Cartilage in worn Joints can be Restored

Have you been told your joint is bone on bone and needs to be replaced? Do you still have a good range of motion? Do you want to try to avoid joint replacement surgery?

Yes, worn cartilage can be regrown and restored. Joint can get out of pain. Platelet rich plasma and stem cell injections, can be amazingly helpful!

#jointpain #jointreplacementsurgery #prp #stemcelltreatment

[pete]

I had an MRI scan and diagnosed with advanced osteo arthritis in knees. I manage it very well after building up all the leg muscles in the gym. I play moderate sport and exercise and stretch almost every day. Its a solution thats not for everybody but helps if you are sports inclined.

[kathym]

Love this as it directly refutes the practice of "you need surgery." So many people "go for the knife."

[thomaslabadie]

H i Doc. I hope you are still in practice ! You're discussing what beat me up for no less than 20 years . I was a flooring contractor for 'bout forty yrs. and by the time I was 53 I was hobbling around like an 80 yr. old man ! I had to lay on my side to do installation work - - I had a family to feed . Then a friend suggested a product to me that was made by KNOX and it was titled ( NUTRA-JOINT ) . It contained 7 vits. plus Gelatine ; mix it with juices soups or on salad . NOTHING bad or damaging in the mix ! Within 3 mos.I was on my knees with very little pain or disfunction (except for injuries) for the next 15 years. Like most good products that work REALLY well they stopped making it ! I wrote down the recipe and made my own for 'bout 5 years . Thanks for helping to blow away the smoke screen Doc. ! ! !

[Chef_cookk]

Guys we should be all thankfull for this honest and helpfull doctor!

Not all give so much effort and good ideas, many doctors just want fast money from surgery

Thanks doc!

[rvbarreto]

Hello,
Do you have a name brand you can recommend for glucosamine tablets. Thank you

[jamesthompson]

Do Curcumin or Boswellia - both systemic anti-inflammatories - impede cartilage restoration like pharmaceutical NSAIDS?
I'm assuming yes, but is there any research that suggests yes or no?

[shukrullahadnan]

Hello Doc, I have a cartilage deficit of 4x6 mm in my knee cap. Will it grow or I need a surgery? Thanks in advance for Answering!

[plantluvr]

thank you. can you tell me what brand of glucosomine is the most effective. I prefer liquid.

[winston]

Thank you for this video! I was recently diagnosed with "severe arthritis" on MRI in my shoulder and told I would likely need a replacement within 5 years. I'm only 47! Range of motion is pretty good - certainly acceptable to me. I did add a glucosamine supplement. I did not know that NSAIDS would inhibit cartilage growth! I was told to take.NSAIDS. Thanks so much for that tidbit!

[marcmarco]

Que pensez-vous du collagène de type 2 ? Chondroitine ? Merci

[Давид-чч]

I was searching about the word "wellness " to stop watching the video and thank good I found it

[truthseeker]

Thank you very much fo sharing your knowledge!! I have osteoarthritis and want to avoid new replacement surgery.

[kingeo]

Thank you for this great information. I believe it to be very true. In fact, strong handful of some great doctors are starting to push this thought forward as well.

BTW, do you still practice in NYC?

[namrata]

Plz tell me and help me some treatment options.I don't want surgery

[carlacaires]

I really appreciated this video?

By the way, I experience hip pain when I'm sleeping on my side.

Could this be a sign of lack of cartilage?

And can prp be used for hip arthritis?

What other treatments are there available for hip arthritis?

[annjean]

May you be blessed. 🙏🏾
Thank you for sharing.

[vasudhakandregula]

Is there any solution for rheumatoid arthritis knee damage regeneration, please I'm not interested on knee surgery

[adminonline]

Doc,

Please provide the link to your website on here.

Thanks!

[manuelmagro]

Thanks for this information Dr.Blatman. I have been diagnosed with Osteo-arthritis of the hips and I had to stop my sport. The specialist told me that hip replacement surgery would be needed. I opted out of the surgery and decided to try changing my life habits, diet and work on herbal remedies. I have already made a huge recovery in just under 2 months. From chronic pain and inflammation to an almost pain free condition is convincing enough to not consider surgery. I had a bad back as well, but I have almost no back pain and I can now easily touch my toes. I still have bone growths that irritate the hip tendons, but even that seems to reduce in severity over time. Would all this improvement be due to some new cartilage formation, at least in part?

[edgarssilis]

Then if you strongen your body and do exersises and use glucosamine then your hip joint cartilage will regenerate? Thanks doctor. Cheers🙏