2 April 2022 Last week, you may have caught my Instagram Live in which I was dressed in one of those fancy hospital gowns with tubes of blood coming out of my arm. Luckily, I was not, in fact, being hospitalized for a major health condition, but was instead undergoing the "Full Body Stem Cell Makeover Protocol" by my friends Dr. Harry Adelson and Dr. Amy Killen. Here's how it works. First, my blood was "cleaned" with a process called ozone dialysis or EBO2 (extra-corporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation). A dialysis machine basically pumps blood out of one arm into a filter where ozone gas is pumped to "hyper oxygenate" the blood, and the blood then passes through ultraviolet light. This causes the blood to turn from dark red to light red in color, and that light red "clean and filtered" blood is injected back into my body. Now, this process is done before the Full Body Stem Cell Makeover in order to start the procedure with clean, purified blood. Next comes the full body stem cell procedure, which, after a bone marrow aspiration, includes "orthopedic" stem cell injections along the spine and in the shoulders, elbows, wrists, thumbs, hips, knees, ankles, and toes; "cosmetic injections" in the scalp, face, neck, decollete; and "sexual injections" as well as shockwave therapy for men. So, what's the point of this procedure and why would anyone even want to mess around with all these needles? Typically, Full Body Stem Cell Makeovers are used by either a) those who have full-body arthritis looking for relief, or b) "biohackers" that want to prevent any age-related complications in the future. I'm in the latter camp, and personally, after two of these procedures now (you can learn more about the first one here), I've experienced an improvement in sleep, faster recovery post-workout, less pain and stiffness in my neck and joints, as well as improved sexual experience in terms of firmness of the erection, the orgasm, etc. It's basically like an oil change for the body, completely non-invasive, pain-free, and easy to do. All that to say, in today's podcast episode, I'm interviewing the doctors at Docere Clinics behind this stem cell makeover, Dr. Harry Adelson and Dr. Amy Killen. In this episode, you'll discover: -How Dr. Adelson became involved in stem cell therapy...07:13 -How the stem cell industry continues to evolve...11:03 -The stem cell therapy sequence...16:33 -Why people would seek stem cell therapy...20:59 -Aesthetic and sexual effects of Amy's portion of the treatment...23:53 -How you feel after the procedure...30:21 -Does it matter where the stem cells come from?...34:40 -Biohacks to stack with stem cell therapy...36:00 -Costs for the treatment...40:15 -How to find out more about Docere Clinics...43:33 -And much more!