Doc, how you doing?

I came down at the end after playing about three hours on a layup, crushed my knee.

I heard pops, cracks, crinkles, crunches, like glass and popcorn as if you stepped on in a bag, I'm actually kind of speechless.

Like, I thought probably I was never playing again.

You have stuff inside of you that can heal yourself.

I mean, it's completely counter to the way we do medicine, which is we're going to, you know, use some pharmacology to put something in you,

hopefully to fix you, versus, oh, it's in you already.

That's just a radically different way of looking at things.

With ultrasound, we can zoom in, right up close and personal, and see the individual fibers

that make up the tissues. So you see how this is nice and homogenous, evenly gray down

through here.

And then right here, there's a little black spot.

That's a couple of broken threads.

Come under the crow, perfect, inject.

And so what I really want is for everyone who needs it.

This is my mission to make people move.

Movement is life, and if you can't move, you can't live.

All right, guys, it's August, which means I'm off the grid. I do hope that AI Dave has been

keeping you abreast of what's going on in the world, although real Dave has no idea.

But as we tape this, it is the end of July, and I'm actually completely thrilled to sit down

with this man, a doctor who I now consider a friend, Dr. Richie Streano, the man who saved Dave

Rubin's knee. It is good to see you. Thank you. Wonderful. Thanks for having them. So we are going to talk

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