The Risks of Exosomes – Lecture 8 of 9
In this 27-minute video, I explain the risks associated with exosomes.
Edward
07/29/2019
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Real patient experiences
ZEITGEIST – Man in the High Castle
For those who have the stomach to follow the Epstein news and the rabbit holes they lead to, I have three things to say: shared secrets, mixed allegiances, and moral dilemmas.
Edward
07/28/2019
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The FDA. Exosomes Lecture 7 of 9
In this 23-minute video, I explain how the FDA works. I explain the “minimally-altered” standard that regulates use of stem cells in the United States. The reason that the FDA will likely never cure aging and most chronic diseases is explained in terms of their modus operandi.
Edward
07/27/2019
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Exosomes 6: Healing takes time
A patient whom I treated sent a 3-minute video of talk show host, Joe Rogan, explaining how he feels exosomes fixed his shoulder labrum tear. The shoulder is a particularly hard-working and amazing joint and the problems can be many. Most commonly, the rotator cuff has tears, the subacromial bursa is inflamed and impinging on the rotator cuff tendons, or the glenohumeral labrum is torn.
Edward
07/19/2019
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Are all Exosomes Created Equal? Exosomes Lecture 6 of 9
Exosomes are all different. The cells are musicians that put messenger RNA, blocking RNA, and proteins into bespoke little packages that work like songs to make other cells “dance”
Edward
07/18/2019
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Exosomes 5: Clinical Medicine is Bittersweet
“we don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are.” Evidence-based medicine and the doctrines of standard empiricism offer a structure for analyzing medical decision making but are not sufficient to describe the more tacit processes of expert clinical judgment
Edward
07/14/2019
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