Stem Cells

“My next frontier that I'm really getting involved in is, like, longevity, ok? Peptides, stem cells, all of that. Like, I think that is the wave of the future. Like, I think that is gonna change the scope of people's lives.”

“They are not FDA approved... They're all, you know, lack of evidence. They just, you know, Do something largely originating in Korea, China... It's business.”

“No, they're not ready for clinical use yet, and the United States has been very careful about things like this”

“Is this to say that stem cells are bad? No, they're not ready for clinical use yet. And the United States has been very careful about things like this”

“So the interesting work going on right now is you basically can take any cell from a person's body, turn it into a stem cell, and then turn that stem cell ultimately into an egg cell.”

“I mean, there's definitely stem cells for hair, and I know a few companies working on it, so we could probably regenerate that too, and I think you're going to see a lot of these totally intractable problems now start to be within the realm of being solvable, …”

“Stem cells have been involved in so many studies now, as Dr. Vijay knows, there's zero question in terms of their value”

“There's evidence that stem cells that a stem cell injection directly into the brain can Undue damage from a stroke six months after, more than six months after.”

“Prior to that, there was a moratorium on research in the United States on stem cells, and the future of understanding how these incredible cells grow, develop, and communicate with each other was really in question because of this, and so this incredible disco…”

“We can actually do stem cells from your body, and that's like, you know, 15 years out is autologous induced stem cell therapy, where you actually make your own stem cells, and then give yourself all sorts of therapies, not just bone marrow transplants, but you…”

“I mean, they already can grow beating heart tissue from your own blood that created stem cells. So they can do that right now, and actually you could do that to test drugs on not just like how it behaves in a mouse or behaves in someone else, but how it behave…”

“And there are over 500 clinical trials that are using the cells we store to treat age related diseases.”

“So I want, I'm going to take my thirty-eight-year-old cells when I'm, I think, about 45 years old. I'm going to grow them, and I'm going to start reintroducing them intravenously. And not to treat any specific disease or just to reconstitute my stem cell.”

“You need your own stem cells. You can't be using other people's cells. Like, this is why we exist. So a lot of people are like, why can't I just use my kids? Your immune system will wipe them out. You really need your own.”