Get The MOST Out of Stem Cells By Stacking Ozone, Peptides, Exosomes, Lasers & More With Dr. Joy Kong

Ben Greenfield

Nov 28, 2024

Episode description

In this episode with Dr. Joy Kong, you'll get to explore groundbreaking advancements in stem cell therapy and anti-aging medicine. From her remarkable career transition from psychiatry to pioneering regenerative treatments to life-changing success stories of recovery and resilience, this conversation unveils the incredible potential of stem cells. You'll also dive into the science behind using peptides like BPC-157 and TB-500 to enhance recovery, explore cutting-edge approaches to treating conditions such as lupus, MS, and arthritis, gain insights into the future of medicine, and much more!

Dr. Kong's transition from psychiatry to stem cell research and therapy, driven by a deep passion for enhancing health and well-being...02:35
Traditional psychiatry's focus on symptom management rather than root causes...05:53
Ozone therapy benefits in stem cell treatments, including its super-oxygenated properties and role in enhancing the body's reparative mechanisms...10:55
Eddie shares his transformational journey from being unable to walk due to an injury to regaining his mobility through stem cell treatment..13:30
Experiences treating conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and multiple sclerosis with stem cells...20:23
Side effects of stem cell therapy, not only for health conditions but also for appearance and overall well-being...23:51
Benefits of peptides like BPC-157 and TB-500 in conjunction with stem cells...36:53
Role of exosomes in stem cell treatments, their origins, and the synergistic use of lasers to enhance stem cell effectiveness and mobility...40:46
Joy's vision for the future of medicine, emphasizing the shift toward integrative, anti-aging, and functional medicine approaches that consider the body's interconnected systems...48:18
Dr. Kong's low-carbohydrate diet focuses on avoiding blood sugar spikes, plus details about how she balances nutrition with complex carbs and whole grains for better health...52:29
Insights from her memoir, The Tiger of Beijing, which recounts three years of her life, starting from her visa rejection at the Beijing American Embassy to acquiring a scholarship at Clark University...56:32

Full show notes: https://beng

Episode description

Dr. Kong's transition from psychiatry to stem cell research and therapy, driven by a deep passion for enhancing health and well-being...02:35
Traditional psychiatry's focus on symptom management rather than root causes...05:53
Ozone therapy benefits in stem cell treatments, including its super-oxygenated properties and role in enhancing the body's reparative mechanisms...10:55
Eddie shares his transformational journey from being unable to walk due to an injury to regaining his mobility through stem cell treatment..13:30
Experiences treating conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and multiple sclerosis with stem cells...20:23
Side effects of stem cell therapy, not only for health conditions but also for appearance and overall well-being...23:51
Benefits of peptides like BPC-157 and TB-500 in conjunction with stem cells...36:53
Role of exosomes in stem cell treatments, their origins, and the synergistic use of lasers to enhance stem cell effectiveness and mobility...40:46
Joy's vision for the future of medicine, emphasizing the shift toward integrative, anti-aging, and functional medicine approaches that consider the body's interconnected systems...48:18
Dr. Kong's low-carbohydrate diet focuses on avoiding blood sugar spikes, plus details about how she balances nutrition with complex carbs and whole grains for better health...52:29
Insights from her memoir, The Tiger of Beijing, which recounts three years of her life, starting from her visa rejection at the Beijing American Embassy to acquiring a scholarship at Clark University...56:32

Full show notes: https://beng

Mindsip insights from this episode:

Utilize lasers to enhance stem cell mobility and density in injuries

Shining a laser on one part of the body can make stem cells more mobile and increase their density in a distant, injured area by up to 25 times.

#laser

#stem-cell

Switch to oral peptides for convenient health benefits

A company called Level Up Health has developed oral versions of popular peptides like BPC-157 and TB-500, removing the need for injections.

#peptides

#supplement

Leverage body's antibodies to produce natural ozone against pathogens

Your body's own antibodies are capable of producing ozone (O3) as a natural substance to attack pathogens.

#immune-system

#ozone

Utilize systemic stem cell infusion to repair injuries

A systemic IV infusion of stem cells can travel to and repair an old, untreated injury, demonstrating their ability to find and fix problems anywhere in the body.

#regeneration

#stem-cell

Avoid expanded stem cells to prevent immune response

Expanded stem cells, common in overseas clinics, can deteriorate and express donor proteins that trigger an immune response, unlike non-expanded cells.

#stem-cell

Utilize umbilical cord stem cells for superior regenerative benefits

In every measured parameter, from anti-inflammatory action to telomere length, umbilical cord stem cells are superior to stem cells from your own fat or bone marrow.

#regeneration

#stem-cell

Challenge FDA classification of stem cells to ensure accessibility

The FDA is attempting to classify stem cells as drugs, which would require a multi-billion dollar approval process and could make the therapy inaccessible to the public.

#accessibility

#stem-cell

Implement Epitalon protocol to rejuvenate cardiovascular health

Taking the peptide Epitalon for 15 days every six months was shown in a study to make the cardiovascular system nine years younger over a decade.

#anti-aging

#peptides

Utilize stem cells as smart pharmacies for targeted healing

Stem cells are preferable to exosome-only treatments because they act like a 'smart pharmacy,' traveling to injury sites and secreting the specific exosomes needed for that tissue.