The one criticism I do see is it hasn't been around for a while so there's no long-term studies. Is there any truth to that?

If we're having this conversation in the early 2000s, I said, yeah, you're right, it's pretty young and we need a lot of studies.

When you have safety and efficacy that there is no debate in the scientific community,

if you know it's safe and effective, then you can go into human trials instead of starting

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Welcome back guys. Today we're going to talk stem cells. Very excited to have Eric Stffer's here today. How's it going man?

Super good man. Thanks for having me. Yeah you're looking good man you must have gotten some

stem cells yourself, huh? I'm 82 so just a couple of gray hairs. Yeah I do stem cell all the time. Yeah. I'm a relatively healthy guy.

No major orthopedic injuries or autoimmune disease. No neurological condition that I know of.

But I do it for overall health and rejuvenation got it so are you is it like an injection how does it work yeah for me

when I'm doing it just for what we would call kind of rejuvenation but it's really an immune modulating process.

It's just a simple IV.

It's a simple IV.

But you know we also stack, my company bio-accelerator, we also stack other alternative therapies.

So I do ozone therapy quite often.

I do, I try to do it at least once a week.

What is up?

So it's essentially adding the O3 molecule to your blood.

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