Andrew Huberman· PhD
So, the FDA shut down commercial stem cell injections.
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So, the FDA shut down commercial stem cell injections.
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And the FDA shut down commercial stem cell injections.
Stem cells are not allowed by the FDA in the United States. A vision clinic, they were injecting them into the eye for macular degeneration and the patients all went blind and I'm very familiar with those cases.