On JRE #2469, Brigham Buhler, founder of the regenerative clinic Ways2Well, gave Joe Rogan one of the deepest stem cell conversations the show has had, covering both the cutting edge science and the politics holding it back in the US. If a conversation like this has you curious about stem cell therapy, you can book a free consultation with CPI here.
Who is Brigham Buhler?
Brigham Buhler is the founder and CEO of Ways2Well, a functional and regenerative care clinic, and a frequent voice on regenerative medicine.
What was said about stem cells on Joe Rogan Experience #2469
Buhler walked through MUSE cells, short for multi-lineage stress-enduring cells, a stem cell type researched by scientist Mari Dezawa, and why their safety profile has researchers excited. He described them as pluripotent cells with a lot of promise across regenerative medicine. He was also candid about the regulatory side, including a citizens petition his team submitted to the FDA modeled on Florida’s stem cell law, and his frustration that a decade of promising data on things like heart attacks and chronic disease has not yet made it into the US.
Watch the moment
The full episode has more than 402K views on YouTube. Watch it on YouTube, or use the player below, which starts right at the stem cell conversation.
Interested in stem cell treatment?
The stem cell science discussed on this episode was not about CPI. If a conversation like this has you looking into stem cell therapy, CPI is one option worth knowing about. CPI treats a wide range of conditions with hypoxic mesenchymal stem cells, or MSCs, from orthopedic injuries and degenerative disc disease to neurological and autoimmune conditions and heart conditions. CPI is a hospital licensed by COFEPRIS, Mexico’s federal health regulator, with an ISO 9001 certified lab. A typical visit is about 5 days in Tijuana, and CPI reports results commonly develop over 3 to 6 months. Individual results vary. Joe Rogan has talked about CPI many times on the show.
Frequently asked questions
On JRE #2469 Brigham Buhler described MUSE cells, or multi-lineage stress-enduring cells, as a pluripotent stem cell type researched by scientist Mari Dezawa, with a safety profile that has researchers excited.
He talked about a citizens petition his team submitted to the FDA modeled on Florida’s stem cell law, and why much promising regenerative data has not yet reached patients in the US.
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.
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.
Several Joe Rogan Experience guests have been treated at CPI, including Eddie Bravo, Shane Dorian, Eryk Anders, Scott Payne, and Mike Sarraille.
CPI treats a wide range of conditions, including orthopedic conditions, degenerative disc disease, neurological conditions, autoimmune conditions, and heart conditions and heart disease.
CPI uses hypoxic mesenchymal stem cells, also known as MSCs.
Yes. CPI is a hospital licensed by COFEPRIS, Mexico’s federal health regulator, and it operates an ISO 9001 certified laboratory.
Yes. Stem cell treatment is legal in Mexico, and CPI is a licensed hospital regulated by COFEPRIS.
Many stem cell therapies are not yet widely available in the US, so patients travel to licensed facilities like CPI in Tijuana, which is regulated by COFEPRIS and runs an ISO 9001 certified lab.
A typical treatment visit at CPI is about 5 days.
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.
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.
