MUSE Stem Cell Studies: Stroke Recovery Spinal Injuries to Hair Growth

Welcome to business Game changers. I’m Sarah Westall. I have my muse sales people coming back. I have Stephanie, Mitch and Samantha. We’re going to talk about the stuff studies that are out there on mu cells. One remarkable one with stroke victims. We can’t talk about all these testimonies. I want to be able to scream at my, you know, on the rooftops. I can talk about my own testimonial. I can talk about my husband and I do, I talk about his experience with it and how amazing it’s been. We just can’t. I’m not frustrated beyond belief because I can’t talk about what people are seeing with these mu cells.

But we can dive into the studies. Okay, so we’re going to go through a few studies today and show you how remarkable peer reviewed human trials that they’ve done with mu cells. What are muse cells? They’re a type of stem cell that is smaller than a typical stem cell. There’s only like of the cells that are harvested, only 0.4% are muse cells. And they’re, they’re much smaller than a regular stem cell. So they can pass through the blood brain barrier, they can get into organs. They can get places that the other stem cells can’t. So in those cases they’re like infinitely better than regular stem cells.

But in regular cases where stem cells or mu cells, they’re, you know, they’re saying they’re like 15 times better. I don’t know what the actual times better is or even more because they have honing beacons. The cell sends out a beacon and this thing listens to it and it goes directly to the damaged cell. It’s, it’s like a God cell or something. It goes to it and then maps to the dying cell. Researchers have literally seen them engulfing the dying cell and then they live in low oxygen environments, low oxygen, high inflam inflammation environments that regular stem cells can’t handle.

So it’s amazing. They’re going to talk. These are experts in the field who are going to come on and talk to you about that. They’re incredible. But we are going to do a webinar this coming Thursday or a week from today. Our week. Well, depending on when you listen to it. It’s the 19th of November Thursday at 4pm Central Time. You need to sign up for the webinar. The link will be below and you will be able to ask questions. We’re going to be doing a Q and A and just get into more details about what this is and see if it’s something that you want to try.

It’s not inexpensive but they have 24 month interest free financing, 500 or more scores. So it’s really easy to get the financing. It’s quality of life issues. There’s so many people out there who have serious quality of life issues and like my dad who had a stroke, he used to love to read and he can’t read anymore. He has trouble walking. It’s just these are the quality of life issues that need it, you know, anti aging. Yeah, it’d be great. I know it’s doing a lot for hair restoration, other things and for skin and whatever. But quality of life is, is really a big deal and they go anywhere.

Now if you are interested in learning what it can do for you, give a call at 214-423-2323. Again 214-423-2323. Also sign up for the webinar that’s going to be on the 19th at 4pm Central Time. The link to sign up will be below. Okay, let’s get into my conversation with Mitch and Samantha from the Fitel Health Group that’s in the Star. It’s, it’s actually in the Dallas Cowboys practice stadium complex. If you’ve ever been down there in Dallas. It’s pretty amazing. And you know, because they work with professional athletes, I mean one athlete learns about it and gets it and says holy crap.

And next thing you know the whole team’s getting it. They are working with a lot of athletes around the country and we’re going to talk about that today as well. And then we also have Stephanie Smith. She’s amazing. She is a top, she works with all the top clinics in the, in the labs in the country. She’s really, really good. And I Think you’ll appreciate this conversation. Okay, let’s get into that now. Hi guys. Welcome back to the program. Hey, Sarah, how are you? Thanks. Yeah, well, I’m excited to be here. We did our first muse cell presentation and it was just kind of an overview.

People are starting to get an idea. But I wanted to go through studies so people can just see how amazing these are and what people are seeing in actual peer reviewed placebo controlled human trials. There isn’t a lot of them yet, but we have some that we can point to that are pretty remarkable. And I think it to the difference that muse stem cells are just that much better than regular stem cells. But before we get into the studies, can you explain, one of you explain why? And I. I’ve said it a lot in my intros and stuff, but I know you guys are probably better at it than me.

Why are muse cells better than regular stem cells? And in fact, you know, we say they’re like 15 times better, but in some cases the 15 times is. Is. Is not even close to being the truth because they’re infinitely better because muse cells can actually get to places that other stem cells can’t. So what, what is the big difference between the two? So I think that’s a great question. But you know, we still love regular msc. So while we still love them, we just love what muses unique capabilities are. Right. So that is their unique homing, essentially.

A damaged Cell releases an SCF1 cry, an S1P cry, and a Muse cell has an S1P2 receptor beacon built in. So it’s like speaking the same language versus us speaking separate languages, still trying to communicate. Could we communicate? Sure. We’ll find a way to make it work. But if you and I speak the same language, it’s a much easier process to create that communication line. So that’s what makes cells do better. Yeah, so they have a honing beacon that goes to the cell that’s communicating to them, and that’s how they get there. But then there’s a couple other things too, that they have.

Size and the ability to map stress endurance. Mm, yeah. Stress endurance is the other big one. Stress endurance. Yeah. Yeah. So that’s kind of in the name, Right. When we talk about what muse cells are and why they’re different, it’s because they survive stress. Right? They. They come through that stress process and then you have to basically look for an SSEA 3 surface marker. But surviving that stress endurance is. Is really what kind of separates muse from another kind of stem cell. So think about, you know, your special forces versus, you know, your infantry. Your infantry is fantastic, and we’re super grateful.

But if you’re trying to create a precision change, you need a precision instrument. That’s where mu. Yeah, I mean, that’s what you’re comparing it to, right? Essentially, yeah. Regular stem cells struggle in low oxygen and inflammation. And muse cells are okay. They can handle it. Yeah. Mu cells are very unique in the fact that because they have that stress enduring, you know, built into them, they have better homing. They also have much better paracrine response. So when you combine those three things together, it’s really kind of a no brainer as to why they would perform better.

In addition to that, they’re the only kind of stem cell we know of that hits all three germ layers. So because we can cross the blood brain barrier due to the size, because we can do these extra added things, they are becoming very quickly a more preferred approach to stem cells. Does that say mesenchymal stem cells don’t work? No, of course not. We’ve been using them for many, many years and they’ve worked great. What we can do is do something significantly better. So why wouldn’t we? Well, okay. Well, yeah, because there’s some. I mean, in some cases, they’re infinitely better because they can actually get.

They can actually get into the blood brain barrier. They can actually get to the inside an organ where the other stem cells can’t or other types can’t. But let’s talk about some studies that are remarkable. The stroke site. My dad had a stroke last year. So one of the reasons why I was very interested in looking into this was because I am right. And one of the. Probably the best study out there right now is around stroke victims. Can you explain the study? Yeah. So actually the ischemic stroke was double blind. And so it had a placebo, made it phase two.

It was randomized. So I think this, as far as you know, when you’re looking at studies across the board, this is probably the clearest example that you’ll have of a true study of how this plays out. They did 35 patients, 25 with Muse, 10 with placebo, and I believe it was a 40% of the Muse and 10% were functionally independent at 12 weeks and 68 of the Muse and 38% of the placebo at one year. Those are big numbers. And there’s especially the year number is pretty incredible because it’s. That is. Yeah, it’s unheard of, right? Yeah, yeah.

And so when we’re seeing that kind of be a consistent outcome. You have to take that into account when you’re talking to patients, you know, all the doctors that are doing stem cells and all the doctors that have access to this technology. It really makes you have to step back and read the literature. And I know we say that all the time. I know. You know, even like Mitch’s, Sam’s clinical team, right, they’re so big on education, they’re so big on understanding the technology in their clinic, whether it’s red light, whether it’s hyperbaric, whatever it is, having that clinical educational standpoint is always going to drive your patient outcomes.

And so even when we look at the literature with a procedure, something a little more outside of that, like the mu stem cells, because we have limited literature currently, that’s where we need more people involved in talking about this and having these engagements. But yeah, the literature is. For what we have is great. While it’s not a lot, it’s good. Well, and we can’t really talk about anecdotal, you know, what people’s experiences are. We said that you can’t. We can’t. We just can’t do it. We want. We really want to. I was saying I want to shout at the rooftops.

Rooftops on some of the results that we’re seeing. And we can’t. Right. So unfortunately, we can’t. So all we can do is talk about these studies, which are still phenomenal. What other study can we point to that you would. You know, I. One other thing about the stroke study that they found is all the patient’s hair was getting darker. I thought that was really interesting. Yeah, it is kind of an odd thing when you get into this space and you start looking at how the stem cells work. I have a wide network of people in this industry that I know and I’ve definitely heard some, some interesting stories.

We’ll say some of them are like, you know, people who have done hair restoration and the hair follicle went dormant before it went gray. So they’ll tell me, like, hair will grow back the original color. So you get like this weird, like reverse poly from the Sopranos look going on for a while. And then you have to decide if you want to commit to the wings or the all over or the salt and pepper look. But yeah, there’s definitely some interesting things that happen when, when you start using these things even aesthetically. So sexual wellness is a category that we definitely see regenerative medicine coming into.

Whether that’s prp, whether that’s stem cells, whatever it is. There’s actually a sexual wellness shot for women as well for men. And so we’re even seeing and hearing people say that it’s more effectively in that scope as well. Bladder incontinence in women over 40. That’s no joke. There’s a large demographic of women who deal with that. And so having access to something that does that much better. I know a lot of women who would go running headfirst into those clinics just because it’s a quality of life issue. And I think that’s what, you know, when, when we talk to people like Mitch and Sam and you, who are heavily invested in this industry that really want to see the outcomes match what the procedures are, are able to say they can do now, that’s where we’re kind of starting to see a shift, at least in the last year or so.

Well, I. People ask me, what about anti aging? I’m like, well, yeah, that, that’s kind of. But it’s really, it’s really the quality of life issues that I’m really like, gosh, there’s so many people out there who, with the neurological issues, whether you’re young or old or like my dad who had a stroke or people who are suffering with pain. And I mean, there’s people. I saw some of the people have been coming in and asking and inquiring. There’s a lot of people that are out there with serious quality of life issues. I know that I care about anti aging because I don’t want those quality of life issues later.

I’m like, really about trying to keep that from happening. You know, I have the little things here and there, my knees or my shoulders or whatever. I just don’t want the quality of life issues later. So to me, it’s all about quality of life. Yeah. And I think the systemic approach is the. Is the way in which you treat the body wholly. And I think that comes back to looking into what alternative forms of healthcare you can. You can find for yourself. Right. If you’re passionate about anti aging as a whole person, honestly, that’s the entire premise of a longevity clinic.

That’s going to be your best ally in this space to find, to give you exactly that. Mitch and Sam, I know you guys do everything in longevity, you know, everything from hyperbaric to red light. How do you see those kind of translate to what your patients are at least soliciting you to have in the clinic so you can kind of talk from both sides on that? And that’s honestly what Sets us apart is we are a full longevity clinic that just happens to offer regenerative therapy. We do. We specialize in hyperbaric chamber therapy. We have state of the Art 2.0 ATA chambers in here.

We specialize, we’re all certified in nutrition. So, you know, we don’t just have people come in and leave, you know, and say, hey, here’s your, here’s your msc. We’ll see you in a year. You know, we team it up with nutrition, we team it up with movement. Right? We help people build lean body muscle mass, bone density, and then we help with the recovery side of it as well. If you look at HBOT therapy, it is tops in the world for recovery. And we specialize in it also, red light therapy. We have state of the art beds here that are allowing us to help people even more with, you know, immune support, inflammation, tissue support.

And then we have the, you know, state of the art infrared saunas in here as well that are helping people recover even more. And you team it up with like somebody wants to get new cells. You team it up with all of these different treatments because it makes, it’s like together they all work better. Right? Of course, if you don’t prep the body for healing, like I’ll give you an example. If you have a guy that walks into any clinic and he says his hair is falling out, but he’s got a tire on his midsection, he’s tired by noon, he has no libido.

Chances are we don’t really. We do have a hair problem, but we have something much bigger to fix first. Right? That’s where the longevity partners come in. They’re worried about the overall wellness because you can throw all the hair restoration at the world that patient as you want to, but the second you stop, his hair is going to fall out again. Because you didn’t treat the root cause, you didn’t even attack the root cause, you didn’t even consider the root cause. And that’s really going to kind of be the thing that every longevity clinic is going to first look at.

Like, is every single patient a perfect candidate in the world for me stem cells? No. But is every single patient in the world a good candidate for antibiotics? No. You have to default to diagnostic medicine and someone in this space who is an expert. And I know, you know, Mitch and Sam are so good at that because they have several clinicians across the board. It’s not just a guy and his wife and a doctor sitting here telling you this. It is a network of doctors who are coming together in this space to treat as many patients as they can.

I think it’s so cool. And I think that’s what sets the tally apart from everybody else. That’s, that’s even in the regenerative space in any capacity. And so when you have patients that request it, they’re going to be the path to get you to at least someone who knows about that. Okay, let’s get back into some of the science behind it because. Yeah. You know, and what. And you, you’ve been working with a lot of professional athletes. They understand science or they understand nutrition, they understand general wellness. They understand all that stuff. But I want to talk about the muse cells.

My husband had stem cell treatment. He hurt his back and he had stem cell treatment. And then he. He also had therapy and he went through also. He’s like the healthiest person. He’s very healthy. He’s very thin, lean. We love Gabriel. Yeah. My husband for his age. He look, he’s like compared to most people his age, he. He fantastic. Yeah. But he had hurt his back. Right. And these, these new cells have been. Had the biggest change that he’s had in comparison to everything he’s. He’s done. He’s been going to chiropractors, he’s been doing therapy, that is with clinics that do exactly the kind of injuries he’s had.

He had stem cell treatments, then he got the new cells and that made a huge difference for him. How long has it been, can I ask? It’s like five weeks. Wow. Really? So he is change the change and it’s still getting better. But you know, he goes out and does and works a lot in the yard. He likes to do that every weekend. And afterwards he’s in pain for the next couple days. And answer this time the pain is nowhere near severe and it’s becoming less and less. And because he’s been doing so much and as I really cared about, you know, I’m like, this is really who I want to help is my husband.

Because I’ve watched him suffer for this and it’s. And how hard he’s worked at trying to turn it around. And this is the first thing that is worked to this degree. So when we go back to the literature, obviously his case isn’t, you know, express expressively studied specifically in the literature. I’m using a testimonial because it’s. I don’t care, people. You can’t do that. I don’t care. I’m doing it. We appreciate that. Listen, for anybody else that’s had one of these. It’s had great results. Please, please scream from the rooftops. But there, but there is, there is a study that has cervical and spinal cord injury.

And so when we get back into even that had really positive outcomes. The daily life, the quality of life. Those scores improved based on this study. And that was from one IV dose of stem cells that wasn’t even intradiscal. That wasn’t even any other approach directly into the spine that was 100% an IV MU stem cell that they did in that study. And so that is a testament to how good the homing beacons work. But I will say it translates well to what your husband had done because we actually do have literature that shows there’s a connection there.

So that’s absolutely fantastic. And love the testimonial. We’re loving those. Keep them coming. And that’s why I hope other people can. We’re going to do a webinar in a week. So August 19th, they’re a little less than a week. That’s next Thursday at 4pm Central Time. So we’re going to be able to answer Q and A’s. We’re going to be able to go through more details. We’re going to have one of your clinicians here that can, you know, like what you would get if you called because people are confused, because we can’t, we can’t, we don’t have, we can’t go to the detail we want publicly.

And so we’re going to do a webinar so people can start asking some questions and we can get to some more of this information. I tell you, this is going to change medicine. I really think it is. I think we’re looking at a frontier that is really exciting. And I got to see it personally. And you’re seeing it personally with professional athletes and where whole teams are all like, okay, like their own squads coming in now because they’re all talking to each other and going, holy crap. And next thing you know, you’re getting whole teams of people.

And that’s what we’re seeing. What, what other things we’re seeing is with like als, there’s this actual study on als. Can you talk about that? Because that’s another study. So we can always talk about studies. So what’s in this study? Yeah, so with als, I think this one, it’s been a minute since I read it, but I think they did monthly IV doses with this. And so I think they did it like over six months. Don’t quote me. I’ll have to pull the study to make sure, but I’m fairly confident that they did six monthly IV doses and it did show that, you know, it appeared to slow the progression of als.

Now, did it cure it? No. And we’re not claiming that. No one’s going to claim that stem cells are going to cure tree anything. I’m saying in this study, they propose that for five patients, six monthly IV doses showed some benefit. And so I think it’s important that when we look at the literature, did it stop it? Did it slow it? How did, what did those patients see? I believe it said it appeared to slow the progression. I think that’s, that was where that study went. Now, is that conclusive evidence? It is not. Does that make a clinical diagnosis? It does not.

What it does is say there’s potential here. We need more research on this. We need more studies, we need more information. We need more funding to go into this and see if there really is merit 100% to what this one conclusives or what this one study showed. Okay, so what. But I’m telling you, we’re seeing u of team anecdotal stuff which we can’t talk about, but I’m going to talk about at high level. You have teams of people where one guy goes in, goes, holy crap. Next thing you know, the whole team goes in and they’re all going, holy crap.

These are the kinds of things that I wish we could talk about. And we are going to again, Next Thursday the 19th at 4pm we’re going to go into. Because it’s going to be on my. It’s going to be a private web webinar. You have to sign up for it. There’s going to be a link below. We can go into more detail there. If people want to learn about what they can get themselves. What is the phone number they should be calling? That’s you. Oh, 214-423-2232, three. And then they’ll get somebody on the phone, repeat it one more time just so we get it, and I’ll.

214. Oh, yes, 214. 4232-3-2,3. Okay. And they’ll, when they call in, they speak to a live person. And then what, what we do is we. Then at that point, we find a time that’s going to work for a consult for you, for any education that we need to go through with the patient, and that will also be with a live person. Okay. I just, like I said, I wish I could scream off the roof. Rooftops. I Guess it’s okay for me to talk about my husband and myself and. And then the fact that you have teams of people excited about this, not just excited, doing it is testimony of itself.

One person comes in, next thing you know that everybody’s doing it. I think it’s important that if you have a life issue, I mean if you have a quality of life issue, you owe it to yourself. It’s not inexpensive, that’s the other issue. But you have a 24 month interest refinancing and if you’re somebody that has the resources, you owe it to yourself to at least see if it works for you. I wish for some classes of patients, I wish there was a huge fund that, that we have for, you know, maybe the government or big pharma or somebody has.

And that fund can pay for everything. But until we get to that point, you have 24 month interest free financing. Anybody that’s above 500 credit, right? That’s true, yes. You know, Sarah, one thing I think it’s important to note is while there are some very high end clientele across the country reaching out to facilities and getting these treatments, it’s definitely worth noting these treatments are also working in average normal people every single day. Like your husband, like my family, like anybody else who’s ventured down this path there. It’s crazy to see how effective this can be in a non professional athlete or a non constantly training body.

So it really does help a wide array of patients, even if they’re maybe not the most. They haven’t been the most dedicated health conscious patient up until now. We have. There’s a little bit of wiggle room potentially to create some outcomes for those people too. Yeah. You don’t have to be a professional athlete that dials in nutrition to the max in order to get benefits. It’s just my husband’s. Not that I’m. Not that people think I am, but I’m sorry, I have my diet Coke and I get crap. I’m embarrassed, you guys. I was at the restaurant with you guys that I’m like, I’m sorry, I’m getting my diet Coke and then I got a lecture from somebody about what’s in diet Coke.

I’m like, I don’t. You know what? I don’t. I want to plug my ears. I think it might have been me. Did I do that? I tender wonder. I have interesting facts that I ruined people’s meals or drinks with. Real quick though, I do want to piggyback off Stephanie because what she said is absolutely true. Because we have the longevity clinics and because we have all of the knowledge to be able to help people that don’t know how to eat right, that don’t know how to move, that don’t know how to do all these things. Sometimes when people go get these regenerative therapy treatments, the reason why they don’t have as good of effects is because people aren’t packaging it with anti inflammatory diets, they’re not packaging it with hvat red light sawn other.

They’re not looking at the person as a whole to try to get them to the next level for themselves, whatever level that might be. So that is really why it’s crucial to make sure where you’re getting your regenerative medicine is very important. You can get regenerative medicine anywhere, to be honest, they’re popping up all over the place. But if you’re not getting it with someone who’s doing a full process with you, full intake, diving into your nutrition, diving into those things. Yes, the professional athletes, they’ve already got their nutrition dialed in, they’ve already got their movement dialed in there.

You know, they’re living very healthy lifestyles for the most part. That’s where a longevity clinic pairs very well with regenerative therapy. So we can make sure that the general population who might not have that nutrition education or the movement education, they can also get all that they can from the regenerative therapies because we’re going to package all those together. Our whole, our whole goal is to help people live better, longer. Right. And, and that, that can’t just happen with regenerative medicine. That starts with a foundation. No one ever built a house on sand. And that’s what a lot of clinics like to push is building a house on sand.

We like to build a house on a foundation. We build people’s foundations, then we build the house. That’s what we do at my tally. And that’s why we’re so different is because we focus on the foundation. We have to fix that before we can build on top of it or the house is just going to crumble in a year again. Yeah, I have Dr. Diane that I have on my show quite a bit and she’s just bangs that into people on foundation, foundation, you know, so, and, and for. So that’s really important that they look at it.

But even if they, let’s say they’re. Because you guys are in Texas, you’re at the star, right? You’re in the Star facility, which is the Cowboys practice stadium. And you’re in that regenerative clinic there. But the if people are have it dialed in or have their own thing, they can fly in, get it done and then do their. Or they can work with you at a distance. They don’t have to, they don’t have to do the full package. They can do the parts that they need for themselves. No, but we’re always going to promote the anti inflammatory diet.

We can send that anywhere. Well, we’re also in the Midwest too, Sarah. We’re in Kansas City, we’re in Rockwall and we’re here in Frisco and we’re coming all over. Miami and Las Vegas are coming next. So we’re going to have very easy access to a lot of people to get to us to be able to change their life. Are you gonna do maybe some mobile too? We are, we do do that. We do do that. We are, we are working with mobile nurse practitioner company now to where we can come to your house. So anywhere in the country.

Anywhere in the country, that’s correct. Yep. Okay. Because that’s what people need. Because first of all they would. It’s an amazing experience to go fly in and see the star. It’s an amazing experience to go into those big chambers, to go into the red light therapy. But some people that can’t. No, they can’t. People can’t get on a plane with the like, like my dad can’t. Right, right, right. He’s, he, he’s not, he’s, he’s older, he had a stroke. He just can’t. And we see a lot of that where people don’t have that ability but you can come to them.

That’s incredible. Yes. Okay again, tell us your phone number. 214-423-2323. And if you want to go see us online, vitalihealthclinic.com okay, and we will have the webinar Next Wednesday the 19th is coming up fast. So put it on your schedule. Sign up for the webinar. It’ll be give us a chance to change your life. It’ll be at 4pm Central Time. I know a lot of people have a ton of questions. Just sign up for it, come get your questions answered and then I’m sure you’re going to want to hear more. Do your studies too. I mean we came up with some studies here.

I’ll list them in the links that you can go and find and look through some of these yourself. But people need to do the homework, figure out if this can work for you. And that means they need to call you and find out. Thank you so much for doing this and for. I know this is. I wish we could talk more. And I know that so many of the people that I interview kind of put their. So it’s kind of a risky environment to be able to talk about some cutting edge treatments. So thank you for making yourself available for cutting edge treatments and doing what’s necessary to help people.

Really appreciate that.
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