CHARLIE SHEEN discovers stem cells can repair his aching joints:

Release date: 9/12/2015

A stem cell cocktail created by orthopedic surgeon "Dr. Raj" who has "tools to regenerate bone cartilage and turn back time."

This story first appeared in the Sept. 4 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. 

At hospitals like Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, scientists have been conducting potentially breakthrough research on repairing injured knees and elbows and other joints by injecting stem cells into the cartilage of goats and mice. But here in L.A., doctors are much further along, injecting the stuff into more exotic animals — like Charlie Sheen.

“In addition to immediate relief, the long-term benefits are mind-blowing,” says the 49-year-old actor, a patient of  “Dr. Raj” — an orthopedic surgeon with offices in California and Dubai (Sheen gets house calls for follow-ups). Dr. Raj’s stem cell cocktail is somewhat different than the Johns Hopkins methodology; he simply removes a dab of bone marrow from the patient in what he describes as a “minimally invasive procedure,” aspirates the marrow with a centrifuge to separate the stem cells from the red blood cells and re-injects the material into the aching joint. The results, he promises, are miraculous. “Stem cell therapy is the most impactful invention since antibiotics,” says the 45-year-old doctor, a graduate of Canada’s Memorial University. “I now have tools to regenerate bone cartilage and turn back time.”

The news for RSCI patients is even better…..Just one night in Dallas, in and out for a lower cost than anywhere else….one or two knees, under $10,000.

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