Everyone has heard of stem cells but always in a shroud of controversy. We’ve all heard snippets of “Are they safe? Do you have to harvest them from embryo’s, etc.” In this episode we learn the difference between adult and embryonic stem cells, which one may be considered controversial and how this type of therapy may be the wave of the future in medicine. 

Key Takeaways:

[1:14] Dr. Jane has a passion for alternative medicine and practices endocrinology 

[1:46] Hyperbaric therapy uses a pressurized chamber to enhance cell regeneration 

[2:41] Hyperbaric is approved by medicare

[3:32] Stem cell therapy uses a person’s cells to repair damaged areas

[6:35] Adult or Embryonic stem cells, which stem cell is used for what reason 

[8:06] Using your own cells eliminates rejection 

[9:40] You can store your stem cells 

[10:29] Mexico, Europe, Thailand are all countries researching stem cells

[11:59] Adult stem cell use is still too new to be considered curative

[13:34] A healthy lifestyle may be more effective than stem cell therapy

[15:01] All reports and experiments show stem cell therapy works

[16:54] The next breakthrough in this technology may be over the counter

[17:39] Stem cell therapy is currently doctor administered

[18:38] Contact Dr.Jane and how to find her products 

[20:09] Growth factors stimulate skin cells 

[20:51] This is going to change medicine

Mentions:

Healing Saint 

Wellness 360

Everyone has heard of stem cells but always in a shroud of controversy. We’ve all heard snippets of “Are they safe? Do you have to harvest them from embryo’s, etc.” In this episode we learn the difference between adult and embryonic stem cells, which one may be considered controversial and how this type of therapy may be the wave of the future in medicine. 

Key Takeaways:

[1:14] Dr. Jane has a passion for alternative medicine and practices endocrinology 

[1:46] Hyperbaric therapy uses a pressurized chamber to enhance cell regeneration 

[2:41] Hyperbaric is approved by medicare

[3:32] Stem cell therapy uses a person’s cells to repair damaged areas

[6:35] Adult or Embryonic stem cells, which stem cell is used for what reason 

[8:06] Using your own cells eliminates rejection 

[9:40] You can store your stem cells 

[10:29] Mexico, Europe, Thailand are all countries researching stem cells

[11:59] Adult stem cell use is still too new to be considered curative

[13:34] A healthy lifestyle may be more effective than stem cell therapy

[15:01] All reports and experiments show stem cell therapy works

[16:54] The next breakthrough in this technology may be over the counter

[17:39] Stem cell therapy is currently doctor administered

[18:38] Contact Dr.Jane and how to find her products 

[20:09] Growth factors stimulate skin cells 

[20:51] This is going to change medicine

Mentions:

Healing Saint 

Wellness 360

The practice of regenerative medicine through stem cells has only been practiced for 12 years, making it a comparatively new option. And while it doesn’t cure people it makes them better offering the body an added defense. The treatment includes an intravenous holistic approach and targeted injections for inflamed areas. The science behind the procedure is taken directly from naturally occurring body processes. While no one can know what the future holds especially in these early stages of regenerative medicines’ development but the current track record is promising.

Key Takeaways:

[1:13] Carpal tunnel led to intravenous cellular therapy

[3:39] Inflammation causes aging

[4:34] Cellular therapy is $15,000 to $25,000 and could be covered by Workmans Comp

[7:00] The science behind the therapy is based on a natural repair process

[10:24] Age management - preventative maintenance is easier than repair

[12:53] Lifespan may never reach the immortal level

[14:17] Every year cellular therapy gets better

[14:51] Research may be government funded in the future

[15:27] Contact Dr. Victor

[15:54] New York is only place but this will be changing in the future

[17:12] Intravenous treatment for the whole body with targeted local areas 

Mentions:

Regenmedicalpc.com

The practice of regenerative medicine through stem cells has only been practiced for 12 years, making it a comparatively new option. And while it doesn’t cure people it makes them better offering the body an added defense. The treatment includes an intravenous holistic approach and targeted injections for inflamed areas. The science behind the procedure is taken directly from naturally occurring body processes. While no one can know what the future holds especially in these early stages of regenerative medicines’ development but the current track record is promising.

Key Takeaways:

[1:13] Carpal tunnel led to intravenous cellular therapy

[3:39] Inflammation causes aging

[4:34] Cellular therapy is $15,000 to $25,000 and could be covered by Workmans Comp

[7:00] The science behind the therapy is based on a natural repair process

[10:24] Age management - preventative maintenance is easier than repair

[12:53] Lifespan may never reach the immortal level

[14:17] Every year cellular therapy gets better

[14:51] Research may be government funded in the future

[15:27] Contact Dr. Victor

[15:54] New York is only place but this will be changing in the future

[17:12] Intravenous treatment for the whole body with targeted local areas 

Mentions:

Regenmedicalpc.com

Staying connected in groups and providing guidance to other humans is a key component to vitality in later years. Societies stereotypes may have you believing when you age you decline, but it’s not true. With constant learning and mental challenges you can keep your brain healthy which adds robustness to your life as you age. Engaging yourself with others has its rewards.

Key Takeaways:

[1:21] We can live at very high levels for a longer period of time

[2:34] MacArthur Foundation challenged themselves and considered their individual risks

[3:58] Lifestyle traits in human history are the most beneficial for our health

[5:14] Wild grains supplied a needed food source to stave off famine

[6:25] The holistic lifestyle approach includes more movement and connections

[7:52] The 10 Tips

[8:15] Aging is not only about decline like society would have you believe

[10:27] Who will contribute to society in 2050 if we all believe we are too old

[11:19] Engaging older adults into important roles in our society

[13:27] Government policies don’t really feed into our need for stimulating the brain

[14:37] Brains can rewire themselves when challenged and strengthen itself

[16:06] Be a beginner and continue to learn new things

[17:23] Free nuggets to help you age successfully

Mentions:

MasterpieceLiving

LiveLong, DieShort

MacArthurFoundation

Staying connected in groups and providing guidance to other humans is a key component to vitality in later years. Societies stereotypes may have you believing when you age you decline, but it’s not true. With constant learning and mental challenges you can keep your brain healthy which adds robustness to your life as you age. Engaging yourself with others has its rewards.

Key Takeaways:

[1:21] We can live at very high levels for a longer period of time

[2:34] MacArthur Foundation challenged themselves and considered their individual risks

[3:58] Lifestyle traits in human history are the most beneficial for our health

[5:14] Wild grains supplied a needed food source to stave off famine

[6:25] The holistic lifestyle approach includes more movement and connections

[7:52] The 10 Tips

[8:15] Aging is not only about decline like society would have you believe

[10:27] Who will contribute to society in 2050 if we all believe we are too old

[11:19] Engaging older adults into important roles in our society

[13:27] Government policies don’t really feed into our need for stimulating the brain

[14:37] Brains can rewire themselves when challenged and strengthen itself

[16:06] Be a beginner and continue to learn new things

[17:23] Free nuggets to help you age successfully

Mentions:

MasterpieceLiving

LiveLong, DieShort

MacArthurFoundation

Becoming aware of your automatic responses and habits can give you the ability to relieve yourself from pain, give you a longer life and even, for some, cure cancer. Using a technique called mental rehearsal you can reprogram yourself to create chemicals that have a healing effect on your body. Dr. Joe Dispenza has two books to help you on your journey. 

Key Takeaways:

[1:27] Programming human genes with feelings 

[4:45] What is the autonomic nervous system 

[7:48] The ability to heal yourself 

[9:17] The place where conventional medicine has resigned

[10:50] The key element is the psychological and emotional stress 

[12:54] Extending your life through telomeres

[16:57] There are different levels of skill set in self healing

[20:14] You are an accumulation of what you have done in the past

[22:18] New experiences and new emotions are available if you want them 

[23:16] The redundancy of the feedback loop keeps the body living in the past

[24:34] Nerve cells that wire together fire together 

[25:27] We can replace thoughts and teach our bodies to change 

[26:18] It’s time to know how 

Mentions:

Dr Joe Dispenza 

Breaking the Habit of Being You 

You Are the Placebo 

Becoming aware of your automatic responses and habits can give you the ability to relieve yourself from pain, give you a longer life and even, for some, cure cancer. Using a technique called mental rehearsal you can reprogram yourself to create chemicals that have a healing effect on your body. Dr. Joe Dispenza has two books to help you on your journey. 

Key Takeaways:

[1:27] Programming human genes with feelings 

[4:45] What is the autonomic nervous system 

[7:48] The ability to heal yourself 

[9:17] The place where conventional medicine has resigned

[10:50] The key element is the psychological and emotional stress 

[12:54] Extending your life through telomeres

[16:57] There are different levels of skill set in self healing

[20:14] You are an accumulation of what you have done in the past

[22:18] New experiences and new emotions are available if you want them 

[23:16] The redundancy of the feedback loop keeps the body living in the past

[24:34] Nerve cells that wire together fire together 

[25:27] We can replace thoughts and teach our bodies to change 

[26:18] It’s time to know how 

Mentions:

Dr Joe Dispenza 

Breaking the Habit of Being You 

You Are the Placebo 

People are able to perceive a fear of all kinds of interesting things. To move past these fears many turn to hypnotherapy to make a change from the inside out. A hypnotherapy session includes the programming or reprogramming of your subconscious mind based on words and sounds. Jason’s guest Dr. Steve G. Jones’s has 5 parts to his hypnosis techniques and they are induction, deepening, script, amnesia and trans-termination. He has successfully practiced and taught this process since the 1980’s. There are people who are more susceptible to hypnosis but this doesn’t mean they have a weak mind. In fact, there are special techniques applied to the recordings to pinpoint those who may have a more analytical mind. If you are interested in making a change in your life listen in. 

Key Takeaways:

[2:17] Hypnosis can make a positive change in the subconscious

[3:10] Jason shares a personal story about hypnosis

[6:25] Defining the hypnotic state 

[7:26] Educate yourself and clean up your self talk

[9:45] The importance of your social circle 

[10:33] The 5 parts to hypnosis 

[14:53] A hypnotherapy session includes programming of your subconscious

[16:18] The delivery method is better when personalized

[18:25] It’s unlikely for people to be influenced to do things immoral while hypnotized

[18:53] Are there people who can not be hypnotized?

[20:11] Increasing the effectiveness of hypnotic recordings 

[22:08] You are able to take in information while sleeping

[23:13] What are good topics for effective hypnotherapy?

[24:54] People fear just about everything 

[28:17] Recording techniques are varied using music, binaural tones or repetition

Mentions:

The Complete Guide to Hypnosis - Leslie Lecron 

The Secret 

SteveGJones.com

People are able to perceive a fear of all kinds of interesting things. To move past these fears many turn to hypnotherapy to make a change from the inside out. A hypnotherapy session includes the programming or reprogramming of your subconscious mind based on words and sounds. Jason’s guest Dr. Steve G. Jones’s has 5 parts to his hypnosis techniques and they are induction, deepening, script, amnesia and trans-termination. He has successfully practiced and taught this process since the 1980’s. There are people who are more susceptible to hypnosis but this doesn’t mean they have a weak mind. In fact, there are special techniques applied to the recordings to pinpoint those who may have a more analytical mind. If you are interested in making a change in your life listen in. 

Key Takeaways:

[2:17] Hypnosis can make a positive change in the subconscious

[3:10] Jason shares a personal story about hypnosis

[6:25] Defining the hypnotic state 

[7:26] Educate yourself and clean up your self talk

[9:45] The importance of your social circle 

[10:33] The 5 parts to hypnosis 

[14:53] A hypnotherapy session includes programming of your subconscious

[16:18] The delivery method is better when personalized

[18:25] It’s unlikely for people to be influenced to do things immoral while hypnotized

[18:53] Are there people who can not be hypnotized?

[20:11] Increasing the effectiveness of hypnotic recordings 

[22:08] You are able to take in information while sleeping

[23:13] What are good topics for effective hypnotherapy?

[24:54] People fear just about everything 

[28:17] Recording techniques are varied using music, binaural tones or repetition

Mentions:

The Complete Guide to Hypnosis - Leslie Lecron 

The Secret 

SteveGJones.com