I Took $20,000 Stem Cells For 30 Days (insane results)

this video was supervised by medical professionals. this is an educational documentary to show my 30 day transformation using stem cells prescribed from a doctor.

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Topics: Stem Cells, Educational Contend, i took stem cells, bulging disk ,broken back recovery, i took stem cells for 30 days, regenerative medicine

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[gregdoucette]

Love it when taller guys claim short king. Jesse is above the 5 9” avg height for a man. Imagine if he was a manlet like me.

[humphrey]

I also have lower back issues (disc bulge + disc tear) so I may have to consider trying stem cells for myself too! Great video JJW

[brooksbarbee]

Great video. My wife and I got stem cells last week. One of the main things the Dr told me was. - no lifting weights for 3 weeks. The stem cells will target areas of inflammation. If you go work out, your muscles become inflamed and the stem cells will go there and start to heal - instead of the area that you had treated.

[arthurmorgan]

Stem cells are absolutely amazing, essentially they are unspecialised cells that can be stimulated to differentiate into other body cells (what body cells they can turn into depends on what stem cells they are) the embryonic stem cells can be differentiated into any body cells because embryos need to grow all types of human cells, the other type of stem cells are from adult bone marrow - these are not as good and are mostly used to differentiate into blood cells. Essentially the embryonic stem cells can be stimulated into any human body cell - what this means is it can solve many problems, for instance if someone had paralysis the stem cells could be differentiated into nerve cells and placed into the spinal chord, this is still relatively new but it can solve many issues, they are truly amazing.

[vetchemh]

Pretty amazing stuff. My son was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder and stem cells are paramount in trying to treat him. There is no cure. This video gives me a bit of hope among all the despair. Thanks for making it ❤️

[maddoxbelcher]

Jesse your so inspiring thanks for all of your hard work, love you vids so much

[PolishGameRPL-fvxg]

Glad to see you spreading awareness about stem cells :) More people need to know about it, it's almost like magic

[noeldiaz]

Got into a freak accident when I was 2. To the point I was nearly about to lose my entire left leg. Doc preformed a “experimental” surgery that might saved me. Worst possible outcome I would’ve lost my leg. Best outcome was I would keep my leg but we were talking deformities and inability to move properly. Introduced to a 2nd doctor almost as soon as I woke up and he walked me through stem cell treatment. We went to NJ for this in what I’m not going to lie the sketchiest looking facility ever. I was injected for 4 years every 3 months. Fast forward from 2002 and I still have the leg I’m relatively strong and I’ve like to think I’ve shaped it into a way where it looks identical to my normal leg. Couple small discrepancies but very very thankful everyday that I stand and even more grateful when I squat. STEM CELLS are the answer to many wonders especially for those who were exposed to serious traumas and the recovery process. Love this video.
I do need a hip in like 4 years but thats a different story.

[bunipip]

My dad did stem cell in Germany for a few years and everytime he came back home he looks younger and his vibes are just different! Eyesight and hearing both so much better

[FRESHMEDIQ]

Subscribed! Great video bro, so happy this kinda treatment is getting the attention it needs. We treat patients everyday with stem cells and the results are really life changing. We don’t see many young guys like you, but even the old timers can turn things back around with this kind of therapy. Thanks for sharing the video 🙏

[marveylon]

youre really bringing something positive to the world. thank you so much

[willp]

Jesse is doing the right thing in the right way.
My sister can't even walk then she got a stem cells treatment for her neck and back pain.
After 8 times of visiting her doctor, she walks and runs like a champ.

[ghostiebro]

Feel your pain of “taking it easy”. I got in a motorcycle accident last Monday and my back hasn’t been good enough for me to hit the gym. But I am hoping this afternoon I can at least hit some machines and cardio!!💪🏽🔥

[gamervoyoger]

from a scientific standpoint, you were going to prove that stem cells worked for recovery, the moment you introduced other factors such as cold plunging and chiropracticy and decompression/exercises how do you or we really know what had effect for your back pain? was it decompression? was it the chiropractic? also any recovery or other healing factors was it due to cold plunging or was it due to stem cells?

[merkoutios]

Happy for you . Please dont stop stem Cells if you can support the experience because the price is big ... Love your video and your energy .

[redking]

I was extremely bored looking for YouTube videos. So glad you posted today, keep up the entertaining content, Jesse!

[maltk]

WOW! Jesse, so glad that this challenge was a success. One of my late grandmothers used to get stem cells in Europe it wasn't available in our country then. Also, wanted to say that I've been feeling left behind re my goals and fitness these past few weeks but this video reminded me not to give up and pick up where I left off. Stay relentless! xx

[MrLarsson]

Great video! The opposite of click bate. I thought I only wanted to know the result, but ended up enjoying the full video :)

[theblissfulbeliever]

Dude I give you mad respect for the cold plunges you’ve done in these videos. It’s way harder than it looks. Awesome video! God Bless 🙏🏻

[bladeealbania]

just watched the whole thing, amazing how your lower back could recover so fast even when doing all of those crazy stunts in videos meeting up with like a monk and training, makes me so excited aboutt he future. great vid