@Wikketui Nah, name one thing

@realNathanCheng Agreed, I hope Montana can demonstrate a win and the FDA won’t try to stop it

@MrGoldBro Gene therapy in Prospera (Honduras) and bone derived allogenic mesenchymal stem cells in the Bahamas.

This is my second time in five months needing to travel outside the U.S. to receive a safe therapy, in a clinical trial, on the frontiers of regenerative medicine. The U.S. would be wise to invite innovation in.

@NathanpmYoung I have a potpourri of deficits (as seen on MRI) in my shoulders, hips and knees. My only daily life limitation is my right shoulder for certain movements. Otherwise I’m without pain or discomfort. We are experimenting whether allogenic MSCs (from a donor) can clear the joint wear

@medx0 Outside the U.S. in the Bahamas.

I’m not a terribly roastable person. But they’re gonna try. This Saturday in San Jose.

@razroo_chief Cost is $16,500 for one joint (50 million MSCs). Two joints cost $25,000. Am doing 6 joints (shoulders, hips, knees) paying $40,000.

These cells are GMP clinical grade. Quality and screening controls are best in class.

Completed both knees and my right hip today. 50 million mesenchymal stem cells in each, 150 million total. Injections were ultrasound guided as part of a clinical trial.

Will do left hip and both shoulders tomorrow.

Completed MRI of each joint prior.

Cost is $16,500 for one joint (50 million MSCs). Two joints cost $25,000. Am doing 6 joints (shoulders, hips, knees) paying $40,000.

These cells are GMP clinical grade. Quality and screening controls are best in class.