Dr. Pompa Solo: Do This Before Spending $10k On Stem Cells

I'm on location. Oh gosh, wait till you hear this conversation we're having. This is one of the number one things we can do to anti-age, and it helps a lot of different health conditions. So I'm just going to bring you into the conversation.

Yeah, so uh what you have done was the first step, therapeutic plasma exchange, TPE. And so today we put you in a machine and pretty much filter through the plasma to throw it away, and then we put your blood back.

Yeah. That is the first step of removing the red blood cells come in, the machine separates. Right. Right and takes the plasma off. Separate and we throw that away because that's a sixty-year-old's plasma. Meaning mine. And then uh and then um, you know, obviously the red blood cells are pushed back in.

And you are very healthy, like I know you, know your blood work, but even then there's just the accumulation over time. Yeah. And there's like a age program decline. Yeah. And we accumulate senescent products, cells that live too long, ageous, yeah.

And a lot of these inflammatory markers, these build up over time. Right? People with autoimmune, they have all these markers, right? You know, allergies, food allergies, yeah, antibodies. And when you take the plasma off, those things go away.

Right. Yeah. So it's kind of clean out of the system and then allowing your body to make new, fresh ones.

Is it as easy of a um comparison to say it's like getting your oil changed? Yeah. Okay. I'm way off on that. Okay.

Just exactly that. Just removing the dirty oil.

Okay.

So you had, you know, a liter remove, and then tomorrow we're gonna remove another liter, and that will be almost all of your plasma.

Young plasma.

So that's the next step.

Okay, we take the old off. We just kind of said why that's so beneficial in anti-aging, just in itself, right? And then putting new plasma in, why are we doing that?

Yeah, so it turned out in plasma, especially plasma and young donors, uh, 18 and 25 is almost like the peak performing for humans. There are a lot of good stuff, including hormones, peptide, signaling agent. And most importantly, it is loaded with exosole. And the exosome from young plasma have the signal and the instruction.

Okay, exosomes, I I just gotta I I'm um an artist at telling people like what that means. Stem cells produce exosomes to kind of signal healing, right? So you're saying that that plasma is loaded with these signaling factors, if you will, cell factors that drive the body into repairing things. Right.

And I the way I think of it, exosome is kind of like the active ingredients of stem cell. So they are they're what actually responsible for all the amazing actions of stem cell. They're not cells, but they they they carry the signal to tell the cells what to do. Yeah. And in this case, young plasma has exosomes that kind of give the instruction for the cells to act young again.

I have to say that like, you know, one of my concerns was okay, I want young you know, young plasma, but what about the um the health of the donor? Yeah, right.

You know, they look at plasma from young people with different lifestyle, and they turn out the benefit from young plasma, those benefits stay consistent irregardless of the individual lifestyle. So that's kind of surprising.

One of the things that you do here is you know how people know the vampire facial. Have you ever heard of a vampire facial where you take your own plasma, if you will, PRP, right? It's not as strong as what would come out here. But anyway, um, and then you microneedle the face and you put that on, right? Well, you do it with this younger plasma, right? So you do the face. So talk to them about that because that's also not only are we putting it in, but we're gonna do the face too.

Right. So I'm yeah, I'm a big fan of um taking care of your own health as a whole, internally, but also appearance. Like if you look at yourself in the mirror and you're happy, perfect. But for me, if I have options to look as good as I can in a natural way, I'm gonna do all of that.

Yeah. Right. Me too, by the way. Yeah.

And to respect how I feel and how I look, respect my body.

And this is a great option because again, it will give the signal for the skin to regenerate and to give the signal to the skin to regenerate because as we age, we're lo the lower the signaling factors via you know, vibrant, viable stem cells goes down. Right. But the signals that we're talking about that we're getting from plasma goes down as well.

So it's months. Months. And it's all depending on the individual as well. If you have good decent skin or if you've been, you know, out in the sun your life and there's a lot of damage, then it will take longer and sometimes more treatment to get to the level that we really want to. Um so in general, I think everyone, if you can do it once a year, it would be a great way to maintain and even to reverse the aging of your skin.

Now, someone coming to get that, they just come in, get microneedled, and then you have donor young plasma that you use, right? So it's pretty easy, actually. Yeah. Right. So I mean, like everyone can get that done. Now

Yeah, so when we do that uh systemically, um, from my own experience, patient report feeling better uh surprisingly pretty quick, even like the next days or weeks, and typically a sense of mental clarity, cognitive improvement, more energy. Those are the first uh improvements. And then, you know, better joint uh movement, less than a lot of people.

As time goes on, then the joints start getting better. Because healing's happening. Healing takes time.

And right, the signal to heal for your body.

Does it go on for like I know for stem cells, most tell me if I'm making um a a good comparison.

Yeah.

So most of the healing starts, it takes like two months. A lot of it's three and four months, is where you get your highest peak of healing. Right, right. Is this very similar?

Uh part of it, but there's these immediate improvement from all the signal from the uh exosome young plasma. But then there's delay improvement that accumulate over time.

Okay.

And typically the sicker you are, the more aggressive I recommend. And so you can repeat the process in four to six months to do this for longevity uh purpose every nine months to once a year if possible. Yeah. Or, you know, whenever you can.

Okay, so you mentioned, you know, chronic

So, you know, the uh the initial study for young plasma uh exchange was done at Stanford, where they used this same protocol for patients with uh Parkinson disease and Alzheimer dementia.

Oh wow.

And it turned out A, it's a very well tolerated procedure uh and safe, and Bible. I feel I feel fine. Yeah, right. And uh it shows that people have improvement in their uh daily function, cognitive function. And so based on that, the golden gift study is kind of kind of. And what else did it show? So now it shows people with congestive heart failure, there's improvement in the uh ejection fraction, how strong the heart is squeezing.

I have had people with autoimmune get plasmapharesis and it was like it was game changing for them.

Right, right.

And I one of the persons they they get it done every six months and it like keeps them symptom free.

Right. And then we see people with uh, you know, limes and mole where they even when they've done, you know, multiple session uh alkylation, because that is another option, but it just takes a very long time. This is like much quicker to remove all the the bad things, and then on top of that you give the body the signal to you know to promote stem cell to work. Yeah and failure.

Because that that's the thing. I mean, you know, I'm 60, I have stem cells, of course, right? But a lot of them just needed the signals. Right. Is that right?

Right, right.

Yeah.

Exactly.

And then they start working again.

Right. And then it turned out age related, there's the signal that suppress genes.

Right, yeah. And and that's they suppress the bad genes. So from taking the young it it's signaling the bad genes to be put down. That's important. That's a Right.

And as we age, there's also suppression of the good genes that we wanted. And now when you have that remove, that inhibition or suppression is removed.

So then we will turn on the good genes.

Right.

And then the young plasma has the ability to turn off the bad genes.

Right. Yeah.

That's amazing. Yeah. That's amazing. Gosh.

Yeah, it's exciting. Yeah. And seeing more and more and just various improvement. I have the privilege to see already healthy people that, you know, go to the next level, wanted to live longer and optimized. And then at the same time, I get to see sicker patients and at least able to provide options. And and we see improvement.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's we're in an exciting time. Yeah. Yeah. And to be able to do these things and have these things.

And I'm I'm a believer in that. Yeah. In stacking everything possible. Because I think that's how the body works, right? We just kind of like an interconnected system of multiple pathways and organs. And in order to be optimized, we just need to address everything. And the weakest ling is what's gonna get you.

So we just need to it's true. You know, and I I think that the what excites me about this is it's using a natural way of healing. We're we're signaling what's already there. We're waking up your body's ability to heal that gets a little sleepy as we age.

Yeah.

You know, and that's the key here.

And so, you know, I research and I have to have like full conviction in whatever I offer. So personally, I've gone through, as I share with you, as soon as last week, I had another round of plasma removal.

I know.

I had like total. That's right.

When I when I met you, I'm like, okay, I just want to do everything you do. You're like, dude, plasma foresis. And I'm like, I will.

Yeah. And and last week I had uh two vials of uh cell factors. Yeah. I'm gonna share that with you.

Yeah. Yeah, exactly. And I'm I'm getting these cell factors in tomorrow as the the young plasma comes in. Right. Then we're gonna put the cell factors with it or after it, whatever you decide. But um yeah, I'm so excited for that. Yeah.

And then as you've already experienced, we combine a lot of modalities that you already know.

Yeah. But together, it's just you know, yeah, you were doing red light on me, you were doing PEMF. Wow, I was doing this today, right?

And then the hydrogen mode.

If I have a little blue around my mouth, because came in with a drug with methylene blue, I mean you were doing all kinds of stuff, yeah.

And then tomorrow we're gonna do the uh IV NR equivalent. So it's like the precursor of NAD. Oh yeah. That's right. It's very well tolerated.

This is what you get when you come here.

Yeah. And uh we met recently, but we clicked, and I just really love all of your belief and teaching, and you know, now I get to know you and your family. You guys really live what you preach. And that's really important to me.

Yeah.

Um, and we can always, you know, even you, you want to optimize, you know, you live. Yeah, no.

I mean, I was sick, and you know, I I do, I I mean, admittedly, I I have a PTSD about being sick again. You know, when I when I was sick, I I always said to my wife, you know, I I don't fear dying because that was when I was sick, that was an easy way out. I feared living my life like I was. Yeah. And so that said, I don't ever want to go back. You know, so yeah, I want to live long healthy. I don't want to live long if I don't do it healthy. I watched my father do that.

Yeah. Uh the thing I want to add is even if you are a big fan of stem cell, you plan on doing that, I think removing, at least removing your plasma before doing stem cell would allow the cells to be in a much healthier environment with the right signal. And ideally, and I do offer like use both.

Yeah.

Remove plasma, plasma, cell factor.

Yeah, and I mean and and doing a big IV of stem cells can be very expensive. This is a a a cheaper way to do it. So yeah.

Yeah.

All right. Well, tell them, tell them where they find you. Dr. Con Wen, superstar, but tell them.

Um, so we at AustinRegen.com. So Austin R E-G-E-N.com. Uh and the name of the practice is Austin Regenerative Therapy in Austin. Yeah. So love, love uh to do what we're doing. Yeah. And it's a privilege to be able to, you know, have options for people who's interested in optimizing life.

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Likewise. Likewise. It's an honor to be here.

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