Live Longer & Heal Faster with Gene Therapy and Stem Cells | Dr Adeel Khan

Dr. Khan, M.D. is a cell and gene therapy specialist with a visionary approach that is changing the way we perceive healthcare worldwide. Khan has cemented his reputation as a regenerative medicine expert and a driven entrepreneur.

In this episode we discuss:
- What is stem cell therapy?
- Why the standard treatment for orthopedic injuries is wrong.
- How to heal faster with cutting edge medicine.
- Can you use gene therapy to reverse aging?

Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:06:36 - Misconceptions about Joint Treatments
00:12:14 - Platelet Rich Plasma & Committed Progenitor Cells
00:18:20 - Using Fat as a Scaffold
00:24:30 - Treating Chronic Pain and Osteoarthritis with Regenerative Medicine
00:30:43 - Exosomes
00:36:58 - Stem Cells and Exosomes
00:43:29 - Reprogramming Skin Cells
00:49:25 - The Safety Mechanisms of Gene-Edited iPSCs
00:55:45 - Anti-Aging Treatments
01:02:24 - The Importance of Precision in Soft Tissue Injuries
01:08:03 - Yamanaka Factors and iPSCs
01:14:27 - Follistatin and Myostatin in Muscle Growth
01:26:44 - FDA Approval for Gene Therapy
01:32:30 - Yes or No Q&A Session

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[tatjanakane]

What an exciting interview. Thank you, both.

[Artzimer]

I love Dr. Kahn He seems very knowledgeable. I got scammed by a doctor in Utah. I wish I had this knowledge before I went and spent thousands of dollars for nothing on Stem Cell Therapy..

[romaniamyland]

This is so important. But you are interrupting far too often.. if people don't know something, we can always google it... far too many interruptions. Apart from this, is amazingly good info.

[sandyziya]

Best show ever ! Im so encouraged as an integrative doc in this space !

[AmyPeterson-lq]

How can we find info on the upcoming Type 1 Diabetes trials using stem cells to regrow the beta cells of the pancreas that Dr. Khan mentioned in the interview?

[neutralzsdesigns]

can you talk about nightshades there are people have title dr speaks about we should avoid nightshades, i only trust your input thank you i hope you will ☺

[bendungee]

27:08 I love his response when she said, before I did family medicine I did psychology for two years. Oh! Am I now being psychoanalyzed? Haha

[bendungee]

35:46 I would suspect the reason President Bush ban stem cells for a specific use would be: 1) FDA doesn’t want to lose money on their golden goose (money machine). 2)The word stem cell is such a broad definition of the word and everyone thinks embryos. 3) I don’t think President Bush really understood or took the time think his decision throughly.

[bendungee]

29:19 The stem cells make the exosomes that are specifically need to do the repair in vivo, so yes you would need the stem cells. No doctor is going to have the best exosomes in vitro made to inject into you better than the stem cells making it.

[hardwiredwellness]

Where there are millions of surgeries, there as got to be what? 10s of millions of prescriptions to go along with the pre - post surgery protocols.

🤔maybe the system does feed itself.

[aliceokun]

The information is so interesting and relevant, but PLEASE Dr. Lion, STOP interrupting with unnecessary information or questions that derail the conversation 🙏

[magicandriches]

33:11 this man talking about exosomes only coming from MSCs is... Not accurate, to say the least. Exosomes are found within a variety of tissues, including platelets, which is what PRP is primarily made up of. It's a strange oversight for an expert like this.

[edboyce]

Please get out of your guest's way & let them educate!

[laurellancaster]

Yes, please, more of him, less of you

[JennifertxCarnivore]

Go carnivore - thousands to millions are!