Quote from: mickyp on July 27, 2019, 10:50 AM
I saw a programme last week on a japanese Surgeon who has been working with stem cell technology for some time and he appears to be very successful using DNA from the patients spine to inject into the knee to repair cartilage.

That sounds more likely to repair cartilage than MBST. Was it a TV programme? If so, what was it called and on which channel?

Sorry George, i can't recall, i think it was part of a news/docu programme.

My wifes follow up meeting at mbst stamford Lincs showed a 50% improvement in knee joint flexing distance.  Pain has gone - particularly in bed and walking.  She no longer complains about her knee at all.  I would consider the experience has been a positive one & beneficial - especially when you consider what is involved with the alternative of knee surgery, pain, limitations of use & longevity of the actual new knee as a part.  Meetin s-in- law next weekend - will be interested in his experience comments