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Halperwire t1_iv1fdzj wrote

Reply to comment by technofuture8 in This is straight out of sci-fi, they can now get a completely torn ACL to heal itself using a collagen implant made out of bovine (cow) collagen, this is FDA approved and it's slow spreading to every hospital in the USA. This will replace ACL reconstruction surgery. by technofuture8

Muse Cells Provide the Pluripotency of Mesenchymal Stem Cells: Direct Contribution of Muse Cells to Tissue Regeneration https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26884346/ Have you come across muse cells?

Supposedly you can activate stem cell production in your body by lowering PKA levels. The stem cells are activated and go through cell division resulting in up to 8 progenitor cells. Of all stem cells the muse cells account for around 4%. If we have 7,400,000 total stem cells in a normal healthy person that comes out to about 300k muse cells. Couldn’t find a stem cell injection dosage anywhere to get a reference point but it would be interesting to see if how effective it would be to use your own body to product these stem cells by manually turning off PKA vs regular injections.

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technofuture8 OP t1_iv8z7ou wrote

Never heard of MUSE cells, interesting. You really want to read a good book about mesenchymal stem cells? Read this book right here, this book blew my fucking mind!!! https://www.amazon.com/Stem-Cell-Therapy-Disrupting-Transforming-ebook/dp/B071GRNQPX

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Halperwire t1_ivn8dh0 wrote

How depressing was that 😩

We are all going to wither away as our stem cells inevitably deplete then we die. Our only hope is that elixir becomes cheap and widespread enough that we all can take it every month or so to prevent using up our own stem cells.

You should try reading the phoenix protocal. I think you would find it interesting. The science is not well tested but I do think you can boost your body’s stem cell count but it’s unclear by how much. By that I mean they get into how this process in theory works but we are always regenerating out stem cell count. The difference being maybe it takes half the time while fasting vs a normal diet etc. Also I would like to know if it’s possible for someone’s normal healthy stem cell count to go up over time if they’ve gone from poor vascular to health to improved. Is vascular density really the limiting factor up until our telomeres disappear?

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