[00:00] The question is how the stem cells are helping the body repair. First of all, it decreases inflammation. Stem cells, especially something you can introduce from the outside, can actually push that process forward.
[00:12] So all of a sudden inflammation is reduced. That's when regeneration can come in, because if you're stuck in inflammation, you can never quite regenerate. And then also it modulates the immune system. So they have the ability to reduce inflammation and to move your immune
[00:26] system in a way that the immune system is more geared toward regeneration rather than highly inflammatory state. And then it can break down scar tissue. It can help you form more blood vessels so it can supply blood, oxygen, remove waste, protect cells that are damaged that don't
[00:42] have to die. Even in our clinic, when we do stem cell therapy, we actually use laser to guide cells. But we also program the laser in different frequencies. The frequency that they shine trigger the regeneration, the activation of different organs.
[00:56] It's almost like a whole new language. I'm talking with different body parts.