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Leading Stem Cell Expert: Stem Cells 101 - The Future of Medicine w/ Robert Hariri | EP #147

The conversation covers the current state of stem cell regulation, the basics of stem cells, their potential in regenerative medicine, and the future outlook for these therapies in the U.S. The conversation discusses the natural repair process involving stem cells and their diminishing supply with age, as well as the use of Viome's technology for personalized health guidance. The conversation delves into the decline of stem cell capacity with age, the potential of placental stem cells for supplementation, the establishment of stem cell banking, and the future of cellular engineering. The podcast discusses the importance of early disease detection through advanced diagnostic centers, the benefits of using placental cells for stem cell therapy, and the ethical concerns surrounding embryonic stem cells. The podcast discusses the use of placental stem cells, the controversy around embryonic

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Regulation of Stem Cells Health ▶ 0:39
The conversation discusses the current legal status and regulatory challenges of stem cell treatments in the United States.
Stem Cell Basics Health ▶ 6:00
Dr. Robert Hariri explains the fundamental concepts of stem cells and their role in the body's natural repair process.
Stem Cell Therapies Health ▶ 0:00
The episode explores the availability of stem cell treatments in other countries and the future legal status in the U.S.
Regenerative Medicine Health ▶ 6:00
Dr. Hariri discusses the significance of stem cells in regenerative medicine and their potential to revolutionize healthcare.
Stem Cells and Aging Biotech ▶ 10:04
Stem cells are compared to a repair kit that naturally supplies tissues over time, but their supply diminishes with age.
Viome and Personalized Health Health ▶ 12:01
Viome uses technology from Los Alamos National Labs to provide personalized health guidance based on microbiome and RNA analysis, with positive user results.
Stem Cell Supplementation Biotech ▶ 19:43
Discussion on the decline of stem cell capacity with age and the potential to supplement stem cells.
Placental Stem Cells Biotech ▶ 20:45
Explanation of the utility and origin of placental stem cells for stem cell supplementation and immune system augmentation.
Stem Cell Banking Biotech ▶ 22:54
Description of the newborn cell banking industry and the storage of placental stem cells for future use.
Cellular Engineering Biotech ▶ 28:54
Discussion on the potential of stem cells for cellular engineering and disease prevention.mention of a Skunk Works experiment that extended the lifespan of rats by 40% using stored stem cells.
Health Health ▶ 29:46
Discussion on the importance of early disease detection and the company Fountain Life.
Biotech Biotech ▶ 30:33
Description of advanced diagnostic centers and therapeutic offerings by Fountain Life.
Stem Cells Biotech ▶ 32:33
Explanation of stem cell sources and the advantages of using placental cells over other sources like umbilical cord or induced pluripotent cells.
Ethics Health ▶ 38:00
Discussion on the ethical concerns and controversies surrounding embryonic stem cells and the benefits of using placental cells.

Predictions made

open Dr. Robert Hariri: Stem cells will be a fundamental part of the regenerative medicine decade ahead of us.
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“it's just sad to have to actually you know flee the country to go and have access to this Tech”
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open Unknown: People will have the ability to fight against the loss of stem cell capacity as they age.
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“so people who've heard this conversation on these podcasts with me about longevity know that we are in Peak condition typically in our late 20s like 27 to 30 years old and it's a slow decline of loss of muscle a loss of immune function a loss of hormonal balance and very significantly a loss of stem cell capacity um and you can accept that and accept your fate or you can fight against it and I think one of the things”
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open Robert Hariri: We may be able to prevent and interrupt disease progress with the raw material supply of stem cells.
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“we may in fact be able to to prevent and interrupt disease progress and and we're in the a we're in the era of G of of cellular engineering”
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open Robert Hariri: More open and accelerated review of cell therapies will be possible.
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“I do believe there's room here and and I'm in the dialogue there's room to be more receptive and open to accelerating the process of review for cell therapies.”
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open Hariri: Regulators can be more permissive and receptive to development models with a longer lens on patient results.
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“Regulators can be more permissive allow for realworld evaluation of the long-term benefits of cell therapy in products that meet a high quality standard and that have the fundamental Assurance of safety acute safety that is necessary to get into the clinic if we did that we could build the database”
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open Unknown: Proactive healthcare approaches can prevent the tremendous cost of care by identifying and treating conditions pre-clinically.
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“we identify a kidney cancer and somebody pre-clinically and treat them, you have saved you have saved potentially millions of dollars in care.”
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open Robert Hariri: Cellularity is perfectly poised to deploy all these therapies in the future of longevity Therapeutics.
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“amazing amazing Bob I am grateful for you in my life”
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