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Exosomes and TA-65 are not FDA-approved to prevent or treat any illness
In this 17-minute video, I explain my approach to exosomes. We discuss the objective measurements of aging that we use. In addition, we discuss the risks of placebo, nocebo, and unknown unknowns. The most important criterion is are you willing to take a chance on a logical intervention in the context of a patient-physician relationship?
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Dr. Park’s approach to Exosomes – Lecture 9 of 9
In this 17-minute video, I explain my approach to exosomes. We discuss the objective measurements of aging that we use. In addition, we discuss the risks of placebo, nocebo, and unknown unknowns. The most important criterion is are you willing to take a chance on a logical intervention in the context of a patient-physician relationship?
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The series covers the following topics:
Lecture 1: What are exosomes?
Lecture 2: Aging and exosomes
Lecture 3: Parabiosis and exosomes
Lecture 4: Cancer and exosomes
Lecture 5: A history of regenerative therapies in joints
Lecture 6: Are all exosomes created equal?
Lecture 7: The FDA
Lecture 8: What are the risks of exosomes?
Lecture 9: What is Dr. Park’s approach to exosomes?
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