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Our guest in this episode, is Dr. Jeff Gross, a pioneering neurological surgeon turned regenerative medicine specialist, is passionate about helping people live healthier, more vibrant lives. He shares his journey from traditional medicine to a holistic approach, emphasizing the importance of health span over lifespan. Key points discussed include:* Prioritize health span: Focus on quality of life, not just quantity of years.* Combat inflammation: Adopt lifestyle habits to reduce cellular stress.* Activate natural healing: Leverage sleep, exercise, and nutrition for regeneration.Listen to the podcast for the full conversation.Unlocking Longevity: Dr. Jeff Gross on Extending Health SpanWhen you listen to Dr. Jeff Gross in conversation with Jürgen Strauss, you quickly realize this isn't just another chat about living longer. It's a masterclass in living better for longer—a distinction that's both subtle and profound. Dr. Gross, a pioneering neurological surgeon turned regenerative medicine specialist, brings a refreshing blend of scientific rigor and practical wisdom to the table.At its heart, this conversation is about empowering listeners to activate their body's natural healing and longevity mechanisms. Dr. Gross and Jürgen Strauss explore not just how to add years to life, but how to fill those years with health, energy, and meaning.Key Takeaways* The distinction between lifespan and health span is crucial; the goal is not just to live longer, but to live healthier for longer. [0:01:30]* Chronic inflammation is the common pathway for most age-related decline; suppressing it is central to healthy longevity. [0:05:30]* Regenerative medicine leverages both ancient wisdom and modern science, focusing on natural healing, stem cells, and anti-inflammatory strategies. [0:07:00]* Sleep, exercise, and hormesis (beneficial stress) are foundational for activating the body's own regenerative capacity. [0:16:00]* Nutrition, especially minimizing processed foods and sugars while prioritizing protein, healthy fats, and micronutrients, is medicine for longevity. [0:36:00]* Anyone, regardless of current health, can benefit from adopting small, consistent longevity habits. [0:29:30]The Journey from Neurosurgery to Regenerative MedicineDr. Gross's professional journey is as inspiring as it is instructive. He began in the high-stakes world of neurosurgery, but it was his patients' questions and needs that nudged him toward regenerative medicine. He realized that fixing what's broken isn't enough; true healing means addressing the root causes. This shift wasn't about abandoning science, but about expanding it—embracing both cutting-edge research and time-tested wisdom from around the world. [0:01:30]The Science of Aging: Inflammation, Stem Cells, and the Body's Natural WisdomDr. Gross has a gift for making the complex simple. He explains that chronic inflammation is the silent saboteur of healthy aging, quietly eroding our vitality. Stem cells, meanwhile, are the body's natural repair crew—ready to leap into action if we give them the right environment. He draws on both modern biochemistry and ancient traditions, showing that the best solutions often blend old and new. [0:05:30] [0:07:00]Practical Strategies for Extending Health SpanWhat's truly empowering is how actionable Dr. Gross's advice is. Sleep, exercise, and hormesis (those little, beneficial stresses like cold showers or fasting) are all within reach. He doesn't preach perfection; instead, he encourages small, sustainable changes that add up over time. It's about building habits, not chasing hacks. The message: start where you are, and keep moving forward. [0:16:00] [0:29:30]Nutrition as Medicine: What to Eat, What to Avoid, and Why It MattersFood, in Dr. Gross's world, is both fuel and medicine. He urges us to minimize processed foods and sugars, and to embrace proteins, healthy fats, and micronutrients. It's not about deprivation, but about making choices that support our body's natural resilience. He reminds us that every meal is an opportunity to invest in our future health. [0:36:00]Mental Wellbeing and the Mind-Body ConnectionDr. Gross doesn't neglect the mind. He highlights the importance of sleep, breathwork, and stress management—not as afterthoughts, but as pillars of health. Simple practices, like deep breathing or mindful movement, can have outsized effects on our well-being. He's candid about his own journey, admitting he's not a meditation guru, but he's always learning and experimenting. [0:33:00]The Future of Regenerative Medicine: Hope, Innovation, and EmpowermentLooking ahead, Dr. Gross is optimistic. He sees regenerative medicine moving toward prevention, root-cause solutions, and less reliance on surgery or pharmaceuticals. The future, he believes, is about empowering individuals to take charge of their health, with science and tradition working hand in hand. It's a vision that's both hopeful and practical—a roadmap for anyone ready to invest in a longer, healthier, more vibrant life. [0:48:00]Action Items* Start or increase regular exercise, even if it's just walking—movement is the most accessible longevity tool. [0:50:30]* Add one new longevity habit: floss daily, try a cold shower, or introduce sublingual melatonin at bedtime. [0:31:00]* Reevaluate your nutrition: reduce processed foods and sugars, increase protein and healthy fats, and treat food as medicine. [0:36:00]* Track your sleep and experiment with improvements—consider a wearable or app, but always check in with how you feel. [0:22:00]* Share feedback or questions with the podcast host to guide future deep-dives on topics that resonate. [0:49:30]Next Steps* Explore more about regenerative medicine and Dr. Gross's work at recelebrate.com [0:49:00]* Consider which longevity habits you can implement this week—start small, but start now. [0:50:30]* If interested in specific topics (e.g., hormone optimization, stem cell therapies, mental health strategies), suggest them for future episodes. [0:49:30]SummaryDr. Jeff Gross's conversation is a breath of fresh air in the world of health and longevity. He combines expertise with empathy, and science with soul. If you're ready to rethink what's possible for your own health span, his insights are a great place to start. Remember, it's not just about living longer, but about living better for longer.ActionWrite comments to Jürgen on his podcast pages and let him know, like and subscribe to his material and share the comments. If you're not exercising, get to it. If you are exercising, let's get more out of it.Reach OutYou can reach out and thank Jeff at his ReCELLebrate website.Links:* Website - ReCELLebrate* LinkedIn* Facebook* Instagram - @recellebrateCool Things About Jeff* Scientist-Turned-Healer Evolution: He began his career focused on virology research and surgical intervention but evolved to embrace regenerative approaches—showing a rare intellectual flexibility to completely shift paradigms mid-career based on patient needs rather than staying in his comfort zone.* Personal Biohacker: Beyond just treating patients, Dr. Gross appears to practice what he preaches, likely experimenting with various longevity protocols on himself before recommending them—making him both the scientist and the experiment.* Bridging Elite and Accessible Care: He works with high-profile business leaders while simultaneously seeking to democratize knowledge about regenerative practices that anyone can implement, regardless of their access to advanced treatments.* Textbook Author Who Challenges Textbooks: Despite writing medical textbooks himself, he's willing to challenge established medical paradigms—showing a rare combination of establishment credibility and disruptive thinking.Imagine being a part of a select community where you not only have access to our amazing podcast guests, but you also get a chance to transform your marketing and podcast into a growth engine with a human-centered, relationship-focused approach.That's exactly what you'll get when you join the Flywheel Nation Community.Tap into the collective wisdom of high-impact achievers, gain exclusive access to resources, and expand your network in our vibrant community.Experience accelerated growth, breakthrough insights, and powerful connections to elevate your business.ACT NOW – secure your spot and transform your journey today! 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Episode #260: This week on Balance Your Life podcast I am joined by Dr. Jeff Gross. Dr. Gross graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in biochemistry and molecular cell biology. He earned his Doctor of Medicine from the George Washington University School of Medicine. He contributed to virology research during his studies. After graduating, he undertook a residency in neurological surgery at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center. He then pursued a Fellowship in Spinal Biomechanics at the University of New Mexico. A trained neurological surgeon, he specializes in athletic injuries and spine procedures, and offers longevity and biohacking consultations. Since 2020, Top Doctor recognized Dr. Gross as a leadingNeurological Surgeon. He also received HealthTap's 2022Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in theU.S. Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate, focusing on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. The mission for ReCELLebrate emphasizes offering modern biochemical treatments and considering surgery as a last resort. On this episode we talk about stem cells; how they canbenefit us, any side effects or implications when using them, and how we can use them to optimize our health. We also discuss the use of peptides, “cheat codes” and biohacks for optimizing health and wellness, and so much more! Spread the love by sharing this podcast with your friends and family! Don't forget to subscribe to the channel so you never miss an episode, and I would love if you took a moment to rate and review the show!Support the show by making a donation to Balance by Meghan and Balance Your Life Podcast. Show Supporthere. -------------------------------------Connect with Meghan: Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | WebsiteTo Email the Show: info@balancebymeghan.comConnect with Dr. Gross: Website | Instagram ------------------------------------------Join me by practicing yoga and fitness in the comfort of your home! Click here for my YouTube channel.----------------------------------------- Access the Yoga Mama Journey: Journey to a Happy and Healthy Pregnancy and Baby Program and Guide here.--------------------------------------------Shop My Favourites: Where I share and link my favourite products, brands, skincare, beauty and wellness products (with discount codes!)------------------------------------------Energybits is giving all Balance Your Life podcast listeners 20% off when you use code MEGHAN at checkout on any of their products online. Use the link in the show notes to get your bag of algae tablets today. Click here.
In this episode we speak with Dr. Jeffrey Gross about how stem cells are being used for reversing aging and to optimizing overall wellness. Dr. Gross graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in biochemistry and molecular cell biology. He earned his Doctor of Medicine in 1992 from the George Washington University School of Medicine. He contributed to virology research during his studies. After graduating, he undertook a residency in neurological surgery at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center until 1997. He then pursued a Fellowship and Chief Residency in Spinal Biomechanics at the University of New Mexico until 1999. Licensed in California and Nevada, Dr. Gross has SPINE practices in Orange County and Henderson, Nevada. A trained neurological surgeon, he specializes in athletic injuries and spine procedures and offers longevity and biohacking consultations. He achieved board certification by the American Board of Neurological Surgery and is a member of several prestigious medical societies. He has written textbooks and articles in his area of expertise and is a peer-reviewer for the state of California and a scientific journal. Since 2020, Top Doctor recognized Dr. Gross as a leading Neurological Surgeon. He also received HealthTap's 2022 Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in the U.S. Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate, focusing on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. Learning Points: • What are stem cells and exosomes? • How are stem cells being used in regenerate and longevity medicine? • How can lifestyle choices amplify the longevity effects of regenerative treatments? Social Media: https://recellebrate.com/ https://www.instagram.com/recellebrate/ https://www.tiktok.com/@recellebrate https://www.youtube.com/@stemcellwhisperer https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-gross-md-5605605/
In this week's episode of The WOW Pod we are joined by Dr. Jeffrey Gross - Neurosurgeon, longevity expert and founder of ReCELLebrate.Dr. Jeff's discusses his transition from traditional neurosurgery to regenerative medicine, emphasizing the importance of stem cells and exosomes in treating chronic conditions and enhancing patient health. He explains the science behind stem cells, their applications in various medical fields, and the significance of lifestyle choices in optimizing regenerative treatments. In this conversation, Dr. Jeff delves into the transformative potential of regenerative medicine, focusing on stem cell therapies, joint health, hair restoration, and the future of medical treatments. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a clean anti-inflammatory system, the expected timelines for noticeable results, and the costs associated with these innovative treatments. The discussion also highlights success stories, the role of natural killer cells in cancer prevention, and practical guidance for individuals interested in exploring regenerative options for improved health and longevity. Buckle up, it's a good one! Connect with Dr. JeffInstagramTik TokYouTubeSend us a textDon't forget to subscribe and leave a 5-star review.Send your questions & comments to: info.thewowpodcast@gmail.com You can also share it on your social media and tag me @the.wowpod & @iam.drkaylalucasJoin us inside The Faithful Well Broadcast Thank you so much for being a part of the WOW pod community; until next time! Lead with love and joy!
Dr. Jeff Gross reveals the secrets behind stem cells and exosomes in this eye-opening video. Learn from a leading expert in the field! In this episode, we'll explore: ▶️ What are stem cells ▶️ Stem cell myths ▶️ Best use cases for stem cells ▶️ Exosomes ▶️ The future of regenerative medicine and much more... Dr. Jeff Gross, MD, is a Berkeley educated medical and stem cell and exosome bio-nerd with interests in biocomputing, bio-optics, biohacking, antiaging, regenerative medicine, gene therapy, artificial neural networks, and more. 25+ years of clinical experience in helping others help themselves by thinking and acting out of the box! Dr. Jeff is the tip of the spear with cutting edge stem-cell based regenerative therapeutics, helping to bridge basic science with evidence-based results. Connect with Dr. Jeff: https://reCELLebrate.com ▶️Do you live in Indiana? Schedule a free consultation on my website: https://thefunctionalnursepractitioner.com/ ▶️Quintana Functional Wellness - Masterclass link: https://taraquintana.com/register-ig ☑️Get The Free Perimenopause and Menopause Guide: https://taraquintana.com/perimenopause ☑️Get The Free Ultimate Gluten-Free Guide: https://taraquintana.com/glutenfreeebook
In this episode, I'm joined by the incredible Dr. Jeff Gross from ReCELLebrate, a top neurosurgeon specializing in non-surgical regenerative medicine. Dr. Gross is here to debunk some long-standing myths, most notably the belief that cartilage can't regrow. What We Discuss: Introduction to regenerative medicine and stem cells ... 00:50 Stem cell differentiation and their potential ... 03:45 Patient preparation before therapies ... 06:20 Exosomes and their therapeutic benefits ... 09:05 Applications in joint and sports injuries ... 12:30 Treating osteoarthritis and cartilage regeneration ... 16:10 Bone edge vs. joint injections for osteoarthritis ... 19:15 Legalities and misconceptions about stem cell therapies ... 28:30 Safety with stem cell treatments ... 31:45 PRP, adipose products, and amniotic fluid in therapies ... 34:15 Dr. Gross's professional journey in regenerative medicine ... 37:35 Dr. Gross's contact information for consultations ... 42:20 Final thoughts and future advancements ... 45:00 Made Possible By Our Amazing Sponsor: Puori - Ready to ditch the questionable protein powders? Visit Puori.com/NAT and use my code NAT to get 20% off your first order. BEAM Minerals - Their Liquid Formula delivers the perfect mix of all these sleep supporting minerals. Visit beamminerals.com and use code NAT20 to get 20% off your order. Young Goose - Get 10% off your first order with code NAT10 and this link. And save on future orders with code 5NAT using this link. Nat's Links: YouTube Channel Join My Membership Community Sign up for My Newsletter Instagram Facebook Group
Dr Jeffrey Gross explains that the most profound advancements in health lie in the “longevity and restorative healing potential of stem cells”. Stem cells have two primary properties. They make more cells identical to themselves and they self-renew.Dr Gross is the founder of ReCELLebrate and he's a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. He will explain how this new area of medicine works and the way stem cells, when they are rejuvenated, can provide a powerful healing alternative to surgery.Join us on The Synergy Connection Show today to look into the future of medicine.Dr Jeffrey Gross can be reached via the following links:ReCELLebrate@StemCellWhisperer on YouTubeListen to this week's program below or on your podcast platform of choice by clicking Here.
DR. JEFF GROSS is the founder of ReCELLebrate and a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. With a career dedicated to treating a myriad of spine, joint, and chronic health problems, Dr. Gross has transformed thousands of lives by transitioning from traditional surgical methods to the innovative use of stem cells and stem cell-derived exosomes. Medicine and healthcare are seemingly advancing at the speed of light these days. Some treatments are proving to be real game changers, while others create more confusion than benefit and leave much to be desired. Yet, as Dr. Gross can attest, the most profound advancements lie in the longevity and restorative healing potential of stem cells. Our own degenerating stem cells, when rejuvenated, display powerful anti-aging and healing properties, offering relief and rejuvenation without the need for surgery. Jeff shares insights on the holistic and natural, but also minimally invasive, applications of stem cells in healthcare and preventative wellness, showcasing their potential in tackling and reversing chronic conditions and extending health and vitality. We talk about his training as a surgeon and what led him to studying and applying the benefits of stem cells and exosomes. He demistifies the science behind activating one's own stem cells for prolonged health. In addiition, we talk about some of the history of stem cell research and use and the ways this exciting biotechnology is currently being used successfully and where it is headed in the future. Jeff shares some of the success stories as well as his own experience in the use of stem cell derived exosomes. The future is here!
Dr. Jeffrey Gross discusses the exciting world of stem cells and regenerative medicine—a field transforming how we approach health, healing, and longevity. Dr.Gross is a true pioneer in the shift from traditional surgery to regenerative treatments, reshaping medical care. In this informative interview, he shares how stem cells could hold the key to achieving optimal health, recovering from chronic conditions, and extending your lifespan! If you've felt frustrated with conventional medical approaches, stem cell therapy might be the breakthrough you've been waiting for! This interview unlocks the transformative potential of stem cells. For additional information go to: https://reCELLebrate.com
On today's episode of The Wholesome Fertility Podcast, I speak to Dr. Jeff Gross, a top Neurosurgeon who has a background specializing in athletic injuries and spine procedures. Dr. Jeff shares his journey from spinal neurosurgery to the forefront of regenerative medicine, focusing on the transformative potential of stem cells and exosomes. He explains the science behind stem cells, their applications in treating joint degeneration, and their role in anti-aging and fertility. Dr. Jeff also discusses the regulatory landscape, the cost of treatments, and the exciting future of stem cell research, including innovative approaches to enhance mitochondrial function which has a lot of promise when it comes to egg and sperm health. Takeaways Stem cells can be used to treat various conditions, including inflammation. Accumulation of inflammation is a key factor in aging and conception challenges. Exosomes may play a significant role in the benefits of stem cell therapy. Regenerative medicine is evolving rapidly, with new research emerging. The cost of stem cell treatments can vary but is becoming more accessible. Stem cells are sourced from well-regulated donor programs in the US. Direct injection of stem cells may yield higher doses than IV administration. Future research may explore the use of exosomes in fertility treatments. Dr. Jeff emphasizes the importance of personalized treatment plans. Guest Bio: Dr. Jeffrey Gross graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in biochemistry and molecular cell biology. He earned his Doctor of Medicine in 1992 from the George Washington University School of Medicine. He contributed to virology research during his studies. After graduating, he undertook a residency in neurological surgery at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center until 1997. He then pursued a Fellowship and Chief Residency in Spinal Biomechanics at the University of New Mexico until 1999. Licensed in California and Nevada, Dr. Gross has SPINE practices in Orange County and Henderson, Nevada. A trained neurological surgeon, he specializes in athletic injuries and spine procedures, and offers longevity and biohacking consultations. He achieved board certification by the American Board of Neurological Surgery and is a member of several prestigious medical societies. He has written textbooks and articles in his area of expertise and is a peer-reviewer for the state of California and a scientific journal. Since 2020, Top Doctor recognized Dr. Gross as a leading Neurological Surgeon. He also received HealthTap's 2022 Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in the U.S. Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate, focusing on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. The mission for ReCELLebrate emphasizes offering modern biochemical treatments and considering surgery as a last resort. Websites: https://recellebrate.com/ https://www.instagram.com/recellebrate/ https://www.tiktok.com/@recellebrate https://www.youtube.com/@stemcellwhisperer https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-gross-md-5605605/ For more information about Michelle, visit: www.michelleoravitz.com The Wholesome FertilityFacebook group is where you can find free resources and support: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2149554308396504/ Check out Michelle's Latest Book: The Way of Fertility! https://www.michelleoravitz.com/thewayoffertility Instagram: @thewholesomelotusfertility Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewholesomelotus/ Transcript: Michelle (00:00) Welcome to the podcast, Dr. Jeff. Dr. Jeff (00:03) Thank you so much for having me. Nice to see you. Michelle (00:06) Nice to see you as well. So you definitely have a very long, impressive background. So I'd love for you to share your story on how you got to really to the anti-aging stem cells work that you do, So I'd love to just get a quick background so the listeners can hear. Dr. Jeff (00:26) Sure, thank you for that. It was by accident of sorts, maybe directed accident because I was practicing as a spinal neurosurgeon, taking care mainly of neck and back trouble, some other neurological issues, nerve problems, things like that. But my practice was highly consultative, a lot of opinions, second opinions. I was seeing patients who had neck and back problems that were perhaps... mistreated or not fully treated elsewhere. And I was kind of, I was kind of a catchall for that. But my patients came to me one at a time. And these are patients that had tried different things and they just didn't work adequately. Like physical therapy, like anti-inflammatories, like rest, like, you know, chiropractic, acupuncture, maybe spinal epidural injections or things like that. And they'd come in and say, well, you know, help for a minute, but just wasn't enough. I'm still having a lot of trouble with my neck or back or pinch nerve or whatever. And I say, well, the next thing on the menu is to talk about surgical options. And they'd say, well, I'm not that bad. So wait a minute. Okay, good. Cause I was hoping you would say you're not ready for that. Cause I really didn't want to offer that to you. Cause I've always been on the slow to operate side of things. So, a lot of them would say, well, how about lasers or how about. Michelle (01:37) Mm-hmm, yeah. Dr. Jeff (01:52) herbs or how about cannabis or how about stem cells? And I heard the stem cell one more than once and chance favors the prepared mind. So my undergraduate background is in molecular cell biology, which is kind of the stem cell, know, root of stem cell biology. And, you know, when you get whisked off from undergraduate to med school and residency and practice, you don't really get to apply that cool science. So the nerd part of me took over and said, I wonder what's happened in all these years since I went to undergraduate, you know? So instead of going to the Stodgy Neurosurgeon Convention every year, or more than one, where the same people pat themselves on the back for saying the same things for decades, I decided I'm going to open my mind and start going to stem cell and regenerative medicine meetings. Michelle (02:46) Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (02:46) So I can offer this to my spine patients. So I did that and I not only brought back a new tool to offer them, but it blossomed into so much more. You can't get access to regenerative medicine, stem cell medicine, and I'm using those phrases sort of interchangeably here, and not say, I'll help your knee or your ankle or your shoulder or your... autoimmune issues or other hyper inflamed states. Or, you you read more and you see accumulation of inflammation is really the aging process. And if you can fight against inflammation accumulating, you're fighting against aging. So the whole anti-aging umbrella opened up and here I am, you know, six years later where spinal medicine is only a small percentage of my practice and I love it. Michelle (03:33) Mm-hmm. Yeah. That's great. So, so for people listening, some people might be like, okay, I kind of heard about stem cells, but what exactly are they? So just for people listening for the first time, we're really not understanding that aspect of like what they are. Cause we hear about it a lot. And over the years, like you said, stem cell research has really drastically changed and has gone into so many different things. Sometimes we hear about like Dr. Jeff (03:45) So. Yeah. Michelle (04:12) you know, back in the day about them growing a liver, like, you know, the possibility of growing organs through stem cells. for people who are really new to this, I would love for you to break it down. Dr. Jeff (04:15) Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. sure, let's do stem cell 101. That's great. and being a fertility podcast, this is relevant probably more than any other area of medicine because fertility and creating an embryo is, you know, creating a group of stem cells that divide and grow into a fetus who's made of all stem cells, right? And then, Michelle (04:28) Hahaha Right. Dr. Jeff (04:54) then that fetus is born and it's a baby and the baby grows for 18, 20, 25 years, whatever. And that growth requires stem cells. And then after that, an adult has to maintain, has to replace, has to restore, has to regenerate and that requires stem cells. So what are these? They are cells from which other cells arise, from which other cells stem from. Okay? So, and they are... Michelle (05:20) Mm. Dr. Jeff (05:24) They are powerful because there are different types, right? We throw out the phrase stem cells, but when you're a one cell or a two cell or a four cell embryo, you have these omnipotent cells. They can form any part of your body. They are amazingly powerful. As those divide and differentiate, meaning take on some specific characteristics, they become less powerful and more directed, and those are called pluripotent. And a pluripotent might be able to regrow a limb. And as you, as you, and many of your listeners probably know, there are certain species that can still do that. Like a starfish, you cut off a leg of a starfish, it can regrow it. Or a tail of a lizard or a limb of an axolotl, which is a strain iguana like creature from Mexico. So there are many examples in biology where these pluripotent stem cells can be called upon. And you mentioned maybe regrowing a liver someday. that will probably require some knowledge of pluripotent stem cells, which are being looked at. However, after these stem cells sort of retain, we bank them in our body as adults, those are called multipotent. So they can't regrow a limb, they can't regrow an organ per se, although they can replace some organ cells and regenerate. And you were always replacing cells, we're replacing skin cells and you know, hair follicles and all kinds of things that require stem cells. If you have an injury and you cut yourself, you, require stem cells to help come repair that. and you know, we make new blood cells all the time that requires stem cells in our bone marrow. So we are using our stem cells. This is not new. We just know more about it now. And the whole move in regenerative medicine is, is to take Michelle (07:03) Mm. Dr. Jeff (07:19) a lesson from that biology and use it strategically to help somebody do something they need. Michelle (07:27) So interesting. So give us a couple of examples on how it works in the body. Like for somebody who needs it, for example, whereas like a therapy. Dr. Jeff (07:34) Well, the- Right. So the low hanging fruit as an example, are joint degeneration. Also called arthritis or osteoarthritis vaguely, or some people it's called bone on bone if it's bad enough. Right. And these are your painful joints. It could be from an old injury, an old arthroscopic surgery. It could be from just, you know, accumulated wear and tear. And this is a problem with the joints where the cartilage is, you know, down and the joint is painful. You can't use it as well stiffness, et cetera. And it slows people down. And when you slow people down, particularly in their older years, they're less mobile and then they can't maintain their bones, their bone density, AKA, you know, the one way to fight osteoporosis is weight bearing exercise. So if you can't, if your joints hurt, you're not going to do it. And muscle mass, cause both bone density and muscle mass are correlated with longevity. So if you keep moving. You maintain your muscles and bones, you'll live longer statistically. So in any event, we want to preserve joints. And that's kind of why I got into this field. I'm a structural guy of the spine and it easily extrapolates to the other joints. And most of the research, the well-published research comes from knees and other joints. And just parenthetically, most of the good published research that we follow, because we're not just shooting from the hip here. We do shoot some hips, but it comes from Asia and Europe. The United States is behind, although we can do these things. And, you know, we can talk about that later, but the short of it is we have a really good track record of helping people with degenerated joints in reducing pain and improving function. And we do have some examples with where we've done some MRIs. Michelle (09:09) Ha ha ha! Dr. Jeff (09:37) before and after and the after MRIs have shown some regrowth of like knee cartilage, for example, and things like that. you know, we're not allowed to make any claims because we're not yet approved for marketing claims, but I can show examples and I have to say like you invest in stocks, know, past performance does not guarantee future results or something like that, but in medicine, never, yeah, yeah. Michelle (10:01) Right, and each person is different and unique. Yeah. Dr. Jeff (10:05) But anyway, it's better, listen, if you want to try to avoid a joint replacement surgery, it's worth looking into. So whether it's spine or joints, so that's the easy stuff. Low hanging fruit, I call it. The other stuff is anything with an inflammatory problem in your body can potentially have benefits from regenerative medicine on its face being a natural anti-inflammatory. So for example, autoimmune problems with hyperinflammation. You know, like rheumatoid arthritis, thyroiditis, inflammatory bowel syndromes, MS, things that have an inflammatory component. Also, most diseases of aging are diseases of inflammation. So coronary artery disease, Alzheimer's, things like this, all have an inflammatory component. And this allows me to overlap into your area is there are some causes of fertility. issues that have an inflammatory component, whether it's a uterine issue or ovarian failure. And sometimes fighting that inflammation, whether it's through lifestyle changes, diet, exercise, mindfulness, sleep, reducing mental stress, all those things can help reduce the inflammation and help potentially lead to successful pregnancy. The same can go for use of regenerative biologics like stem cells, and they're not the only thing we use. And there are wonderful publications. And before we got on this, I refreshed my knowledge by doing a little homework. And there are even newer publications on use of these things to improve fertility. Now, most of these are from China because they are way ahead of us. But that doesn't mean they can't be applied here outside of China. Michelle (12:01) Interesting. So interesting. So how do they get these stem cells? Dr. Jeff (12:07) So stem cells and other related biologic material in the US comes from a well-regulated donor program. Typically the donors are women who are planning to have a C-section. Some of the labs even recruit the donors in the first trimester, make sure they're having a healthy pregnancy, they're not using substances they shouldn't be using, they take their prenatal vitamins, they're not in any high-risk behaviors. And at the time of the C-section, they simply, and once the mother is congratulated with her new baby, they take the amniotic fluid, they take the umbilical cord, they take the placenta and they put them on ice in a sterile fashion and they go to an FDA compliant certified lab that can test and screen the materials, make sure there's nothing in there, no diseases, no problems, and then make it available to clinics and end users like myself. So there are myths that all kinds of crazy stuff are happening out there, but not here in the US. We use highly regulated donor processes. Michelle (13:19) When you have the stem cells from donors, can they be multiplied or is it just like a finite amount? Whatever is there is there. Dr. Jeff (13:28) They can be, there are labs that put them in culture, would let them grow and divide and that's one thing that can be done. Now, just like anything, a copy of a copy of a copy tends to lose its vitality. So, things like telomere length, which is an aging marker, that changes with each division of a cell. So I don't like to use a divided material. Michelle (13:50) Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (13:58) I use just fresh first pass stuff. Maybe your listeners are a little young for this, but there's a really funny movie called Multiplicity, where Michael Keaton clones himself, and each clone is a little bit wonkier than the original. if you want a good laugh, yeah, check out that movie. But in short, I prefer the actual native original self. Michelle (14:15) Comedy used to be so much better. Right. Got it. Is this similar to cord blood, you know, when they, when the baby's born and they say, do you, you know, you can opt to do that and then store Dr. Jeff (14:27) When we do self, Yeah, let's tap into that for just a second and unpack it if it's okay. know, historically you would be offered to donate or not donate, but store your umbilical cord. And the purpose of that was, God forbid your child gets leukemia in seven years, you have a matched set of cells that they culture, they do divide. Michelle (15:01) Mm-hmm. Right. Dr. Jeff (15:02) and replace the child's bone marrow, you don't have to worry about a donor or a match. Now you can do that and you can also use, in some labs we'll use those umbilical cord cells as a source for any other future purpose, whether it's a joint problem or what have you, they're now doing that. In fact, you can use that for family members as well. So the reasons for a bank in your umbilical cord, and they probably won't tell you in the pamphlet, because it's not yet approved for marketing claims. Michelle (15:19) Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (15:31) is much more than just, you know, just in case there's a case of leukemia, you need a full bone marrow replacement. Michelle (15:39) So interesting. how, when you do have the stem cells, first of all, it must cost a fortune, it sounds like, it's limited. It's not something that you, because you're depending on donors. Dr. Jeff (15:52) No, well, there's a little bit more to it. And that, and I keep using the phrase stem cells and other biologics. Let's, let's talk about other biologics for a minute because some of these other biologics are less expensive and here in the U S it's, it's affordable. You don't have to necessarily leave the country and go to go to central America or, you know, Hong Kong to get this or Europe. A lot of the professional athletes historically went to Europe, but they're, they're getting it here, here in the U S too. Michelle (15:59) Okay. Mm-hmm. that's good. Dr. Jeff (16:22) But we found out that if we gave you stem cells, let's say you came over and I hooked up an IV and we gave you stem cells, in 10 to 14 days, those would be out of your system. However, the benefits would go on for weeks or months or even some of the benefits would be prolonged. So why is that? If the stem cells are gone, what's going on? Well, it turns out the stem cells aren't really doing all the work. The stem cells are delivering cell to cell communicating and influential Michelle (16:31) Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (16:52) biomolecules, peptides, growth factors, small RNAs from cell, from the stem cells to your cells, reinvigorating and activating your cells to do that work. And those, those communication packets are called extracellular vesicles or for short exosomes. And you may have seen this, a lot of estheticians use them. You know, they can do the atom to your microneedle facial. Michelle (17:11) Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (17:20) It's sort of an advanced vampire facial with these exosomes. So the exosomes are probably doing most of the work that the stem cells were doing. And there are advantages. They penetrate tissue better. They're easier to store and handle. They'll cross the blood brain barrier if you want them in your brain and nervous system. And they're less than half the price of stem cells. So we can do things that used to cost, you know, 20, $30,000 out of this country. for less than half of that here, because the big cost is the materials, these biologics. So what does it cost was your original question, but now that you know we're using these exosomes preferentially in a lot of these cases. And by the way, as an aside, all stem cells, sorry, start over, all cells make exosomes. We're using stem cell derived exosomes from amniotic fluid, which is quite abundant. So there are really no cells in this. Michelle (18:11) Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (18:19) There's no matching that needs to be done. and it's, it's wonderful. So, the, you know, for example, treating a knee, if we're trying to repair a knee, help someone heal a knee, we're asking their cells to do the work. We're just providing the, the, the re-instruction to tap back into the original factory that made that joint in the first place. And something that like that is kind of two doses of biologics, one above one below the knee. the injection, the facility and everything where we do it as sterile. All that is, you know, in the nine to 12,000, depending on what we're doing. So it's not, it's not crazy. And IVs, if we do an IV, that's anywhere from like 4,000 to 8,500, depending on the dose. Michelle (18:54) Mm-hmm. And how many times would somebody have to do that? Dr. Jeff (19:07) Maybe once. Usually the joints are one and done and then they go back to their normal wear and tear. So is it possible someone's going to come back in in 20 years and need it again maybe, but that's okay. We follow a French protocol that has published 15 year follow-up and we follow that protocol how they do it. And they've had over 82 % of the patients had wonderful results at the 15 year mark. We're waiting for them to publish the 20 year mark. Michelle (19:10) Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (19:35) So we're not making this up. We're just duplicating what's already been done and good science that's out there. Michelle (19:42) And for inflammatory conditions, autoimmune conditions, or even fertility, well, you know, because it's secondary to that a lot of times. Do you use IV? So really get it right into the bloodstream. Okay. Dr. Jeff (19:51) Right, right. Yeah, I would definitely. yeah. Yeah. And that's how we approach anti-aging anyway. People are biohackers, anti-agers that come in. This is what we do. And we, we do an IV. We, we try to figure out a dose that makes sense for that person based on the budget and their age and maybe their inflammatory markers and their blood tests and other things. And then we see how long it lasts. And some people get a year, two years. Some people get, you know, six months. Some people come in preventively and do every three months a lower dose. just, we customize it for the individual. Michelle (20:33) And that crosses the blood brain barrier. So it's good for brain health, really for just everything. The system. Dr. Jeff (20:37) Yeah. Anywhere there's an inflammatory burden, we'll do it. But exosomes do cross the blood-brain barrier. And let me go off script here for a second. For listeners that have been pregnant before, in later trimesters, a pregnant woman has glowing skin and her hair is growing wonderfully. And typically, there's not a lot of joint pain, maybe Michelle (20:43) Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (21:06) low back pain from carrying the weight, why is that woman in, you know, not having this great skin and all that, it's because that woman is getting a daily dose of stem cell derived exosomes because they also not only cross the blood brain barrier, they cross the placental barrier. So what we do is almost simulate that in a single dose. Michelle (21:25) Mm-hmm. Got it. That's so interesting. in that case, when you are doing IV, is that also one and done? Dr. Jeff (21:37) No, like I was saying, it depends on what benefits someone gets and for how long they last. It could be depending on the person's need. Now, if it's someone who's got an inflammatory problem and they're just trying to get pregnant, could be a one and done. If it's someone that has benefited from it and wants to do it repetitively, then we would help support that and make it available. Michelle (21:43) I see. Mm-hmm. Done. Have you heard of this being used and injected directly into like uterus or those areas or is it typically more like IV? Dr. Jeff (22:11) So not into the uterus, although there are examples in men of injecting the testes where they're not producing adequate sperm counts. I think IV would be a first. So I didn't read anything about ovarian injection yet. Could that be coming? Possibly. IV is obviously an easier thing to do. So I would try the IV first. But you're right, you're going to get a higher dose if you inject directly. Michelle (22:20) Mm-hmm. Or ovaries maybe? Mm-hmm. Dr. Jeff (22:40) That might be something to look at. haven't done it. We do have some sexual health shots we do at the exosomes now where we do P shots and O shots for men and women respectively for improvement in sensation, lubrication, that kind of. Michelle (22:53) Mm-hmm. I know that they do PRP with the ovaries and I think also uterus. So that's why I was asking because it's kind of similar, you doesn't have the same exact substance, but it's the idea of stimulating. Dr. Jeff (23:14) No, I completely agree with that. PRP is basically a very lower, it's the lowest end self-donated regenerative medicine. And it probably contains some cells and some exosomes in there. Michelle (23:21) Mm-hmm. Right. So interesting. that's really fascinating. for you specifically, like if people wanted to work with you, do they have to come visit you, your office, where you are? Dr. Jeff (23:38) Not necessarily. So, you know, most of what we do, we start out remotely. The vast majority of my patients come from somewhere other than Las Vegas, where I'm located, actually Henderson, Nevada, which is a suburb of Las Vegas. Most people start remotely. We do a lot of the blood tests or if they need MRIs or what have you remotely, and we only invite them to come to town if there's a reason to come to town. We do have some other colleagues in other parts of the states too that can do IVs. things like that so we can sometimes refer. Yeah. Michelle (24:09) Mm-hmm. It's really fascinating. It seems like state of the art. It's like the new thing that's coming out. Dr. Jeff (24:13) and It's a, and there are things coming. if you'll allow me to just jump there for a second. you know, we are working on some projects here at, at my practice. one of them involves exosomes that are stuffed with extra mitochondria. And for those of you that don't know, that's a small part within the cell. It's kind of a cell within the cell. we learned in high school biology, it was the powerhouse of the cell. made the energy, but it actually does much more. Michelle (24:22) of course. Yeah. Hmm Dr. Jeff (24:46) And some causes of infertility relate to poor mitochondrial activity in the cells of the ovaries and things like that. So we're looking at exosomes that could be overstuffed with, that can donate more mitochondria. So that could be very useful. There are many other reasons to do that as well. And then we're even involved in a project that may be useful to help patients with cancer. And this is a particular exosome. that comes from a certain type of immune cell, a T cell in our body, whose job is to identify, circulate around the body, identify, and then selectively remove or kill an abnormal cell like a cancer cell. So imagine that as an augmentative therapy or even as a preventative. Yeah, so we're hot on that trail. That's coming soon to a, to a re-celebrate clinic near you. Michelle (25:36) That's fantastic. I love that. That's awesome. That's really amazing. And what have you seen so far in regards to fertility? you seen people do this treatment and it work? with fertility, there's so many different reasons for why. I mean, it could be so many different. It's really a range of underlying conditions, but what have you noticed so far? Dr. Jeff (26:03) Correct. So honestly, I don't have a fertility practice that's pretty far afield from what I do. I do a lot of structural work, a lot of joints, a lot of spine. We do some autoimmune and a few other things. But I have talked to colleagues, fertility specialists in the past, and we've talked about exosomes. I was at a biohacking conference in Texas last year. Michelle (26:11) Yeah. Dr. Jeff (26:32) the Dave Asprey event and someone came up to me and asked me about fertility. So I know it's on my radar. It's just not something we put out there necessarily. had one gentleman that had low sperm count. We had talked about doing something for him, but he didn't do it yet. Michelle (26:34) Mm-hmm. But have you seen or through colleagues or any studies that have shown even just IV, doing this with IV that it's helped? Dr. Jeff (27:00) I've only read the abstract of some of the Chinese studies because we don't always get the full article translated. But most of those studies speak to direct injection. They have a lot of animal studies. So I don't have information on the clinical use of... Michelle (27:07) Okay. Dr. Jeff (27:25) exosomes personally for fertility, but I know that others have talked to me about it. So it's being done. And I, I did look it up online before we met today and you can actually find, there was a clinic in Europe that was advertising it for this purpose for fertility. Yeah. Michelle (27:31) Mm-hmm. Interesting. Yeah, which I'm sure people don't really have to go all the way to Europe. I'm sure also if you get the IV and your body's going through this anti-aging and your mitochondria are benefiting and also, which is very much linked to aging eggs. So you want to like revitalize and reawaken and also lower inflammation that also helps with egg quality and sperm quality. Dr. Jeff (27:54) and Michelle (28:08) So this is just definitely something that I found when I saw you, I was like, this is really interesting. I think that it's something that people should be hearing about. And I'm sure I wouldn't be surprised if in the future, a lot of fertility clinics are going to start looking into this as well. Dr. Jeff (28:26) Yeah, no, the one that was advertising is an international fertility group, I think, in Eastern Europe. And they specifically have a webpage on this. Now, we can't have those webpages here in the US because we are not yet approved for marketing claims. Michelle (28:32) Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Right. It's so interesting how all that works. But yeah, this is great. This is a really interesting topic and really great information. I love like cutting edge stuff. I love that it's kind of like to be continued because you're still like, You already have learned so much, but of course, there's so much more coming, which is exciting. I find it really exciting. Dr. Jeff (29:00) Yeah. I do too. have this renewed interest. know, I'm, I'm a self admitted nerd. So this is, gets me back into things that are very exciting. I don't get to do the same thing day after day anymore. that's, that's. Michelle (29:19) I love that. Yeah, for sure. So awesome. So for people who want to learn more about you and what you do, how can they find you? Dr. Jeff (29:30) Check out Re-Celebrate because you're celebrating the renewal of your cells. That's spelled R-E-C-E-L-L-E-B-R-A-T-E. And that is our website is recelebrate.com. Instagram is recelebrate at recelebrate it. LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, but just type in recelebrate, you'll find it. Michelle (29:52) Awesome. And you'll find it also in the episode notes. So I'll share all the links in there, as well as information about Dr. Jeff. So this is a great conversation. This is really, really great. And I appreciate you coming on and explaining it so nicely and really breaking it down for us, you know, people that don't have that background. So thank you so much for coming on today, Dr. Jeff. Dr. Jeff (30:03) Yeah. you It's been my pleasure, thank you for having me.
Did you know that you possess the ability to heal your current self the way your younger version did? Explore ground-breaking regenerative treatments with Dr. Jeff Gross from ReCELLebrate. With exosomes & stem cells, your body can heal faster & better. Find out how having a diverse microbiome & high-quality supplements like magnesium & omega-3s bioharmonizes your health while also shedding light & understanding the importance of preventative measures against inflammation & the advantage of fine-tuning your body's recovery processes for a better, healthier life. Learn about this & more in today's episode on ‘Regenerative Medicine'. Meet our guest Dr. Jeff Gross, the "Stem Cell Whisperer," attended George Washington University Medical School, where his research on nested PCR has advanced viral infection diagnostics, including COVID-19. He trained at top trauma centers & completed a spinal biomechanics fellowship under Dr. Ed Benzel. His research on brain tissue's optical properties has been cited nearly 500 times. Dr. Gross has published extensively in clinical medicine, neuroscience, biomedical optics, AI, & stem cell medicine. He treats neurosurgery patients, focusing on non-surgical & regenerative medicine, while consulting internationally. He's donated over $100 million in patient care & advocates against health insurance fraud. Recently, he authored the spine chapter of a regenerative stem cell medicine textbook & speaks at major biohacking conferences. Thank you to our partners Outliyr Biohacker's Peak Performance Shop: get exclusive discounts on cutting-edge health, wellness, & performance gear Ultimate Health Optimization Deals: a roundup article of all the best current deals on technology, supplements, systems and more Gain mental clarity, energy, motivation, and focus with the FREE Outliyr Nootropics Mini-Course The simple, guided, and actionable Outliyr Longevity Challenge helps you unlock your longevity potential, slow biological aging, and maximize your healthspan Key takeaways Aging is the accumulation of chronic inflammation in cells & tissues, leading to degeneration Slowing the inflammatory & degenerative process can reduce the risk of disease. The earlier & more proactive you are, the better Melatonin, cortisol's opposing hormone, decreases significantly after puberty Acute inflammation helps build resilience Chronic inflammation reduces the function & volume of our stem cell reserves Most body tissues originate from the mesoderm, which forms the middle tissues (mesenchyme) Before expensive procedures, address factors rapidly depleting your stem cells naturally to enhance treatment effectiveness Cells lose their ability to function properly, produce the right proteins, & can become "zombie cells" when severely damaged The body contains many peptides, like insulin, endorphins, melatonin, & others used for weight loss, anti-aging, & anti-inflammatory purposes Episode Highlights 3:30 Everything You Need to Know About Inflammation 28:14 Regenerative Medicine Therapies & Techniques 37:34 Exosomes vs Stem Cells Explained 52:04 Supplementation, Resources & Other Alternatives Links Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ThzjGurRkvU Full episode show notes: mindbodypeak.com/175 Connect with Nick on social media Instagram Twitter YouTube LinkedIn Easy ways to support Subscribe Leave an Apple Podcast review Suggest a guest Do you have questions, thoughts, or feedback for us? Let me know in the show notes above and one of us will get back to you! Be an Outliyr, Nick
Are you ready to reverse chronic conditions and extend your health and vitality? Welcome This Week's Guest Dr. Jeff Dr. Gross is a leading Neurological Surgeon. He received HealthTap's 2022 Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in the U.S. Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate, focusing on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. The mission for ReCELLebrate… The post Regenerative Medicine: Stem Cells and the Future of Healing With Dr. Jeff |236 appeared first on Melissa Vogel.
Dr. Jeffrey Gross is a regenerative stem cell medicine and anti-aging specialist. He is also a conservative specialist offering precision medical, longevity, and biohacking consultations to reduce disease and improve health-span. Dr. Gross is an expert on stem and gene cell therapy and how to utilize science to improve quality of life. I didn't know a lot about this topic, so it was enlightening to have him on the show and learn from him. I hope you'll also take something from this episode. What we discussed: Dr. Gross's background and why he became interested in stem cells and laser therapy (2:09) Stem cells, their sources, and controversies surrounding their use (5:08) Regenerative medicine, stem cells, and their potential to heal and repair damaged tissues (9:28) Using stem cells for injury recovery and athletic performance, with a focus on safety and effectiveness (15:57) Stem cell banking and regenerative medicine (20:12) Affordable regenerative medicine for knee injuries (27:37) Stem cell therapy for joint pain, with a focus on its effectiveness and cost compared to knee surgery (32:28) Regenerative therapies for muscle loss and aging, with a focus on exosomes, immune cells, and mitochondria (39:45) Stem cell therapy options for knee pain, including MRI cost and virtual consultation process (44:31) Using stem cells for joint pain relief and hair loss treatment (49:52) Life expectancy and anti-aging technology through biohacking (55:48) If you loved this episode and our podcast, please take some time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, or drop us a comment below!
In conversation with Dr. Jeffrey Gross, a sought after expert, transforming thousands of lives by transitioning from traditional surgical methods to the innovative use of stem cells. With a career dedicated to treating a myriad of chronic health problems, Dr. Gross is a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine and is the founder of ReCELLebrate.Listen and find out:~ The gap between failure of non-surgical treatment and surgery~ The science behind harnessing one's own stem cells for prolonged health~ How cells can be changed to support youthful metabolism~ Examples of people who can walk or dance again~ What neuropathic pain is and how it links to stress~ The impact of stress on our cells~ The importance of the turnover of cells~ A message to any skepticsVisit the ReCELLebrate website hereFollow ReCELLebrate on InstagramFollow Sam on Instagramwww.anxietyreliefwithsam.com
Dr. Jeffrey Gross, founder of ReCellebrate and a pioneer in regenerative medicine, joins Jamie MoCrazy to discuss the transformative potential of stem cell therapy for brain injury recovery. With over 26 years of experience in treating brain and spine problems, Dr. Gross shares insights on how stem cell therapy can aid in healing, reducing inflammation, and improving quality of life for TBI survivors. This episode delves into the importance of accurate diagnosis, the role of family caregivers, and practical advice on incorporating movement and supplements to support recovery.In this episode, we discuss:The benefits of stem cell therapy for TBI recoveryThe importance of accurate diagnosis and family involvement in the healing processPractical advice on reducing inflammation and incorporating movement for cognitive healthResources:ReCellebrate: https://recellebrate.com/MoCrazy Strong Foundation
In this episode of REJUVENAGING with Dr. Ron Kaiser, Dr. Ron welcomes Dr. Jeff Gross, founder of ReCellebrate and a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. Dr. Gross, a neurosurgeon with 26 years of experience, shares his journey from traditional surgical methods to innovative stem cell therapies and stem cell-derived exosome treatments, as well as other regenerative medicine methods such as Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections. The discussion dives deep into the advancements in longevity and restorative healing, highlighting how regenerative medicine is transforming the approach to treating spine, joint, and chronic health issues.Dr. Jeff explains the foundational concepts of stem cells, and their regenerative potential. He elaborates on the sources of stem cells, emphasizing the ethical and effective use of donated afterbirth tissues, such as placenta and amniotic fluid, which provide naive, unadulterated cells. The conversation also covers the legal and ethical landscape of stem cell therapies, noting the progress made in states like Utah and the cautious stance of the FDA.Throughout the episode with Dr. Ron, Dr. Jeff shares compelling success stories, particularly in treating degenerative knee issues, where patients have experienced significant improvements in pain, inflammation, and even regeneration of cartilage. He also addresses the potential for preventative treatments and the broader applications of regenerative medicine in anti-aging and overall health enhancement.Listeners are encouraged to seek non-surgical options for their health issues and to consult with doctors who offer regenerative medicine. Dr. Jeff underscores the importance of patient choice and informed consent, providing a hopeful outlook for those seeking less invasive, more effective treatments. For those interested in learning more or seeking treatment, Dr. Jeff Gross's clinic, ReCelebrate, offers consultations and treatments in Las Vegas and through telemedicine.For more information on Dr. Jeff Gross:https://recellebrate.com/https://www.facebook.com/recellebratehttps://www.instagram.com/recellebratehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-gross-md-5605605/https://www.tiktok.com/@recellebrate Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this episode of Portfolio Pulse, host Steven Huskey dives into the transformative journey of Dr. Jeffrey Gross, a former neurosurgeon turned pioneer in regenerative medicine. Dr. Gross shares his motivations for shifting from traditional spine surgery to exploring the frontier of stem cell research and its applications in healthcare. He discusses the challenges and controversies surrounding this emerging field, emphasizing its potential to offer patients alternatives to invasive procedures. From biohacking to financial insights for medical professionals, Dr. Gross advocates for a holistic approach to healthcare and business ownership. His insights challenge conventional healthcare practices, encouraging physicians to reclaim autonomy and prioritize patient-centric care. If you like this episode please don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review!
Today Beth brings us Dr. Jeffrey Gross. He is a graduate of University of California, Berkeley who went on to work at George Washington University. Irvine Medical Center. He has had a very interesting career, and has been recognized as a leading neurological surgeon with several awards. He founded ReCELLebrate, which is an anti-aging medical practice in the Las Vegas area. In this episode, he shares his knowledge, advice and a few golden nuggets of information that will certainly be helpful for you or a loved one. Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for medical treatment, or advice, and shall not make any health or medical-related decision based in whole or in part on anything contained in the site. The opinions expressed by the guests do not necessarily reflect the views of Beth Shaw or YogaFit.
DR. JEFF GROSS is the founder of ReCELLebrate and a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. With a career dedicated to treating a myriad of spine, joint, and chronic health problems, Dr. Gross has transformed thousands of lives by transitioning from traditional surgical methods to the innovative use of stem cells and stem cell-derived exosomes. Medicine and healthcare are seemingly advancing at the speed of light these days. Some treatments are proving to be real game changers, while others create more confusion than benefit and leave much to be desired. Yet, as Dr. Gross can attest, the most profound advancements lie in the longevity and restorative healing potential of stem cells. Our own degenerating stem cells, when rejuvenated, display powerful anti-aging and healing properties, offering relief and rejuvenation without the need for surgery. Jeff shares insights on the holistic and natural, but also minimally invasive, applications of stem cells in healthcare and preventative wellness, showcasing their potential in tackling and reversing chronic conditions and extending health and vitality. We talk about his training as a surgeon and what led him to studying and applying the benefits of stem cells and exosomes. He demistifies the science behind activating one's own stem cells for prolonged health. In addiition, we talk about some of the history of stem cell research and use and the ways this exciting biotechnology is currently being used successfully and where it is headed in the future. Jeff shares some of the success stories as well as his own experience in the use of stem cell derived exosomes. The future is here! ·
In today's podcast, host Nicole Raleigh welcomes Dr Jeffrey Gross, founder of ReCELLebrate, neurological surgeon, and expert in the field of regenerative medicine, to discuss this development. Their conversation delves into the recent appetite for the use of stem cells for longevity and explores the ‘health span' notion that is being ever more frequently spoken of.
In this dynamic episode of the Legacy Leaders Show, Izabela Lundberg welcomes Dr. Jeffrey Gross, founder of ReCELLebrate and regenerative medicine innovator. The renowned neurological surgeon Dr. Gross is at the forefront of transforming chronic health treatment, focusing on skin, cellular, and joint health through stem cell technology.Dive into a discussion on Dr. Gross's pioneering methods of reshaping the approach to health and healing. Learn about his groundbreaking work in enhancing skin vitality, boosting cellular health, and improving joint function, offering new hope to thousands.Listen in as we explore the powerful impact of regenerative medicine on promoting overall wellness and discover how Dr. Gross's innovations are leading the way in the evolution of healthcare.Tune in to uncover the future of health maintenance and recovery with one of the field's leading figures, Dr. Jeffrey Gross.Champions, Buckle Up!
In this dynamic episode of the Legacy Leaders Show, Izabela Lundberg welcomes Dr. Jeffrey Gross, founder of ReCELLebrate and regenerative medicine innovator. The renowned neurological surgeon Dr. Gross is at the forefront of transforming chronic health treatment, focusing on skin, cellular, and joint health through stem cell technology. Dive into a discussion on Dr. Gross's pioneering methods of reshaping the approach to health and healing. Learn about his groundbreaking work in enhancing skin vitality, boosting cellular health, and improving joint function, offering new hope to thousands. Listen in as we explore the powerful impact of regenerative medicine on promoting overall wellness and discover how Dr. Gross's innovations are leading the way in the evolution of healthcare. Tune in to uncover the future of health maintenance and recovery with one of the field's leading figures, Dr. Jeffrey Gross. Champions, Buckle Up!
In this episode of the Healthy, Wealthy, and Smart podcast, host Dr. Karen Litzy welcomes Dr. Jeffrey Gross, founder of ReCELLebrate and a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. They discuss the concept of regenerative medicine, stem cell treatments, and their applications in healthcare. Dr. Gross shares his journey from being a neurosurgeon to exploring regenerative medicine and how it allows him to tap back into his undergraduate background in biochemistry and molecular cell biology. He highlights the need for innovation in the medical field and the potential of regenerative medicine to revolutionize healthcare practices. Tune in to learn more about this exciting field and its possibilities for improving patient outcomes. Show notes: [00:03:21] Stem cell treatments. [00:04:16] What are stem cells? [00:09:17] Regenerative medicine and joint problems. [00:14:04] Regenerative medicine for joint replacement. [00:18:17] Surgery and its necessity. [00:24:31-00:24:41] Biohacking and its benefits. [00:30:08] Trusting regenerative medicine doctors. [00:33:28] Expanding clinic with satellite. More About Dr. Gross: Dr. Gross graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in biochemistry and molecular cell biology. He earned his Doctor of Medicine in 1992 from the George Washington University School of Medicine. He contributed to virology research during his studies. After graduating, he undertook a residency in neurological surgery at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center until 1997. He then pursued a Fellowship in Spinal Biomechanics at the University of New Mexico until 1999. Licensed in California and Nevada, Dr. Gross has SPINE practices in Orange County and Henderson, Nevada. A trained neurological surgeon, he specializes in athletic injuries and spine procedures, and offers longevity and biohacking consultations. He's certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery and is a member of several prestigious surgical societies. Since 2020, Top Doctor recognized Dr. Gross as a leading Neurological Surgeon. He also received HealthTap's 2022 Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in the U.S. Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate, focusing on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. The mission for ReCELLebrate emphasizes offering modern biochemical treatments and considering surgery as a last resort. Resources from this Episode: ReCELLebrate Website Dr. Gross on LinkedIn ReCELLebrate TikTok ReCELLebrate Instagram Dr. Gross YouTube Jane Sponsorship Information: Book a one-on-one demo here Mention the code LITZY1MO for a free month Follow Dr. Karen Litzy on Social Media: Karen's Twitter Karen's Instagram Karen's LinkedIn Subscribe to Healthy, Wealthy & Smart: YouTube Website Apple Podcast Spotify SoundCloud Stitcher iHeart Radio
Ever wonder what doctor's look at on MRIs of the spine? Curious about what regenerative medicine docs are thinking when the evaluate your spine for stem cell, exosomes or platelet rich plasma? Dr. Jeffrey Gross is a spine fellowship trained neurological surgeon and founder of “ReCELLebrate” a regenerative medicine clinic in Henderson, Nevada. He's passionate about helping clients rejuvenate their health by offering precision medical, longevity, and biohacking consultations to reduce disease and improve health-span. In this episode of The Health Fix Podcast, Dr. Jeffrey Gross reviews Dr. Jannine Krause's low back MRI and talks about disc herniation, nerve compression and what he's doing to regenerate spines. *Note - for a richer podcast experience check this podcast out on Youtube, link below. What You'll Learn In This Episode: What MRIs can tell you about your body How certain types of MRIs can help doctor's visualize the bone marrow Why things that show up on MRIs may not be the cause of your pain How the term “degenerative disc disease” is not a disease - it's degeneration of the spine from age or an injury The health of your spinal vertebrae dictates the health of your discs How stem cells, exosomes and platelet rich plasma are being used for spinal rejuvenation Preventing joint replacement surgeries with advanced therapies Resources From The Show: Dr Gross's Website - ReCellebrate Watch this episode on Youtube
What if we could support our bodies, assist them in rejuvenation, and offer relief without surgery? Our guest today, Dr. Jeffrey Gross, is here to discuss this and numerous other things in regenerative stem cell medicine (and many other longevity strategies). Dr. Gross is a board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, the Owner of SPINE, and a regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate. He's recognized as an international expert in neurosurgery and regenerative stem cell medicine (and anti aging as a whole). He has authored numerous book chapters, has medical research cited over 1000 times and is an international award-winning speaker. — Episode Chapter Big Ideas (timing may not be exact) — (00:02) Exploring Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine (10:31) Understanding Stem Cells and Their Applications (21:44) Stem Cells and Bone Health (29:34) Regenerative Medicine With PRP, Stem Cells, and Exosomes (43:57) Stem Cell Therapies and Health Optimization (53:20) Supplements, Mitochondrial Support, Sleep, and Success (01:00:10) Intermittent Feeding and Proper Supplementation — Impactful Words From Dr. Jeffrey Gross — "Regenerative medicine is about programming cells against inflammation. They take them out of defense mode and put them into optimal functioning mode." "When you look at longevity and anti-aging, you're literally looking at slowing or removing factors of chronic inflammation." — Connect with Dr. Gross & ReCELLebrate — Website — https://recellebrate.com/ LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-gross-md-5605605/ — Connect with Julian and Executive Health — Curious about becoming a concierge client? Sign up for a complimentary Executive Health Meeting — https://www.executivehealth.io/contact LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhayesii/ Join our weekly 'Executive Health Journal' + get our free executive health report: 'The Optimal Executive: 17 Impactful Actions to Look, Feel, and Stay at The Top of Your Game.' Visit— executivehealth.io/report ***DISCLAIMER: The information shared is not meant to treat or diagnose any condition. This is for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes. The content here is not intended to replace your relationship with your doctor and/or medical practitioner. Any decision to begin the use of the following supplements or use any of the information on this website or podcast should be discussed with your doctor and/or medical practitioner. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/executive-health/message
Welcome to another episode of The Hormone Prescription Podcast! In today's episode, our host [host name] is joined by the distinguished Dr. Jeffrey Gross, a board-certified neurological surgeon who specializes in anti-aging and regenerative medicine. Together, they explore the groundbreaking developments in stem cell technology and its role in improving health and combating disease. Dr. Gross starts by offering insights into how he discovered the immense potential of stem cells in the field of regenerative medicine. This led him to establish ReCELLebrate, a cutting-edge initiative focused on providing modern biochemical treatments and, where possible, avoiding surgical intervention. Dr. Gross takes us on a deep dive into the longevity and biohacking consultations he conducts at his ReCELLebrate clinics in California and Nevada. In addition to his work with stem cells, Dr. Gross also shares how his expertise extends to treating athletic injuries and performing spine procedures. Throughout the conversation, he delves into the nuances of these treatments and provides invaluable information on how stem cells can be an effective solution to many health problems. Reflecting on his background, Dr. Gross walks us through his fascinating journey in the field of medicine and how he became a leading expert in stem cells and regenerative medicine. Show Highlights: * How Dr. Jeffrey Gross discovered the impressive capabilities of stem cells in regenerative medicine. * The founding and goals of ReCELLebrate, Dr. Gross's innovative approach to employing biochemical treatments. * An inside look at Dr. Gross's ReCELLebrate clinics and the longevity and biohacking consultations offered. * Dr. Gross's expertise in addressing athletic injuries and spine procedures, and how it ties in with his work in regenerative medicine. * A glimpse into the captivating background and journey of Dr. Jeffrey Gross in the medical field. Join us in this enlightening conversation with Dr. Jeffrey Gross, and learn about the incredible possibilities that stem cells and regenerative medicine have to offer. Don't miss out on the wealth of knowledge this episode has to share, and be sure to subscribe to The Hormone Prescription Podcast for more enlightening discussions! [00:00:00] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Cade Hildreth, the founder of Bioinformant, a stem cell industry research firm, is quoted as saying, the regenerative medicine revolution is upon us. Like iron and steel to the industrial revolution, like the microchip to the tech revolution, stem cells will be the driving force of this next revolution. [00:00:20] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Stay tuned to find out how you can start using stem cells to transform your health, your life, and your longevity. So the big question is how do women over 40 like us keep weight off, have great energy, balance our hormones and our moods, feel sexy and confident, and master midlife? If you're like most of us, you're not getting the answers you need and remain confused and pretty hopeless to ever feel like yourself again. [00:00:45] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: As an OBGYN, I had to discover for myself the truth about what creates a rock solid metabolism, lasting weight loss and supercharged energy after 40 in order to lose a hundred pounds and fix my fatigue. Now I'm on a mission. This podcast is [00:01:00] designed to share the natural tools you need for impactful results. [00:01:04] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: And to give you clarity on the answers to your midlife metabolism challenges. Join me for tangible natural strategies to crush the hormone imbalances you're facing and help you get unstuck from the sidelines of life. My name is Dr. Kieran Dunstan. Welcome to the Hormone Prescription Podcast. Hi everybody. [00:01:22] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Welcome back to another episode of the Hormone Prescription. Thank you so much for joining me today as we dive into the use of stem cells for regenerative and longevity medicine with Dr. Jeffrey Gross. This is really one of the most powerful and emerging aspects of health that is available to you now To create the health that you're wanting the healing that you're wanting that you might not be aware of Because it's not offered everywhere and usually not covered by insurance And your regular doctor's probably not going to talk to you about it But as I shared in the beginning the quote it [00:02:00] really is One of the most powerful tools that's going to transform medicine, just like our tech field has been transformed. [00:02:08] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: And there's another quote that I love that I'll share. The next age of medicine will revolve around stem cells, just like there was. the pre intranet age, there will soon be the pre stem cell age, and it will confuse the next generation to talk about it. So although now it seems a little way out and off the beaten path, it will probably become the standard of care at some point in the future. [00:02:32] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So I know that if you're listening, you want to know everything that's available that could possibly help you create better health, live a longer and healthier life and increase your vitality span. So I know you're going to want to hear about extending your health and longevity using stem cells and regenerative medicine. [00:02:53] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So I'll tell you a little bit. about Dr Jeffrey Gross and then we'll get started. Dr Gross is a board certified [00:03:00] neurological surgeon who identified the unique and powerful capacity of stem cells to help not only neurological problems but to regenerate many aspects of health affected by disease. He focuses on anti aging and regenerative medicine at his resellably Great clinics in California and Nevada. [00:03:17] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So we're going to dive into this episode in not only neurologic applications, but arthritic joint applications, musculoskeletal and more. And we're going to talk about beauty applications too, which I know you're going to want to hear about. So please help me welcome Dr. Jeffrey Gross to the [00:03:35] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: show. Thank you so much. [00:03:36] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I'm Pleased to be here. It's an honor to join you today. Yes, I'm [00:03:39] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: super excited to have you on fellow physician who now has gone astray just like me and really found some things that can help people, which my audience really loves hearing about because they've done the HMO copay dr tango and [00:04:00] they know it doesn't work for them. [00:04:01] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: The number one question I get from people is why doesn't my doctor know what you know? Why doesn't my doctor offer me what you offer me? And they love to hear stories of doctors like you and me who were in the dark and found the light and what we know that can actually help them. So why don't we start there Dr. [00:04:22] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Jeff with your story from conventional medicine into what [00:04:27] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: you're doing now. Great. Thank you for the opportunity. Probably a bit like yours, I was trained to be a physician, many years of training, just like you, and came from professors who trained similarly 20 years earlier, who were trained by professors similarly 20 years earlier, and there's a, there's this sort of preservation of these traditional in the box thinking of medicine, and I haven't abandoned that, what I have done is expand on it, because probably like you as well, we're [00:05:00] scientists, And we explore and we ask questions and we want to know what's really happening and what we have to do our own homework on that sometimes. [00:05:08] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So, I was practicing traditional spine neurosurgery. I was taking care of patients mostly with neck and back problems, injuries, disc issues, pinched nerves. A very, very busy practice and I noticed that patients were telling me something they were coming in and saying, Hey, doc, I've tried all the things you've recommended. [00:05:29] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I've tried therapy. I've tried time. I've tried prayer. I've tried supplements. I've tried anti inflammatories. I've even tried injections, but I'm still having problems. And we would talk, let's go over the surgical options. And they'd say, yeah, I'm just not quite ready. And I'd look at them and say, yeah, I think you're right. [00:05:46] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: You're not quite ready. You're not bad enough. And you're in that gap, that no man's land. And then they would say, Doc, what about lasers? And what about this? And what about stem cells? And you get hit enough time on the head with a rubber [00:06:00] mallet and that stem cell's stuck. And I finally said, you know what? [00:06:04] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Instead of going to the same old spine conferences every year And seeing, hearing the same old things reported, I'm going to go a different direction and I started going to different meetings and different educational conferences and got interested and retrained and now I've incorporated regenerative medicine and anti aging medicine and all these things into my practice to expand my tool base. [00:06:27] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Great, so You could learn from a pleasure perspective. I love that. So what happened when you went to your first stem cell conference? Take everyone through that. What really piqued your interest that you said, Wow, this is valid. And I need to know more about this because this could benefit my [00:06:45] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: patients. I was, I'm embarrassed to say that 32 years had passed since I had my undergraduate degree in biochemistry and I went to the meeting and it just reopened a lot that had happened in 32 years [00:07:00] that built on this really neat background in molecular biology and what we knew about cells and how they function together. [00:07:07] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And I was so busy going down this path of clinical medicine that I had missed. I never got a newsletter on all the updates in this and what we've learned. And so I was a little embarrassed and, but it was wonderful because it reopened that curiosity and that reason why I, I chose that as my undergraduate degree in the first place and all that had happened in stem cells and in exosomes and other regenerative biologics. [00:07:35] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And that had been applied clinically, meaning for patients. So it wasn't just on a lab bench. Yeah. So [00:07:41] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: let's get into stem cells. I think they're a mystery for a lot of people. And they're confused about what are the different types of stem cells, what can they be used for, what's FDA approved, what's not, what might they get in another country they won't get in [00:08:00] the U. [00:08:00] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: S., and also the benefits for longevity. And there are methods for stimulating your own stem cells. I recently learned about stem cells from endometrium and menstrual blood, which is really fascinating to me. But do you want to start there? Just kind of talking about what are stem cells? [00:08:19] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Sure. This is, we'll do a little stem cell one on one here. [00:08:22] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And this is, let's take it back. When we were embryos inside of our mothers, We are made up of a ball of cells, and those are all stem cells, and those stem cells are incredibly powerful. They start out omnipotent, meaning they can become anything, and they become further differentiated, and that's a biological word, meaning the cells start to work towards what they're going to end up being, and it's like a job assignment. [00:08:50] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: You go to the vocational office, you say, assign me a job and okay, you're going to be a liver cell and you over there, you're going to be part of the elbow. You get a job assignment. [00:09:00] As the fetus develops, these omnipotent cells become pluripotent. They have less opportunities, but they're still broad opportunities. [00:09:09] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And then they become a multipotent and they get all the way down to where they can only differentiate into certain types of tissues. And those are the vast majority of what's available clinically because they're safer. They can't go backwards in the lineage and create a whole new human or even something weird. [00:09:27] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: We don't want that. And you're coming from the OBGYN field, you've heard of teratomas, these very, very, very Germ cell based tumors and things that can, so we don't want to use those dangerous cells. We don't know how to control them yet. So when we use the word stem cells, we're talking about these, they just haven't made that final job assignment. [00:09:47] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Right. And these are typically from the mesenchymal or the mesoderm layer of the embryo. And meaning they form most of the connective tissues, most of the organs. And when you tap into [00:10:00] these stem cells, they can be very powerful. Now, as humans, we have stem cells in us. They are a bank of cells, a storehouse, if you will, of cells that our body is constantly tapping into. [00:10:11] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: We renew our skin constantly. We're making new skin cells. We renew our liver cells. And if we are injured or hurt somehow, those cells can be recruited to help repair us. Think about Doc, a three year old scrapes his knee on the sidewalk. And you bandage, you clean it up, put some Bactine on it, put a bandage on it, give them a kiss and send them on their way, right? [00:10:34] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Three days later, that bandaid comes off, but that scab is almost completely healed. But then you take, in comparison, a 70 year old who bangs her elbow, and there's a bruise for two and a half weeks. So why does the same person who healed so quickly at age three not heal the same at age 70? Why? Same genes. [00:10:55] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Same bank of stem cells. Of course, our stem cells lose steam with [00:11:00] age. They get exposed to what we learned in medical school is called vaguely inflammation, right? And inflammation is the accumulation of all this environmental damage, exposure to toxins, exposure to electromagnetic fields, what's in our diet, what's in our water, how we treated ourselves with stress or avoidance of stress. [00:11:22] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And I'm sure you've talked about this with others as it applies to hormonal function, right? We want to try to tend towards an anti inflammatory lifestyle. So in any way, our stem cells don't work as well to repair and regenerate us. And that can happen at different rates. So the whole basis of the stem cell biology as a treatment is to tap back into our own youthful ability to heal. [00:11:47] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Our cells have the blueprint and the molecules and the genes to do that. That's kind of the underlying basis. [00:11:53] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Okay. And regenerative treatment is defined as what, because that's [00:12:00] really what you specialize. In is regenerative treatment versus conventional medical approaches, [00:12:06] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: right? I suppose I still do a bit of both but Regenerative medicine is the new tool that i've had for about five years Which has really blossomed into many aspects of it And maybe this is a good part to answer your question about the fda So as you know, and many people don't fully understand the fda Is sort of the doctor's first amendment police and they decide based on their criteria what we can make claims about. [00:12:35] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And those claims usually deal with curing or treating a disease or condition. So for example, if a new medicine is being developed. They decide when we can say this medicine has been shown to, to help deal with diabetes or something like that. So, there has yet to be any real regenerative stem cell treatment that has been approved for claims.[00:13:00] [00:13:00] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: That doesn't mean it can't be done. The doctor and patient have a relationship and that's between them with proper informed consent. There are a couple things that are approved, but I don't know that I Consider them regenerative and that would be a bone marrow replacement for let's say, uh, leukemia. And this is why mothers might bank umbilical cord cells when they deliver a child. [00:13:24] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: That's traditionally been an approved treatment. Okay, [00:13:29] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: so you're saying no FDA approved claims made indications for the use of stem [00:13:36] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: cells? But let's be truly objective, since we're scientists. There have been no approvals or denials. So they have not said, we have approved, but we also have an unapproved. [00:13:47] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: It hasn't yet been decided. So the lack of approval does not mean that something is unapproved. And people don't fully, they tend to go only and hear the unapproved. That [00:14:00] doesn't mean, that just means they haven't been fully vetted these claims. You know, the proper full studies have not yet been okayed by the FDA. [00:14:09] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Okay, so can you talk about though what indications are generally agreed upon by experts in the regenerative medicine area as to what are appropriate uses that may not be FDA approved? [00:14:26] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: You should be a politician that was fantastically worded. For the purposes of doing this correctly, anything I give an opinion on today is not a treatment for an individual, and is not necessarily approved by the FDA, and is just worthy of discussion. [00:14:42] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And every individual is addressed. individually. So yes, there is wonderful scientific reporting, mostly from not in the United States. We have literature out of Europe. We have literature from Asia where they are ahead of us. And you think about this doc, [00:15:00] 15 to 20 years ago, professional athletes were leaving this country to get these treatments. [00:15:04] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And other people, but of notoriety, it would be the athletes. Now those athletes are staying in the country because it is available here in the U. S. The source of the biologics, the stem cells or the related biologic components are here produced by, ironically, FDA compliant labs. So, and these are typically from donors of C section births. [00:15:29] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Where the placenta, the amniotic fluid, the umbilical cord are preserved instead of thrown away and sent to labs where they're under clean and sterile conditions, tested and treated. The main uses start with musculoskeletal issues like joint problems. In fact, some of the best research comes out of France and these are protocols I follow for knee pain. [00:15:54] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And if I may just keep rambling on the, the, a study in France [00:16:00] just reported two years ago on the 15 year follow up. So that means they've been doing this for at least 17 years as a study and probably longer. And what they did is they took patients with end stage knee problems. Ready and recommended for knee replacement. [00:16:16] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So these are conditions like bone on bone patients may have heard or arthritis is terms doctors use painful knee problems that need a knee replacement. Not everybody wants an open knee replacement. It has a role, but they took these patients said, wait, instead of having your recommended knee replacement, join our study. [00:16:36] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And in that study, they injected bone marrow derived stem cells from those patients. And we might circle back to that in a moment, but they took them from these patients, processed them, concentrated them, and injected them into two different areas in the knee. And over 15 years, one of the groups was significantly superior to the other group. [00:16:58] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And the group that [00:17:00] did well was in bone injected, so they injected the bone of the knee just above and below the cartilage. The cartilage injected group did okay initially. But then declined at each five year mark and it was over 80 percent of the bone injected group did not need that knee replacement. [00:17:17] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: They had been recommended 15 years earlier. In other words, those knees were saved. That's amazing. We follow that protocol and we do the bone work and you think about it. Your cartilage in your joints and in your discs of your spine is probably one of the least biologically active tissues. There are not a lot of cells. [00:17:37] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: It's sort of a collection of squishy proteins and collagen and we call this sort of the biological rubber of the body. The real activity, the part of your body that made that cartilage in the first place when you were a fetus was the growth plate bone marrow where you're most of your stem cells reside, your storehouse of stem cells. [00:17:58] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So we follow that [00:18:00] protocol. So [00:18:00] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: with data like that, 80 percent did not need any replacement and they were bone on bone, which really that's the only standard of care treatment that we have to my knowledge. Why has the FDA not? Given an approval any [00:18:16] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: insight into that I'm going to go out on a limb here and say i'm sure there are political and economic pressures from Companies that make metallic knee implants. [00:18:26] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I am sure that the fda panels Uh that look at this. I have a very high threshold of studies in terms of number of participants And they love blinded and controlled studies, meaning blinded means the doctor doesn't know and the patient doesn't know if they're getting a placebo or not. And a controlled study means there's a placebo arm, but who would want to be that in that study that might get a placebo? [00:18:54] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So it's going to be very hard to do a large population study with [00:19:00] placebo. So we are sort of at this. You know, difficult crossroads. [00:19:04] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Yeah, sometimes you have to follow your common sense. Anyone can tell you that the success rate of any cartilage naturally regrowing when you're bone on bone is probably zero. [00:19:19] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So do we really need that control group? That's where I sometimes wonder when did we leave common sense by the wayside or the body of scientific Tiff acknowledge and experience that we have from decades of doing medicine the way we've been doing it. And so this is the place you can be very frank and honest. [00:19:39] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So I throw Mainstream medicine under the bus on the regular because people just don't get it. They're scratching their heads Why don't I get these options at my hmo doctor's office? And so I really help them to understand that medicine is a business and that it has It's [00:20:00] its own motivations and doing lots of surgeries and procedures and prescribing lots of drugs is part of it. [00:20:07] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: And so if you want something different, then you've got to make different choices and look elsewhere, which I think is a great, I was going to ask you in a little bit, but I'm going to ask you now. The second question people ask me after why doesn't my doctor offer this is, Will my insurance pay for this? [00:20:24] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So I think this is a good place to ask that. [00:20:27] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: You're absolutely right. There's a little bit of a conundrum. Because the FDA has not approved this for claims, your insurance has their hat to hang on that they, they will not approve this. However, there's something called PRP platelet rich plasma, which many people can get in their doctor's office, which is a taking your own blood and. [00:20:47] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: spinning it down in a centrifuge and pulling out the growth factors and the platelets and concentrating them and delivering them back to an area where there might be a strain or pain like a tennis elbow or a knee [00:21:00] ligament or something like that. And it is, it's rather simple. It is, it's sort of the lowest. [00:21:06] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Entry level regenerative medicine item and it is not approved for claims by the FDA But insurances are starting to pay for it because they're starting to see that it's less expensive than a surgical pathway So it might cost 500 to 1, 000 per session, typically people have two to three sessions. So, I think that's probably some good news in the long run towards insurance companies waking up and looking at the bigger picture and avoiding bigger open surgeries if possible. [00:21:40] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: There's always a role for the surgeries, I don't mean to say don't do surgery, I mean to say look at every option first, why not try a regenerative procedure because I can tell you. When I'm addressing a knee problem, it's usually two doses of biologics in the bone above and below the knee. [00:22:00] And we do that at a little injection facility with some sedation so no one has to feel the bone injection. [00:22:06] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: It doesn't take very long. Most of the work is done ahead of time. The targeting, the MRI, the testing. And We've got that down to where it's just under 10, 000 and I think that's a good price when you look at the lost work time, the downtime, the complications, the co pays you'd have just to have a knee replacement. [00:22:28] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Sure, the knee replacement might be less than 10, 000 out of pocket, but there's a cost of the pain and the recovery and the physical therapy and that kind of thing. So it's not cost prohibitive. For everyone. For some, I understand, but not for everyone. [00:22:43] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Yes, my mother had both knees replaced, and the pain she went through and just never had the same gait and walking ease, and if she could have avoided it at that time, I'm sure she would have in hindsight.[00:23:00] [00:23:00] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So, let's get more specific, because I know people are wanting to know. So we've talked about knees. What other joint or musculoskeletal problems have stem cells been shown to help with? And then also maybe tie into there, you mentioned bone marrow as a source. What are the sources? Cause some people are saying, Oh my gosh, am I going to have to have my bone marrow removed to get stem cell treatment? [00:23:25] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So where are these? Stem cells coming from? Are they autologous from the person? Are they from somebody else? [00:23:32] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So let me work backwards. I'll start with that question and then work back to and expand on, on the types of things we can do beyond knees. Okay. So you can have bone marrow, harvested stem cells harvested from your own bone marrow, and even other sources like fat. [00:23:48] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I don't like the fat source. Because those cells are typically in an inflamed environment. And the whole theme here is to work against inflammation, which works to help our [00:24:00] body tissues function better and slow the aging process. I don't like to harvest, autologous is the word you used, and that means from yourself. [00:24:09] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I prefer the perinatal sources. These are again the donated, ethical, and FDA compliant labs that prepare these biologics. The biologics would be either stem cells or stem cell messengers, stem cell derived messengers. And these are the small particles that one cell uses to communicate with other cells in our body, wake up our own stem cells, activate them. [00:24:35] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And I have been able to keep the cost of procedures down with, I believe, at least as good efficacy, if not better in some areas. With the stem cell messengers and we call those exosomes or nanoparticles and they are basically a stem cell giving a message to other cells to behave in an anti [00:25:00] inflammatory, youthful, regenerative, restorative way and that's what we're, that's what we seek. [00:25:05] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Those come from basically what used to be medical trash. It's now medical treasure, and these are donated and screened individuals. Unless you're in a culture that preserves the placenta for the delicacy that it may be in some areas, this is You've probably delivered thousands of babies and thrown away the, all this great stuff. [00:25:30] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Am I [00:25:30] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: right? Yes. Who knew? You know, that HGTV show, isn't it called Trash to Treasure? But also I recently learned that in a lot of cultures, they actually bury the placenta to ground the energy body of the child into Mother Earth, which is a whole other conversation. So it's ethical to use it for medical procedures in the West, but in a lot of indigenous cultures, it probably wouldn't be so you [00:26:00] prefer the perinatal. [00:26:01] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: And it's not just for joint stem cells, not just for joints anymore. What are the other applications [00:26:09] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: that we get great results with joints? I would say joints. Joints are a wonderful and relatively successful application in our hands. And by joints, I'm including spine. We don't have the long term data on spine yet, like we do for knees. [00:26:26] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Knees were sort of an easy first study because there's so many people with knees and they're easy to inject in the knee area, right? It's down there. It's just asking for an injection. The spine is a little bit more interesting. You have to be cautious around nerves. And that's where I come in as a neurosurgeon, so I'm, I've been inside the spine thousands of times doing surgeries. [00:26:47] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I love doing fewer surgeries and more of these procedures. So we'll call that the musculoskeletal group. There are other things a little bit within the musculoskeletal group. One is there, there have been studies [00:27:00] showing improvement in bone density, which is very important in someone with declining hormone levels. [00:27:07] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Um, as, as you and your. Listeners must know the bone density is associated with longevity. The better your bone density, the better your longevity. And hormones are a big part of that. Weight bearing exercise is a big part of that. And other factors like certain supplements, vitamin D3, for example, and others. [00:27:25] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So regenerative medicine can help support bone density. There are studies on that. The other longevity or I'm sorry [00:27:33] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: to interrupt you, but where What types of stem cells are used [00:27:37] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: and how are they administered? I have to look at the individual study, but you are correct. Most of the studies are either autologous harvested stem cells from that person, their donated stem cells from a perinatal source, or their donated stem cell messengers or exosomes from a perinatal source. [00:27:54] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Those are the three main applications that we call regenerative medicine. [00:28:00] [00:28:00] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: For bone density, how are those [00:28:01] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: administered? Oh, sorry. IV. [00:28:04] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Intravenously. Is anyone doing that in the United States? There [00:28:08] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: are a lot of us doing that. Okay. [00:28:10] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: And so. Because I think there are women listening who are going to want to know what would your criteria be for what degree of osteopenia or osteoporosis. [00:28:20] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I would say if there's any evidence for osteopenia and you want to get ahead of this and prevent this from going to full blown osteoporosis and you're already doing the traditional elements, weight bearing exercise, hormone optimization, things like this, the right supplements, it's something to look at. [00:28:38] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Osteoporosis. is associated with shortened longevity. So we want to get ahead of this. And the criteria would be making sure they've tried everything else first. Now if someone has a very focal area of osteopenia, maybe a hip issue, but the rest of their testing, because when they test for bone density, they test the hip, the spine, maybe the wrist, other areas. [00:28:59] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: [00:29:00] If we can focally treat by injection a spot area if needed. Yeah, but [00:29:06] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: I've seen thousands of bone densities on thousands of women and it's a rare person who has a spot problem. It's usually pretty global. And so how many treatments would they have of intravenous stem cells? Because I know there's some women listening who are thinking, Oh, I'm going to look into that. [00:29:22] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So they probably want to know. We [00:29:24] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: probably do one treatment. And then monitor the bone density every six to 12 months and see what kind of length of benefit they got and what kind of benefit they got from it and use that as a guide. There's no signing up for, Oh, you'll need this every six or 12 months. [00:29:42] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: This is a individualized person and we guide it for that individual. So hopefully one treatment could give you. Months or years depending on how bad things are to start with how good your own status is your overall Inflammatory burden [00:30:00] and we can do blood tests to look at that in detail Because ultimately aging is an accumulation of this chronic inflammation and we need to not just give IV Regenerative biologics. [00:30:12] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: We need to look at every aspect of of what's causing root cause, right? What's causing inflammatory Yeah, let's [00:30:19] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: detour and talk about that because I talk about it a lot, but you can never talk about it enough. This is the rust. The inflammation is the rust that corrodes all your cells and degrades them. [00:30:32] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: And this is what causes premature aging, disease, death, everything. It is the enemy. So, it's vital. Every doc I know who works with stem cells, Requires that people reduce their inflammation if they're in a highly inflamed state But I think it would be important to hear your perspective on that [00:30:52] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I could not agree more and i've converged with you using the the word rust As you have so i'm [00:31:00] glad we've come together because you're right rust is oxidation And we are oxidizing and that's why antioxidants are good for us. [00:31:08] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So We all are in a state of inflammation. That's during the day, during the light hours, we have neuro stress, we have physical stress, we have all these things and we have things in our food source and they cause our cells to react in a defensive manner and that defense is chronic inflammation. At night, we repair. [00:31:29] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: If we're sleeping and we're getting good sleep, restorative sleep, our bodies and our cells undergo a repair process. It's a DNA repair, all kinds of things. And we need to balance that by really understanding those and focusing on them. I think reducing exposure to inflammatory items is probably the easiest thing we can do. [00:31:50] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Eating a cleaner diet, for example, avoiding toxins in our environment to the extent we know they're there and we can, limiting electromagnetic [00:32:00] waves. Turning off the screens at night and the other things we can do to reduce inflammation are lifestyle changes, like making sure we exercise, eating in the light window and not eating in the dark window, intermittent eating, intermittent fasting. [00:32:14] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: We can even supercharge the reduced inflammation. By what's called hormesis. Hormesis as, as you may have, you and your audience may know, is a slight stress upon our cells to build resilience and to clear out the senescent zombie cells that are taking up space and resources. And that might come through exercise. [00:32:35] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: It might come through calorie restriction, maybe a fast for anywhere from 24 to 72 hours. It might come from hot sauna use or cold plunges. And these stimulate the body to release survival proteins, which help reduce inflammation. These are the kind of proteins we find in stem cells and stem cell messengers. [00:32:54] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So ultimately, the regenerative medicine is sort of a hack or a biohack to slow [00:33:00] inflammation. And as it slows and reduces and reverses inflammation at the cellular level, it's reducing aging at the cellular level. And you see many ads on social media. That our product reduces inflammation at the cellular level. [00:33:14] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: That's how we're going to reduce our, slow our aging. We have to do it at the cellular level. And everybody [00:33:19] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: stay tuned because Dr. Jeff does have a gift for you at the end of the show that's gonna, uh, help some things that you can do to help reduce your inflammation so you don't want to miss that. [00:33:31] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Alright, let's jump back. We were going through the indications and treatments. We talked about knees, spine. We talked about osteoporosis, osteopenia, bone thinning. What other indications [00:33:44] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: are there? We've treated with IV many things. So we have patients who have come to us with declining kidney function and whether that's related to too much sugar in the life over your life and diabetic changes acquired type two [00:34:00] diabetes, whether it's related to high blood pressure that hasn't been adequately controlled or even other items. [00:34:06] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: What happens is the blood test called creatinine starts to go up because your kidneys can't remove that amount of protein from the body. And yeah, We have seen declining, improving creatinine levels in patients who showed progressive problems with the kidney function, who wanted to avoid dialysis. So we've had a couple patients specifically, and we've only had to do one IV on each of those. [00:34:31] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: patients where their creatinine is improved and we're just watching their blood test with the creatinine. And people come in and say, I've had so much other benefits from that. I think better, more clearly. I have more energy. I sleep more soundly. We get all these beneficial side effects from the IV. [00:34:49] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Just, I wanted to add something there. [00:34:50] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Just as you're talking, it makes perfect sense that I'm sitting here thinking, why don't we give them to everyone intravenously because just the three year old boy [00:35:00] who falls and scrapes his knee. All you have to do is protect it from infection and getting scraped again. And then the stem cells, the messages throughout the body say, send stem cells to this cut and fix it. [00:35:12] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: It tells what to do. And so that example you gave is beautiful about the kidneys and declining kidney function. You give the stem cells intravenously, they know where to go. And they know what to do and they know to fix the problem. So why aren't we giving it? Do some people just say, I want general longevity. [00:35:33] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: And I know you're going to talk a little bit about that. And I want to heal whatever's broken that I don't know about. And you just. Give them intravenous stem cells. [00:35:43] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I don't want to give the idea that stem cells fix everything, right? I think they try it. This is not a cure all, but we love to add it when we can as an alternative or an additional item to help repair or recover in medicine. [00:35:59] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: We call it [00:36:00] an adjunct therapy, right? So this is an add on treatment. For example, we see patients who are recovering from heart attack and we show improved cardiac. function from I. V. Regenerative biologics. We see patients recovering from stroke or have suffered what's called traumatic brain injury used to be called chronic concussive syndrome. [00:36:21] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And these people have lingering effects of brain injury, maybe from an accident or something. And we have shown some benefits there. And there are some studies published on this. Now it should be known that the stem cells do not readily cross the blood brain barrier when they're delivered IV. So the benefits we're actually seeing are more with the stem cell messengers, the stem cell derived exosomes I mentioned to you earlier because they are so small. [00:36:49] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Remember they're called nanoparticles for a reason. They're very small. They cross the blood brain barrier and stimulate the glial cells and that support our brain cells. [00:37:00] And you spoke earlier about other types of stem cells like endometrial base and things like this. There is wonderful work in more specialized types of stem cells. [00:37:08] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Right now, we do not use anything that's manipulated. So these are off the shelf, straight from the womb, tested, screened, and filtered. biologics, because the FDA is pretty clear that they don't want us using anything manipulated. Cells that have been conjured or cajoled into doing something very specific. [00:37:28] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: That is the next quantum leap in regenerative medicine, very specifically targeting stem cells and their messengers, engineered for a specific thing like helping to repair the islet cells in the pancreas in the case of type 2. It's for example, and again, most of these diseases of aging are diseases of inflammation and vice versa. [00:37:50] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Coronary artery clogging, atherosclerosis has an inflammatory component. Alzheimer's disease has an inflammatory component. If you look at [00:38:00] the tissue under a microscope, even type 2 diabetes, you look at the pancreas, it has an inflammatory component. We're really simply just reducing inflammatory exposure and effect. [00:38:12] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And that leads me to mention autoimmune, because this is where a lot of hormones get affected. And as your audience knows, autoimmune means the body is having a revved up attack on it, part of itself, for reasons unclear, but it's a hyper inflammation state. Let's list a few of those. Rheumatoid arthritis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis. [00:38:35] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: There are other autoimmune diseases and if you do inflammatory blood tests, you'll see the inflammation system is in high gear. We're not sure always why that is, but it is. Some infections are known for their hyper inflammation. Lyme's disease is one I know you've had guests on before about Lyme's disease. [00:38:55] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And another well known one that is known for inflammation is, [00:39:00] COVID 19. It's a very inflammatory virus, and a lot of these long COVID syndromes do have significant continued hyper inflammatory states involved. So we are seeing that these types of problems respond well to suppressing and controlling, we use the word immunomodulating, the inflammation system, where the regenerative biologics do work. [00:39:27] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: towards declining those problems and those symptoms. [00:39:31] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Okay, wow, such great information. I would be remiss if I didn't ask because I know people are wanting to know about vampire facelift and beauty applications. Would you like to talk about that? [00:39:45] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I would. This is probably a little bit on the more fun end of things we do. [00:39:50] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And most of the people we see have a problem and we want to help them with a problem. But we also have enjoyed helping people want to not only feel [00:40:00] better and be healthier, but feel better about looking better. So there are currently two cosmetic procedures that we have. One is, and as your audience knows, a vampire facial is PRP. [00:40:13] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And we talked about PRP earlier for joints, where you can draw your, uh, have your blood drawn from your own veins, spun in a centrifuge, and pull out the growth factors and the platelets, and inject them into the face. So it gives more growth factors to the face to help tighten the collagen. I like to skip over that and go to the high octane stuff and that's to use the wide draw of the blood. [00:40:37] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: When you change the oil in your car, you don't put the old oil back in it. So we use the stem cell biologics and micro inject the face. to stimulate the epidermal cells in dermal cells rather to stimulate, make more collagen, more elastin, get some tightening and youthful radiant glow because of the [00:41:00] improvement in the cells. [00:41:02] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I think you might notice this as an OB GYN in your pregnant patients. They, don't they often say, Oh, my skin is so good while they're pregnant because they're getting all these youthful growth factors from the womb circulating in the maternal bloodstream. They're getting a Yeah, they're getting a dose. [00:41:18] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Radiance is real. You can look at a pregnant woman and see that their hormones are really on point and their stem cells and how about hair [00:41:30] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: regrowth? You're also using it for that? That was the other one. And I am, I'm also a recipient of that. So we do the same thing. I've had, I had a bald spot and I've had three scalp injections and it's because of the lighting and things, you probably can't see it, but I'll do some social media posts with some befores and afters. [00:41:50] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And it's, I've been able to help people with thinning, thinning hair. You have to have follicles. You have to have some hair. I can't take a bald person and with the current. state of [00:42:00] things. Now, when we talk about the future of the going backwards in the lineage of stem cells, there are some things coming down the pike and I have some colleagues and friends working on that. [00:42:09] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: But right now this is for people who do have some follicles and I'm sure your audience knows when your hormones start to decline, that's And you have a longstanding inflammation, you, the follicles are sensitive, they, that's like when someone is stressed and they lose hair, it's because the inflammation in their body from the nerve is seen in the areas of symptom, where they become symptomatic, that might be psoriasis. [00:42:33] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: It's where they have dry skin, it might be in the scalp with the follicles, it might be in other areas. We have patients with dry eye syndrome who maybe have had LASIK procedures and we've injected, we talk about glands, we inject the meibomian glands in the eyelids. to help improve the glandular function and I've had some limited benefit there and we're still figuring out how to do that best. [00:42:57] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Okay. [00:42:58] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Before we wrap up, [00:43:00] we must talk about longevity and then I know you've got that gift for them that's going to help them to know some things that they can start doing now to help with anti aging. But what does the data look like and treatments to increase longevity with stem cells? [00:43:17] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: We don't have enough. [00:43:18] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: Long term data to answer that scientifically, but we do have something called biological age tests, and I think it'd be mentioned this, there are a few different kinds on the market, but basically it's a test that looks at either the markers in the bloodstream and or markers inside the cell bloodstream, of course, is outside the cell, and these markers are associated with certain age groups. [00:43:42] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: So we can do a blood test and estimate The biological age of someone as opposed to your calendar age, because I know at my last birthday, I turned 58, but I can do a biological age test and it has a different number and you can make lifestyle changes or do things in that [00:44:00] number adjust. You can affect your own rate of aging by taking your own anti aging journey and doing things about it. [00:44:07] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: And we have some studies that show improvement in the, in these biological age tests. With the use of IV regenerative biologics, so at least at the cellular level, which is where aging really does happen, there is scientific evidence to show reduced inflammatory markers and age related markers. And [00:44:28] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: I know people are wondering, what's that test and where can I get it? [00:44:32] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: It has to be ordered by a doctor like me, and I do a lot of Zoom consultations, so if anyone in your audience is listening, this is an additional holiday gift, is if they call and mention your name, I'll do an introductory Zoom or phone. I prefer zoom, but phone consultation and we can go over their aging status and see where they are and see if we can make some tweaks in many [00:45:00] different areas and talk about the biological age tests. [00:45:03] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: I'm happy to do that. But you have to mention your name and they heard us here. [00:45:08] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Okay. So Merry Christmas to you, listener, you can call Dr. Jeff's office mentioned you heard him on Dr. Kieran's podcast and you can get some one on one time with Dr. Jeff and find out more about your health. I think that's a great place to end. [00:45:30] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: It sounds this is such a wonderful topic. It's a Such I guess it's kind of the wild west of medicine, but I think it is the future of medicine in many ways. So I think it's very valuable information. Thank you so much for sharing it. You have this wonderful gift that you're giving everyone to help them understand some things that they can start doing now for their health. [00:45:56] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: We'll have the link in the show notes. Do you want to tell them about [00:46:00] what that is? And then also all the places they can [00:46:02] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: find you online. Thank you so much. Yes, if you go to the and I forget the word the young again method. com slash longevity There's a a free guide on some of the anti aging supplements You should start or if you're not already on and if you do schedule Some time to meet with me we can expand on that for you as well as customize it for the individual Please follow us at we celebrate is the name of the business. [00:46:28] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: R e c e f l e b r a t e That's our website. That's our Instagram. That's our TikTok. That's our YouTube. We have lots of fun stuff. Follow us and send me a comment on Instagram. If you're on Facebook, also send me a comment and say hi and introduce yourself. We like to meet new people all the time. Awesome. [00:46:48] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Thank you so much, Dr. Jeff, for your brave journey. It is always a brave journey for any physician to go off the beaten path [00:47:00] of What we're taught and to do something innovative and new and courageous. So thank you for saying yes to that because you're going to help a lot of people. I know you already are. [00:47:11] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: I really appreciate it. And I appreciate you sharing your journey and [00:47:14] Dr. Jeffrey Gross: expertise with us today. Thank you so much for having me. It was my pleasure and honor. And thank you for [00:47:20] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: joining me for another episode of the hormone prescription. Stem cells are super exciting and the indications are growing. Access is growing and availability. [00:47:35] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: So. I know you learned something that's going to inspire you today. I look forward to knowing what that is. Reach out to me on social media and let me know. And if you want to take Dr. Jeff up on his very generous holiday offer, please do so. We will have all the links in the show notes to his free gift and to how you can reach out to him and contact him. [00:47:58] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Until [00:48:00] next week, peace, love, and hormones, y'all. Thank you so much for listening. I know that incredible vitality occurs for women over 40 when we learn to speak hormone and balance these vital regulators to create the health and the life that we deserve. If you're enjoying this podcast, I'd love it if you'd give me a review and subscribe. [00:48:22] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: It really does help this podcast out so much. You can visit the hormone prescription. com where we have some free gifts for you. And you can sign up to have a hormone evaluation with me on the podcast to gain clarity into your personal situation. Until next time, remember take small steps each day to balance your hormones and watch the wonderful changes in your health that begin to unfold for you. [00:48:44] Dr. Kyrin Dunston: Talk to you soon. ►The Best 5 Anti-Aging Supplements that YOU Need to be taking NOW by Dr. Jeffrey Gross - CLICK HERE ► Feeling tired? 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What are some approaches to maintaining and regenerating the structural elements of our bodies, such as our joints and the spine? What can we do to help prevent our bodies from wearing down so fast? What can be done for injuries and disease of the brain that affect thinking, cognition, and memory?For listeners of the Rachel Varga podcast, Dr. Gross is offering a 30 minute free anti-aging and regenerative medicine video-visit.https://recellebrate.com/biohacking-congress-free-consultation/About Dr. Jeffrey GrossStem Cell Whisperer, Jeffrey D. Gross, M.D. studied biochemistry and molecular cell biology at U.C. Berkeley. After mastering the complexities of the nervous system, and treating countless patients as a neurosurgeon, he has returned to his roots in basic science by updating his training in regenerative medicine and anti-aging medicine. His practice includes treating athletic injuries of the joints and spine, and disorders of the brain at the leading edge of the biotechnology in an effort to help others with less dependence on pharmaceuticals or surgery, as well as supporting those that seek longevity or that look for disease management. At ReCELLebrate, you will find the latest in regenerative medicine to optimize and activate your own stem cell health to assist with cellular and bodily healing and health – biohacking to help address and prevent health issues.Website: https://reCELLebrate.comWays to work with Rachel Varga!FREE 30-minute Biohacking For Ageless Beauty Training! https://www.theschoolofradiance.com/freebiesDownload Radiance: The New Skin Science on Audible!Book a One-on-one with Rachel Varga for customized skin care, rejuvenation guidance, and ongoing support! https://www.theschoolofradiance.com/consultation and use code Podcast15!Shop skincare, make-up, hair/skin/nail supplements, grooming tools, dermal rollers, and much more! https://alwaysradiantskinshop.com/Register for my next weekly LIVE and FREE Masterclass on various topics where I answer your questions! https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwuceioqTwiE9O1K1fF1vnLqZBlCvPdkDWc The video replays (which are highly interactive) are available on my skin shop for a small fee here!Join Seasonal Skincare Expert Tutorials on skincare, makeup, hair care (and growth), biohacking, clean peels, pre and post-rejuvenation tips, dermal rolling, and advanced at-home technologies for the face and body! https://www.theschoolofradiance.com/Join The School of Radiance Membership for your personal radiant transformation by cultivating resilient radiance through detoxing from environmental toxins, enhancing communication, enhancing relationships, etiquette, and much more: https://www.theschoolofradiance.com/membershipAs a disclaimer, please note that the information shared in this podcast and interview is not to be taken as medical advice, and it's always important to consult with your physician before making any lifestyle changes. Rachel disclaims any responsibility for inaccurate credentials of guests or information used that may cause harm.Thank you for tuning in to this episode of The School of Radiance with Rachel Varga (formerly The Rachel Varga Podcast and The Always Radiant Skin Podcast)!Rachel Vargainfo@theschoolofradiance.comSummaryWhat did I do to have 10 lbs literally fall off my body? When we detox physically and non-physically anything that no longer serves us falls away. What are key tips that you've likely never heard about that influence our body composition?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
THIS EPISODE OF GROWING OLDER LIVING YOUNGER focuses on application of stem cells and other regenerative practices as alternatives to early use of spinal surgery Today's Featured Expert is Dr. Jeffrey Gross, neurosurgeon and regenerative medicine practitioner. Dr. Gross, graduated from the University of California Berkeley with a degree in biochemistry and molecular cell biology. He earned his Doctor of Medicine in 1992 from the George Washington University School of Medicine, contributing to virology research during his studies. His residency in neurological surgery at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center, was followed by a fellowship in spinal biomechanics at the University of New Mexico. Dr. Gross has Spine practices in Orange County, and Henderson, Nevada. He specializes in athletic injuries and spine procedures, and offers longevity and bio hacking consultations. Certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery, Dr. Gross is recognized as a leading neurological surgeon. He founded Recellebrate, focusing on anti aging and regenerative medicine to emphasize modern biochemical treatments, considering surgery as a last resort. Episode Timeline 0.11 Introduction to regenerative stem cell technology and spinal surgery alternatives. 4:18 The switch from spinal neurosurgery focus to regenerative medicine. 8:52 Spinal surgery - outcomes and risks 15:59 Sciatica, stem cells and regenerative medicine 22:29 Immune reactions in stem cells and transplants 37:19 Aging, health, and regenerative medicine. About this episode's Featured Expert: Dr. Jeffrey Gross https://recellebrate.com/ https://www.instagram.com/recellebrate/ https://www.youtube.com/@stemcellwhisperer https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-gross-md-5605605/ Contact Your Host: Dr. Gillian Lockitch Download your free Guide to Living Younger Longer. Schedule a free Discovery Call with Dr. Gill NEW: Download the Growing Older Living Younger app (Apple or Android) About Your Host: Dr. Gillian Lockitch Email Dr. Gill at askdrgill@gmail.com website: https://www.askdrgill.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gillian.lockitch/ GOLY Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/growingolderlivingyounger And if you have not already done so, please follow, rate and review the Growing Older Living Younger podcast
The feisty side of fifty is just the time to focus on making improvements to our health and wellbeing. Each of us wants to remain strong and healthy for as long as possible. And that's where Dr. Jeffrey Gross can really help. Dr. Jeffrey Gross is a trained neurological surgeon who specialized in athletic injuries and spine procedures. Top Doctor recognized Dr. Gross as a leading Neurological Surgeon, and he has received HealthTap's 2022 Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in the U.S. Yet, in addition to this aspect of his distinguished career, Dr. Gross is a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine and has transformed thousands of lives by transitioning from traditional surgical methods to the innovative use of stem cells. To these ends, Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate, and now his practice focuses on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. We are fortunate to have Dr. Gross join us to share all about his amazing work that promises so much to enhance the lives of us boomers. If you care about aging well and spending many more happy years with your children and grandchildren, you won't want to miss this one!
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DR. JEFFREY GROSS, founder of ReCELLebrate and a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. With a career dedicated to treating a myriad of chronic health problems, Dr. Gross has transformed thousands of lives by transitioning from traditional surgical methods to the innovative use of stem cells. Medicine and healthcare are seemingly advancing at the speed of light these days. Some treatments are proving to be real game changers, while others create more confusion than benefit and leave much to be desired. Yet, as Dr. Gross can attest, the most profound advancements lie in the longevity potential of stem cells. These cells, when rejuvenated, display powerful anti-aging properties, offering relief and rejuvenation without the need for surgery. ✅ Demystifying the science behind harnessing one's own stem cells for prolonged health? ✅ Unlocking Youthful Genes: The Surprising Power of Hormesis ✅ The Secret Power of Umbilical Cord Stem Cells: A Miracle Cure for Leukemia ✅ Revolutionary Treatments for Eye Conditions and Sexual Dysfunction ✅ Maximizing Stem Cell Treatment: Key Steps to Amplify Results Social Media Coordinates: ReCELLebrate.com Instagram TikTok YouTube
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DR. JEFFREY GROSS, founder of ReCELLebrate and a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. With a career dedicated to treating a myriad of chronic health problems, Dr. Gross has transformed thousands of lives by transitioning from traditional surgical methods to the innovative use of stem cells. Medicine and healthcare are seemingly advancing at the speed of light these days. Some treatments are proving to be real game changers, while others create more confusion than benefit and leave much to be desired. Yet, as Dr. Gross can attest, the most profound advancements lie in the longevity potential of stem cells. These cells, when rejuvenated, display powerful anti-aging properties, offering relief and rejuvenation without the need for surgery. ✅ Demystifying the science behind harnessing one's own stem cells for prolonged health? ✅ Unlocking Youthful Genes: The Surprising Power of Hormesis ✅ The Secret Power of Umbilical Cord Stem Cells: A Miracle Cure for Leukemia ✅ Revolutionary Treatments for Eye Conditions and Sexual Dysfunction ✅ Maximizing Stem Cell Treatment: Key Steps to Amplify Results Social Media Coordinates: ReCELLebrate.com Instagram TikTok YouTube
DR. JEFFREY GROSS, founder of ReCELLebrate and a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine. With a career dedicated to treating a myriad of chronic health problems, Dr. Gross has transformed thousands of lives by transitioning from traditional surgical methods to the innovative use of stem cells. Medicine and healthcare are seemingly advancing at the speed of light these days. Some treatments are proving to be real game changers, while others create more confusion than benefit and leave much to be desired. Yet, as Dr. Gross can attest, the most profound advancements lie in the longevity potential of stem cells. These cells, when rejuvenated, display powerful anti-aging properties, offering relief and rejuvenation without the need for surgery. ✅ Demystifying the science behind harnessing one's own stem cells for prolonged health? ✅ Unlocking Youthful Genes: The Surprising Power of Hormesis ✅ The Secret Power of Umbilical Cord Stem Cells: A Miracle Cure for Leukemia ✅ Revolutionary Treatments for Eye Conditions and Sexual Dysfunction ✅ Maximizing Stem Cell Treatment: Key Steps to Amplify Results Social Media Coordinates: ReCELLebrate.com Instagram TikTok YouTube LinkedIn
This is part 2 of our discussion with Dr. Jeffery Gross, a leading regenerative medicine physician specializing in the transformative power of stem cells, peptides, PRP, and exosomes. In this episode, we delve into the profound impact of stem cells on longevity, specifically targeting prevalent causes of mortality such as cardiovascular issues, neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, and foundational health concerns. Dr. Gross shares his wisdom on the significance of accurate diagnostics before embarking on a stem cell journey, ensuring optimal outcomes.Dr. Gross shares his precision-driven approach at ReCELLebrate, emphasizing accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment to harness the full potential of stem cells for healing and vitality. We'll also explore the holistic applications of stem cells in healthcare, addressing chronic conditions and promoting overall health.If you're curious about the future of healthcare, the untapped potential of regenerative therapies, and the questions to ask your doctor before considering stem cell procedures, this episode is not to be missed. Join us as we unlock the secrets to a healthier, longer life through regenerative medicine.Get your discount with Dr. Jeffery Gross here: https://recellebrate.com/Unlock the Secrets of Longevity and anti-aging here: https://www.youngagainmethod.com/ Check my website:https://www.acadianapain.com/resethttps://www.derrickhines.comFollow me on social at:https://www.tiktok.com/@drderrickhttps://www.instagram.com/derrickbhines
I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Jeffrey Gross, a fascinating guest who is on the cutting edge of regenerative medicine and biohacking. Dr. Gross joined me on The Over 50 Health & Wellness Podcast to discuss how we can use science and technology to optimize our health. Dr. Gross is a board-certified neurological surgeon with over 25 years of experience helping patients avoid unnecessary surgeries. More recently, he has focused on anti-aging strategies and founded ReCELLebrate Health to provide regenerative therapies. On the podcast, Dr. Gross outlined some incredible innovations that left my mind blown! We covered emerging treatments like: - PRP (platelet rich plasma) injections- Stem cell therapies - Exosome treatments He explained how these treatments utilize the body's own healing systems to reduce inflammation, repair joints, and even turn back aging. I was fascinated to learn how a simple IV infusion of something called “extracellular vesicles” can make people feel energized, refreshed, and reduce aches and pains. According to Dr. Gross, the science shows these regenerative treatments can potentially help with conditions ranging from arthritis to neurological diseases to cosmetic anti-aging. While not currently approved by the FDA, they are widely available, especially for biohackers and athletes looking for an edge. Listen to this trailblazing episode for a glimpse into the exciting possibilities of biohacking your health for longevity! Dr. Gross provides an expert perspective on how these cutting-edge therapies work and what the future may hold as the research continues to progress. If overcoming health challenges and living longer through science sounds compelling, you won't want to miss this episode! You can connect with Dr. Gross and ReCELLebrate in the following ways: Main Website:https://recellebrate.com(mention you heard about ReCELLebrate form the pod for free intro call) Free Longevity Supplement Guide:https://www.youngagainmethod.com/longevity YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@stemcellwhisperer LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-gross-md-5605605 Instagram - @recellebrateTikTok - @recellebrate Ready to rewrite the narrative of your life and health? Visit the link below to see if our bespoke coaching services align with your vision: https://calendly.com/thesilveredge/coaching-inquiry Longing for more wisdom on health and wellness in your golden years? Dive into our exclusive Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/silveredgefitness
In our upcoming episode, we sit down with Dr. Jeffery Gross, a leading regenerative medicine physician specializing in the transformative power of stem cells, peptides, PRP, and exosomes. Join us as we venture into the cutting-edge world of regenerative therapies, where science meets longevity. Dr. Gross shares his insights into the fascinating science behind stem cells and how they can extend our health span, diving deep into the anti-aging properties of rejuvenated stem cells.We'll explore the stark differences between regenerative treatments and conventional medical approaches, shedding light on the efficacy, side effects, and long-term benefits of these innovative therapies. Dr. Gross also unpacks the viability of stem cells and recent advancements that ensure their effectiveness.Discover how your everyday lifestyle choices play a crucial role in amplifying the benefits of regenerative treatments, from dietary decisions to exercise and stress management. We'll present real-life success stories and case studies where stem cell therapies have made a remarkable impact on chronic conditions and improved overall quality of life.Dr. Gross shares his precision-driven approach at ReCELLebrate, emphasizing accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment to harness the full potential of stem cells for healing and vitality. We'll also explore the holistic applications of stem cells in healthcare, addressing chronic conditions and promoting overall health.During our conversation, we'll address critical questions about stem cells, including their types, mechanisms of action, potential side effects, and the ideal conditions they are best suited for. Dr. Gross provides valuable insights into maximizing the benefits of stem cell procedures, detailing essential activities, and highlighting the importance of inflammation management post-treatment.Furthermore, we delve into the profound impact of stem cells on longevity, specifically targeting prevalent causes of mortality such as cardiovascular issues, neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, and foundational health concerns. Dr. Gross shares his wisdom on the significance of accurate diagnostics before embarking on a stem cell journey, ensuring optimal outcomes.If you're curious about the future of healthcare, the untapped potential of regenerative therapies, and the questions to ask your doctor before considering stem cell procedures, this episode is not to be missed. Join us as we unlock the secrets to a healthier, longer life through regenerative medicine.Check my website:https://www.acadianapain.com/resethttps://www.derrickhines.comFollow me on social at:https://www.tiktok.com/@drderrickhttps://www.instagram.com/derrickbhines
Today we are talking with Dr. Jeffrey Gross who treats patients on a daily basis with stem cells for their back injuries, hip and knee osteoarthritis, shoulder tears and all the other joys that may come with aging and menopause. Dr. Gross studied biochemistry and molecular cell biology at U.C. Berkeley. He decided to become a neurosurgeon, but then shifted his career into regenerative medicine. So now he focuses on treating athletic injuries of the spine, hip, knee and shoulder at the leading edge of the biological sciences so he can help people to depend less on their pharmaceuticals or avoid surgery if it's not all that necessary. He founded his regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate in Nevada in the US where he activates our own stem cell health to heal our bodies and prevent other health issues down the road. Freebie: Wellness Blueprint https://shorturl.at/muCMR Mention "Zora" and Dr. Gross waves the consultation cost! Contact Dr. Jeffrey Gross About: https://wikitia.com/wiki/Dr._Jeffrey_Gross,_MD Contact: https://recellebrate.com/contact-us/ Social Media: tiktok, insta, facebook, linkedin, twitter, threads, youtube, pinterest, etc: @Recellebrate Join the Hack My Age community on: Facebook Page : http://facebook.com/hackmyage Facebook Group: Biohacking Menopause Instagram: http://instagram.com/hackmyage Website: http://www.hackmyage.com Hack My Age VIP Group: http://patreon.com/hackmyage Email: zora@hackmyage.com Newsletter: http://www.hackmyage.com/newsletter This podcast is edited by jonathanjk.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hackmyage/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hackmyage/support
Chronic back or joint pain and looking for non-surgical pain relief? Recent injury that you want to heal up quicky? Wanting to look and feel amazing and wondering how you can take your health to the next level? Curious about the regenerative effects of stem cell therapy, exosomes and peptides? Dr. Jeffrey Gross, MD is a neurological surgeon specilizing in athletic injuries and spine procedures, in addition to longevity and biohacking therapies. He's certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery and is a member of several prestigious surgical societies. Since 2020, Top Doctor recognized Dr. Gross as a leading Neurological Surgeon. He also received HealthTap's 2022 Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in the U.S. Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate to focus on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. In this episode of The Health Fix Podcast, Dr. Jannine Krause interviews Dr. Jeffrey Gross on how he's using modern biochemical treatments to help folks looking to improve their longevity and vitality as well as for those interested in non-surgical options for chronic pain and injuries. What You'll Learn In This Episode: How stem cell therapy gives your body information to restore & repair Why you need healthy stem cells for best effect & how they are being harvested What you can do to activate your own healthy stem cells How stem cells are paired with regenerative biologics like PRP (platelet rich plasma) for rejuvenation Why stem cells from fat tissue aren't the best option for repair and regeneration How exosomes are being used to activate stem cells and boost cell communication and enhance rejuvenation What it looks like to use exosomes, IV therapy and stem cells for longevity How targeting bones helps the body restore cartilage in joints The connection between bone density and longevity Advances in dry eye syndrome Investments for regenerative therapies Resources From The Show: Dr. Gross's Website - ReCELLebrate - https://recellebrate.com/ Mention The Health Fix Podcast and for a complimentary consult ReCELLebrate on Instagram
ReCELLebrate The Power of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine with Dr. Jeffrey Gross Hello beautiful humans, thank you for listening and supporting the Thrive Forever Fit Show. It truly means the world to me that you take time out of your precious day to listen to me ramble and rant about things I found entertaining, engaging, and meaningful. Show Sponsor: SpaStar www.spastar.net The Get Ready Wrap™ is spa-inspired and made for virtually every body. Designed with comfort and eco-elegance in mind - no velcro, snaps, or bulky material that take up too much room in your closet, laundry, or suitcase. This luxury spa wrap is perfect for spa treatments, beauty rituals, special occasions, getting ready, makeup tutorials, travel, by the pool, and the gym bag.Discount Code to Save 15% Off Your Get Ready Wrap: THRIVE15 “ReCELLebrate” The Power of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine with Dr. Jeffrey Gross Dr. Gross graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in biochemistry and molecular cell biology. He earned his Doctor of Medicine in 1992 from the George Washington University School of Medicine. He contributed to virology research during his studies. After graduating, he undertook a residency in neurological surgery at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center until 1997. He then pursued a Fellowship in Spinal Biomechanics at the University of New Mexico until 1999. Licensed in California and Nevada, Dr. Gross has SPINE practices in Orange County and Henderson, Nevada. A trained neurological surgeon, he specializes in athletic injuries and spine procedures, and offers longevity and biohacking consultations. He's certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery and is a member of several prestigious surgical societies. Since 2020, Top Doctor recognized Dr. Gross as a leading Neurological Surgeon. He also received HealthTap's 2022 Top Doctor Award as a top Neurological Surgeon in the U.S. Dr. Gross founded ReCELLebrate, focusing on anti-aging and regenerative medicine. The mission for ReCELLebrate emphasizes offering modern biochemical treatments and considering surgery as a last resort. Social Media Links and Website: Website: https://recellebrate.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/recellebrate/ TT: https://www.tiktok.com/@recellebrate LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-gross-md-5605605/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@stemcellwhisperer Mission of the conversation: To discuss the transformative potential of regenerative medicine guiding the audience on how to prolong and enhance the quality of their health span with stem cells while emphasizing the significance of ensuring that our quality of health matches our years. Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes, where we'll continue to explore themes that inspire personal development and positive change. You are capable, and your journey matters. If you love the show, it would mean the world to me if you'd like it, share it, and review it. That's the only way I can help more people and continue to fulfill my mission of helping others overcome pain and start living a life of peaceful passion. Links: Thrive Forever Fit Supplements Thrive Forever Fit Coaching Program Thrive Fitness Studio FREE Facebook Group: Wellness Lab Best Selling Books: The Overweight Mind The Purpose of Pain
Important Announcement Links RE: Health Canada Proposal that restricts all Natural Health Products - Act now to help Canadians maintain access to all natural health products!Important Information on the proposed planGet Involved NOW - Deadline is July 26, 2023!Current Members of Parliament (fill name into email template linked above)https://nhppa.orgToday I welcomed Jeffrey D. Gross, MD. Dr. Gross is a board certified & fellowship trained Neurosurgeon with SPINE and ReCELLebrate. As a leader in his industry of neurosurgery & stem cell medicine, he offers specialized precision and concierge treatment options for patients with neck and/or back problems, as well as brain and head injuries and more. He is an internationally recognized expert in the fields of neurosurgery & regenerative medicine. He has authored numerous book chapters, medical journal articles, and is in the process of completing his first book, “Young Again,” a practical “how-to” take anti-aging action for anyone. Dr. Gross has written and spoken internationally on regenerative medicine for the spine, and anti-aging. He has been awarded top doctor and best neurosurgeon awards.In this episode, we cover off:- How regenerative medicine can help various issues.- What is the difference between PRP (platelet-rich plasma), stem cells and exosomes?- How are these blood samples harvested?- Pros & cons to these types of regeneration therapies.- What is the distinction between cord blood and stem cells?- What is the success rate of regenerative therapies such as these?...And so much more!To get in touch with Dr. Jeffrey Gross' team, contact them at https://recellebrate.com/.DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for education purposes only and not medical advice.Today's Incredible Sponsor is Silver Biotics learn about the powerful benefits of pure colloidal silver!Check out the Immune Support & all the other amazing products at Silver Biotics and be sure to use my discount code of SANDYK30 for 30% off!SHARE this episode with someone who may benefit & subscribe, rate & review. And follow me below!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandyknutrition/Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/sandyknutritionTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sandyknutritionYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIh48ov-SgbSUXsVeLL2qAgTwitter: https://twitter.com/sandyknutrition
Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Dr. Jeffrey D. Gross, a neurosurgeon and regenerative medicine practitioner. In this conversation, our focus is regenerative medicine. What it is, how it is different from traditional medicine, and how it contributes to anti-aging actions. We discuss the latest assessment and precision treatment approaches that seek to restore structure and function of damaged, aged, and degenerated cells and tissues as well as body organs. This includes the use of stem-cell based therapies. How do our bodies use our own stem cells to repair itself and why that innate process declines with age? Rather than relying on traditional clinical care that focuses on treating the symptoms, our guest shares his belief and experiences on how regenerative medicine services assist the activation and amplification of our own natural healing process. Tune in to learn what mechanisms are available today to help our body heal itself and live healthier, longer. Mini Bio A board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, Dr. Gross is the Owner of SPINE, and a regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate. Jeffrey is seeing patients in Orange County, California, and in Henderson, Nevada, as well as remotely by computer video conference. A 1992 graduate of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dr. Gross went on to complete his internship and residency in neurosurgery at the University of California, Irvine in 1997. Finally, he completed his fellowship in spinal biomechanics and chief residency in neurological surgery at the University of New Mexico in 1999. He is a medical philanthropist and a perennial champion of “patient needs over health insurance hassles and denials.” Jeffrey has been recognized as a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurological Surgeons (FAANS). The doctor received his board-certification in neurosurgery through the American Board of Neurological Surgery (ABNS), and is an active member of the both neurosurgical and regenerative medicine societies. He has recently authored a textbook chapter entitled “Spinal Regenerative Medicine.” Dr. Gross is also working on a “how-to” anti-aging book, entitled “Young Again.” Jeffrey's Website: ReCELLebrateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Dr. Jeffrey D. Gross, a neurosurgeon and regenerative medicine practitioner. In this conversation, our focus is regenerative medicine. What it is, how it is different from traditional medicine, and how it contributes to anti-aging actions. We discuss the latest assessment and precision treatment approaches that seek to restore structure and function of damaged, aged, and degenerated cells and tissues as well as body organs. This includes the use of stem-cell based therapies. How do our bodies use our own stem cells to repair itself and why that innate process declines with age? Rather than relying on traditional clinical care that focuses on treating the symptoms, our guest shares his belief and experiences on how regenerative medicine services assist the activation and amplification of our own natural healing process. Tune in to learn what mechanisms are available today to help our body heal itself and live healthier, longer. Mini Bio A board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, Dr. Gross is the Owner of SPINE, and a regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate. Jeffrey is seeing patients in Orange County, California, and in Henderson, Nevada, as well as remotely by computer video conference. A 1992 graduate of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dr. Gross went on to complete his internship and residency in neurosurgery at the University of California, Irvine in 1997. Finally, he completed his fellowship in spinal biomechanics and chief residency in neurological surgery at the University of New Mexico in 1999. He is a medical philanthropist and a perennial champion of “patient needs over health insurance hassles and denials.” Jeffrey has been recognized as a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurological Surgeons (FAANS). The doctor received his board-certification in neurosurgery through the American Board of Neurological Surgery (ABNS), and is an active member of the both neurosurgical and regenerative medicine societies. He has recently authored a textbook chapter entitled “Spinal Regenerative Medicine.” Dr. Gross is also working on a “how-to” anti-aging book, entitled “Young Again.” Jeffrey's Website: ReCELLebrateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join us for this powerful discussion with Dr. Jeffrey Gross, a neurosurgeon and regenerative medicine expert. He is on a mission to get the message out in regards to the blossoming field of anti-aging, regenerative medicine, and spinal disc regeneration. Dr. Gross has been featured in the scientific community and is currently working on an anti-aging book called "Young Again." He shares the biggest drivers for chronic pain, the role of inflammaging, top lifestyle recommendations, the use of stem cells & exosomes, and more on precision medicine care. A board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, Dr. Gross is the Owner of SPINE, and a regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate, is seeing patients in Orange County, California, and in Henderson, Nevada, as well as remotely by computer video conference. In his practice, he offers specialized precision and concierge treatment options for patients with neck and/or back problems, as well as brain and head injuries. He provides a comprehensive approach to evaluating the pain generators of the spine and associated areas, and digs deeper to find the source of the problem when identifying the root issues of persistent pain and injuries. SHOW NOTES:0:51 Welcome to the show!1:20 Pop Quiz of the Day3:35 Addressing dopamine addictions4:38 Today's topic: Regenerative Medicine6:36 Dr. Jeffrey Gross' bio8:43 Welcome him to the show!9:45 How often are we performing unnecessary surgeries?11:12 Renee's spine injury13:00 What is causing chronic pain?14:55 Is inflamm-aging the biggest cause?16:12 What have we gotten wrong about movement?17:32 Healthspan Summit18:15 Alzheimer's prevention19:40 Our Great Aunt Kay20:12 Number two pillar: nutrition21:20 Supplements to support inflammation22:48 What happens to our stem cells as we age?25:10 Different levels of Regenerative Medicine26:08 The Vampire Facial26:23 Injecting Stem Cells29:47 *LightPath LED*33:02 All about Exosomes38:15 *Magnesium Breakthrough*40:04 How are the Exosomes delivered?41:45 Treating spine degeneration45:10 Our Dad's knee surgery46:32 Addressing nerve involvement & PAIN50:13 Building good abdominal strength57:16 Additional biohacks to support recovery 1:01:10 Exosome injections & supplements1:05:07 His final piece of advice1:06:00 Where to find Dr. Gross1:07:42 Thanks for tuning in!RESOURCES:Podcasts: Recellebrate Stem CellsBlogs: https://recellebrate.com/blog/Fun promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFQDMTfw1rELightPathLED - Save 5% with discount code: BIOHACKERBABEESMagnesium Breakthrough - Save 10% with discount code - BIOHACKERBABES10Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/biohacker-babes-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Regenerative Medicine: The State-of-the-Art in Anti-Aging Health Care Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Dr. Jeffrey D. Gross, a neurosurgeon and regenerative medicine practitioner. In this conversation, our focus is regenerative medicine. What it is, how it is different from traditional medicine, and how it contributes to anti-aging actions. We discuss the latest assessment and precision treatment approaches that seek to restore structure and function of damaged, aged, and degenerated cells and tissues as well as body organs. This includes the use of stem-cell based therapies. How do our bodies use our own stem cells to repair itself and why that innate process declines with age? Rather than relying on traditional clinical care that focuses on treating the symptoms, our guest shares his belief and experiences on how regenerative medicine services assist the activation and amplification of our own natural healing process. Tune in to learn what mechanisms are available today to help our body heal itself and live healthier, longer. This is the premier episode of our PREMIUM Podcast. Access is limited to subscribers only. Sign up for your subscription at this link: Living To 100 Club (supercast.com)If you've already signed up as a Premium Member, click HERE to listen to the Podcast on the podcast player of your choice.Sign up and try it today! If you are interested in receiving access to these exclusive episodes, click HERE to sign up for a Monthly subscription and try free for 21 days. Mini Bio A board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, Dr. Gross is the Owner of SPINE, and a regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate. Jeffrey is seeing patients in Orange County, California, and in Henderson, Nevada, as well as remotely by computer video conference. A 1992 graduate of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dr. Gross went on to complete his internship and residency in neurosurgery at the University of California, Irvine in 1997. Finally, he completed his fellowship in spinal biomechanics and chief residency in neurological surgery at the University of New Mexico in 1999. He is a medical philanthropist and a perennial champion of “patient needs over health insurance hassles and denials.” Jeffrey has been recognized as a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurological Surgeons (FAANS). The doctor received his board-certification in neurosurgery through the American Board of Neurological Surgery (ABNS), and is an active member of the both neurosurgical and regenerative medicine societies. He has recently authored a textbook chapter entitled “Spinal Regenerative Medicine.” Dr. Gross is also working on a “how-to” anti-aging book, entitled “Young Again.” Jeffrey's Website: ReCELLebrate
Regenerative Medicine: The State-of-the-Art in Anti-Aging Health Care Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Dr. Jeffrey D. Gross, a neurosurgeon and regenerative medicine practitioner. In this conversation, our focus is regenerative medicine. What it is, how it is different from traditional medicine, and how it contributes to anti-aging actions. We discuss the latest assessment and precision treatment approaches that seek to restore structure and function of damaged, aged, and degenerated cells and tissues as well as body organs. This includes the use of stem-cell based therapies. How do our bodies use our own stem cells to repair itself and why that innate process declines with age? Rather than relying on traditional clinical care that focuses on treating the symptoms, our guest shares his belief and experiences on how regenerative medicine services assist the activation and amplification of our own natural healing process. Tune in to learn what mechanisms are available today to help our body heal itself and live healthier, longer. This is the premier episode of our PREMIUM Podcast. Access is limited to subscribers only. Sign up for your subscription at this link: Living To 100 Club (supercast.com)If you've already signed up as a Premium Member, click HERE to listen to the Podcast on the podcast player of your choice.Sign up and try it today! If you are interested in receiving access to these exclusive episodes, click HERE to sign up for a Monthly subscription and try free for 21 days. Mini Bio A board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, Dr. Gross is the Owner of SPINE, and a regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate. Jeffrey is seeing patients in Orange County, California, and in Henderson, Nevada, as well as remotely by computer video conference. A 1992 graduate of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dr. Gross went on to complete his internship and residency in neurosurgery at the University of California, Irvine in 1997. Finally, he completed his fellowship in spinal biomechanics and chief residency in neurological surgery at the University of New Mexico in 1999. He is a medical philanthropist and a perennial champion of “patient needs over health insurance hassles and denials.” Jeffrey has been recognized as a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurological Surgeons (FAANS). The doctor received his board-certification in neurosurgery through the American Board of Neurological Surgery (ABNS), and is an active member of the both neurosurgical and regenerative medicine societies. He has recently authored a textbook chapter entitled “Spinal Regenerative Medicine.” Dr. Gross is also working on a “how-to” anti-aging book, entitled “Young Again.” Jeffrey's Website: ReCELLebrate
On this podcast interview, Faraz Khan and Dr Jeffrey Gross discuss how to treat and fix back and neck issues and avoid surgery. [Sponsor Message: If you are looking for thicker, fuller and longer hair, make sure to check out FullyVital.com. The team has created 100% natural set of products to boost hair wellness.] Dr Jeffrey Gross is A board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, Dr. Gross is the Owner of SPINE, and a regenerative medicine practice called ReCELLebrate, is seeing patients in Orange County, California, and in Henderson, Nevada, as well as remotely by computer video conference. Here are some of the topics we discussed: Here are some of the items we discuss: 1. How Dr. Gross got into spine and neck health? 2. The difference between a neurologist and neurosurgeon? 3. What are the most common reasons for back pain? 4. What are discs and joints in the spinal cord? 5. What causes a disc to degenerate? 6. How does inflammation take hold in the spinal cord? 7. Is doing heavy lifting going to cause damage to the spine? 8. What is Dr. Gross' holistic approach to fixing back and neck problems, including foods an exercises? 9. What are regenerative medicine approaches to spine and how effective are they? 10. How many treatments does it take and how long does it take to heal? 11. Where can people learn more about you?
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