Episode: Joe Rogan Experience #2167
On JRE #2167, Joe Rogan told Neuralink patient Noland Arbaugh about CPI and the healing power of hypoxic mesenchymal stem cells. It is one of the clearest conversations on the show about how regenerative treatment is being used for disc and spinal problems. If you want to see whether stem cell therapy fits your situation, you can book a free consultation with CPI here.
Who is Noland Arbaugh?
Noland Arbaugh is the first human recipient of Neuralink’s brain computer interface implant, which lets him control digital devices with his thoughts.
What was said about stem cells on Joe Rogan Experience #2167
Talking about spinal injury, Joe explained how facilities like CPI are going directly into discs to relieve disc problems, treatment that is limited in the US because of regulations. He named the cell type by name, hypoxic mesenchymal stem cells, which is exactly what CPI uses.
Condition discussed: Spinal and disc
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How CPI treats this with stem cells
CPI treats degenerative disc disease and spine related pain with stem cells, using hypoxic mesenchymal stem cells, or MSCs. The goal of regenerative treatment is to target the source of the problem rather than only managing the symptoms, which is why many people look into it before committing to back or neck surgery. CPI is a hospital licensed by COFEPRIS, Mexico’s federal health regulator, and it runs an ISO 9001 certified lab.
A typical treatment visit is 5 days in Tijuana. CPI reports that results commonly develop over 3 to 6 months, with improvement continuing up to 12 months. Individual results vary.
At the time of this episode, CPI was the official stem cell therapy provider of the UFC, which is part of why the facility came up so often on the Joe Rogan Experience. Between that connection and a steady stream of guests sharing their results, CPI became the stem cell facility most associated with the show.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of stem cells did Joe Rogan describe on JRE #2167?
Joe described hypoxic mesenchymal stem cells, the same cell type CPI uses, and how they are used to treat disc problems.
Can stem cells help with disc problems?
CPI treats degenerative disc disease with stem cells. A free consultation is the way to find out if it fits your case.
What is CPI Stem Cells?
CPI, short for Cellular Performance Institute, is a stem cell treatment center in Tijuana, Mexico. It provides stem cell therapy for injuries and chronic pain, and it is the facility Joe Rogan and several of his guests have talked about on the Joe Rogan Experience.
Is CPI the stem cell facility Joe Rogan talks about?
Yes. Joe Rogan has talked about CPI, the Cellular Performance Institute in Tijuana, many times on the Joe Rogan Experience, and several of his guests have been treated there.
Which Joe Rogan guests have gone to CPI?
Several Joe Rogan Experience guests have been treated at CPI, including Eddie Bravo, Shane Dorian, Eryk Anders, Scott Payne, and Mike Sarraille.
What conditions does CPI treat with stem cells?
CPI treats a wide range of conditions, including orthopedic conditions, degenerative disc disease, neurological conditions, autoimmune conditions, and heart conditions and heart disease.
What kind of stem cells does CPI use?
CPI uses hypoxic mesenchymal stem cells, also known as MSCs.
Is CPI a licensed and regulated facility?
Yes. CPI is a hospital licensed by COFEPRIS, Mexico’s federal health regulator, and it operates an ISO 9001 certified laboratory.
Are stem cell treatments legal in Mexico?
Yes. Stem cell treatment is legal in Mexico, and CPI is a licensed hospital regulated by COFEPRIS.
Why do people travel to Mexico for stem cell treatment?
Many stem cell therapies are not yet widely available in the US, so patients travel to licensed facilitys like CPI in Tijuana, which is regulated by COFEPRIS and runs an ISO 9001 certified lab.
How long does a treatment visit at CPI take?
A typical treatment visit at CPI is about 5 days.
How soon do people notice results after stem cell treatment?
CPI reports that results commonly develop over 3 to 6 months, with many people continuing to see improvement up to 12 months after treatment. Individual results vary.
Ready to see what stem cells could do for you?
If chronic pain or an old injury is holding you back, the first step is a simple conversation with the CPI team.
Book your free consultation with CPI here.
This article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Stem cell therapy is not a guaranteed cure, and results vary from person to person. Talk with a qualified medical provider about your specific situation.
