Peptides, Exosomes and HBOT with Dr. Jeff Gross

📌 Find Dr. Gross here: https://recellebrate.com/ 👩🏻‍⚕️ Book your Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy consultation with Dr. Masha: https://drmasha.com/consult-with-me/ In this episode, Dr. Jeff Gross, neurosurgeon and a pioneer in regenerative medicine, reveals how he uses peptides, exosomes, and MRI-guided regenerative procedures to help restore damaged joints and improve healing, based on years of clinical practice, imaging follow-up, and long-term patient outcomesYou'll discover:• How some patients showed up to 25% or more cartilage thickness restoration on MRI after a single injection over one year• Why Dr. Gross says exosomes may outperform stem cells in practicality, including lower cost, better tissue penetration, and the ability to cross the blood-brain barrier• The exact musculoskeletal peptide stack he uses, including BPC-157, TB-500, and Cartilax, and why protocols may run 6 to 12 weeksThis episode is for you if you are tired of being told that joint pain, stiffness, and slow recovery are “just aging”. It is also for anyone who wants to understand what regenerative medicine can actually look like in practice before jumping into expensive treatments blindlyTimestamps:00:00 INTRO01:32 What is regenerative medicine03:31 Are there limits to tissue regeneration07:03 What conditions do patients typically come in with08:39 What therapies are most effective in Dr. Gross' practice11:13 What are peptides and how are they used16:22 Why you need to be cautious with peptides18:26 Which peptides Dr. Gross uses most20:56 How to combine peptides with other therapies23:34 Can people over 60 regenerate, and is it slower27:48 What are exosomes and how are they used29:43 The difference between exosomes and stem cells30:34 Pregnancy, stem cells, and exosomes31:50 Are there side effects from exosomes34:54 Working with long COVID patients35:37 How to work with Dr. Gross36:30 Treating autoimmune diseasesThanks for watching!

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