Anyone tried this expensive yet seemingly awesome option?
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Anyone tried this expensive yet seemingly awesome option?
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Ive known people who have done it. I know a lady who had it done 2 weeks ago in her knee and she said it feels a lot better. It cost her $5,400. No insurance coverage for stem cells.
[QUOTE=Dzone;1345534]Ive known people who have done it. I know a lady who had it done 2 weeks ago in her knee and she said it feels a lot better. It cost her $5,400. No insurance coverage for stem cells.[/
She have it done in the US?
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ive seen some guy here in the states i believe in cali.. selling at home gene / dna mutation kits.. called CASPER or something.. really interesting stuff
on the other note i read an artical the other day from some investment place stating how these type of things are bad for business and how curing anything cuts into profits... im all for stem cell and dna work to heal.
i know someone that had it done in a jacked up shoulder and it didnt do dick for them at all
I know there’s several types, not real schooled down but I believe one way is from fat cells, another from blood and another from bone marrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by guns01
I’m not sure what the difference but I know people who are going to say Germany to have it done are paying like tens of thousands so not sure what the difference is...the fat method they do here in states for animals routinely.
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Back in early 2000. Suzanne Somers did it when she had breast cancer. She did do it here in the US, but the resources she has are not what everyday people have. Good to see it coming around more. Hopefully it will be an option in our future. Stem cells have been used in Oncology for a long time too. I worked in Oncology for several years and remember patients coming in for them.
Joe Rogan raves about how good it did for his shoulder. I would love it but cannot afford it.
they person i know that had it done i believe it was with the blood method. they had to go back for multiple treatments until it was completed. he is an older guy and idk if that had an effect on it but i would imagine it would work a bit better for younger athletes a little better.Quote:
Originally Posted by 6p6
i have seen a number of people getting prt stuff done and claim it prevents surgery as well. they say it is horrible painful when they do it but it is also a viable option
that's the big problem in this country. everything is lorded over by big pharma even more than the insurance companies and the emphasis is on profit and not so much how the patient feels or what is viable for them. i would love to be able to walk in and get something like this that could help rather than some overpriced "maybe this will help" drug or expensive surgery. hopefully someday
I've always been curious about how well it works. Never known anyone that has done it. Sure is crazy expensive though.