Dr. Joy Kong Stem Cell Therapy Testimonials - Courtney Gillenwater, MD

Dr. Joy Kong stem cell therapy testimonials - Thank you Courtney Gillenwater, MD www.drcourtneycares.org/ for this interview!
ABOUT DR. JOY KONG:
Joy Kong, M.D. is a UCLA-trained, triple board-certified physician (American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology, American Board of Addiction Medicine, American Board of Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine). Of her many accomplishments, the following are highlights:
Founder/CEO of Uplyft Longevity Center & THEA Center for Regenerative Medicine in Los Angeles, California, where she specializes in stem cell therapy, ketamine therapy, as well as a wide range of therapeutic modalities to enhance overall health and combat diseases in a holistic approach, esp. by enhancing the body’s innate regenerative potentials.
Founder/President of American Academy of Integrative Cell Therapy, where she provides training to physicians on the science, clinical evidence and safe protocols in Stem Cell Therapy.
Board member of American Association of Stem Cell Physicians. Faculty member of Medical Wellness Association (a leading global organization on health and wellness).
Published author in scientific journals in regenerative medicine research.
Developer of unique regenerative medicine products and protocols.
Founder/CEO of Chara Biologics, a company dedicated to providing cutting-edge regenerative medicine products in the US and to the global market.
Dr. Kong was recognized for her contribution to the field of regenerative medicine and awarded the "Top Doctor of the Year in Stem Cell Therapy” and "Empowered Woman of the Year” in 2019, as well as “Stem Cell Doctor of the Decade” in 2021 by the prestigious IAOTP (International Association of Top Professionals).
Dr. Kong’s memoir Tiger of Beijing has garnered tremendous interest, and was named “2020 Book of the Year” from IAOTP and showcased at Time Square.
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You may be wondering: Where do stem cells come from? How to get stem cells? When it comes to types of stem cells - what's the difference between birth tissue stem cells and embryonic stem cells? Are umbilical cord stem cells healthy? What is a tissue transplant?
Dr. Joy Kong stem cell therapy - it is not only about stem cells, but also stem cell education and stem cell research. Ask if you have any questions.
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[@tomw8]

Great video Dr Kong!
So much potential and hope in your work!

[@JoyKongMD]

Thank you Tom! So glad it was inspiring hope…

[@erwinrogers9470]

That's great

[@erwinrogers9470]

Wow 🔥

[@tysonleslie4208]

Omg my boat ankle bone on bone ham ready

[@JoyKongMD]

Would be very happy to help you at our clinic. You can reach us at [e-mail]

[@hoovertrading]

Love this! You mentioned light wave therapy. Are you aware of iTeraCare? Been using for a year, it's supposed to 'activate stem cells' . The results are definitely there, but haven't seen specific studies, etc. Again. Thank you!

[@JoyKongMD]

So glad you love the video! I have not heard of that particular brand… what kind of results did you see?

[@hoovertrading]

Astounding!!

[@user-bo4sq8ug9y]

Stimulating conversation. I’m particularly interested in learning more about that 30-patient bilateral knee study you mention @24:25 in the video. Specifically, could you please tell me what type of stem cells were used/delivered into the non-surgical knee? That is, what was the source? Thank you.

[@user-bo4sq8ug9y]

@@joykongmd6040 Thank you for your quick response. I will view the attached MSC video.
I will say I'm a bit confused about why you would reference a study promoting the use of bone marrow-derived stem cell therapy when that is the opposite of what you advocate.

[@JoyKongMD]

No need to be confused. I founded an academy (American Academy of Integrative Cell Therapy, www.aaict.org) to educate physicians on ALL evidence of stem cell therapy, ALL are important steps to move us forward, be it bone marrow, fat, umbilical cord, or other sources of stem cells… we can borrow from results from different cell types, since there are significant commonalities, even though their potencies or potentials are somewhat different. In my clinic, my goal is to give people the biggest bang for their buck, so if they can get a 10-15% more benefit from umbilical cord source vs other sources and it is SAFER (less chance to promote cancer), I feel it is my obligation to provide such for patients… The general principle of stem cell therapy is the same for various tissue sources though, thus we can borrow various research results. Hope this clarifies. Once you watch the video I provided previously, you will have a much clearer picture on my view of stem cell therapy. Thank you for your comment.