Exosomes vs Stem Cells and LIFE-CHANGING Advice with Harvard Physician Dr. Edward Park
Dave Asprey
Nov 21, 2024
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Recognize 'junk' in medicine as scientific ignorance
In medicine, whenever something is labeled as 'junk,' like junk DNA or exosomes (initially called cell poop), it's a sign of scientific ignorance, as the body doesn't create useless things.
Choose anti-inflammatory exosomes over PRP for knee injury recovery
For knee injuries, it's better to skip the inflammatory Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and go straight to anti-inflammatory exosomes for more predictable healing.
Avoid energy therapies post-exosome injections to prevent inflammation
After receiving exosome injections, avoid adjuvant energy therapies like ultrasound or light, as they can cause inflammation and reset the healing process back to day zero.
Ensure a healthy immune system for effective exosome treatments
Exosome treatments are less effective in people with suppressed immune systems from conditions like Lyme disease or mold toxicity, as a healthy immune response is required for the healing process.
Administer nasal exosomes to enhance brain function
Administering exosomes through the nasal mucosa can upgrade brain function, improving sleep quality, learning ability, and emotional resilience by increasing cognitive reserve.
Utilize microRNAs in exosomes for nerve regeneration
Exosomes contain specific microRNAs, such as M133B that helps neurons sprout and 34A that promotes remyelination, providing a scientific basis for nerve regeneration.
Bank stem cells early for future regenerative health
The best strategy for future regenerative medicine is to bank your own stem cells in your early 20s to have a repository of your original, unmutated 'software'.
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