
#91 - The Truth About Stem Cell Therapy: No, It’s NOT Creepy
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Even though we’ve been doing stem cell transplantation since the 1960s, it’s only in the last 20 years that stem cell therapy has become more understood.
Stem cell therapy is an emerging field, and as a result, there are a lot of misconceptions about it all around the internet.
Today, I’m here to correct some of those misconceptions. I’ll be diving into the usage of ethical stem cell sources in the US, the advantages of young stem cells from (ethically-harvested) umbilical cords, why the US is still a global leader in stem cell research, and more.
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Key Takeaways:
Introduction (00:00)
Why stem cell therapy isn’t creepy (01:20)
Why I love umbilical cord stem cells (06:34)
Why embryonic stem cells are not a good idea (10:23)
Stem cell therapy is inspiring (13:45)
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