the hyperbaric oxygen chamber? Like what is that exactly? And how often do you do that?