The Holy Grail of Virginia Medicine is basically this intersection between cell therapy, gene editing or gene therapy and tissue engineering.

So all three of those is kind of what's the next era of medicine and combining all three of those in a very

sophisticated way is what's going to allow us to regrow organs and fix any

disease known to man I think with especially once CRISPR becomes a reality you should be able to fix any genetic defect.

We're getting there, we're not there yet, but I think that's going to definitely happen as these technologies

continue to evolve. So I have to tell you the conversation I'm about to share kind of blew my mind in the best of ways.

What if you could regrow damage tissue?

Reverse chronic illness, cure neurodegenerative disease, even slow aging, by harnessing the power of

your own body and cells.

It may sound like science fiction, but incredible breakthroughs in the emerging field of regenerative medicine are making this a reality.

And at the same time, the hype machine here is on overdrive, so I wanted to sit down with

a true visionary in the field to understand what's real, what's not, and

where we're headed.

My guest today is Dr Adil Khan, a visionary leader in this exciting new domain of regenerative

health care, and as a physician scientist on the cutting edge of

cellular therapies he is really pioneering treatments that are transforming lives.

In this conversation you'll discover how things like stem cells, gene editing, PRP,

prolotherapy and tissue engineering are converging to create powerful new ways of repairing

the body that just a generation ago seem like the stuff of fantasy and Adele shares

insights from the front lines of developing these game-changing technologies along with the

profound results that he's achieving with patients with everything from

neurodegenerative conditions to muscle loss that he's also really candid

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