Good Life Project Future of Medicine: Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cells & Peptides [Ep. 3]
Nov 17, 2025
Dr. Adeel Khan, a board-certified physician specializing in regenerative medicine, unveils groundbreaking concepts like Muse cells and their potential to transform treatments. He discusses the shortcomings of traditional stem cell therapies and highlights the promise of peptide therapies and gene treatments to combat aging. Khan explains how these advancements could soon be accessible to all, not just the wealthy, and emphasizes the importance of holistic approaches in regenerative care. With emerging therapies on the horizon, the future of medicine looks brighter than ever.
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Regenerative Medicine As Body Reboot
- Regenerative medicine reboots the body's original design by giving the right signals, cells, and tools.
- Simple interventions like fasting or shockwave can trigger cellular repair and regeneration.
Single-Cell Science Changed The Game
- Advances like single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics let us see cellular subtypes and behavior.
- This granular understanding enables targeted regenerative approaches rather than treating tissues as uniform.
Muse Cells Versus Old Stem-Cell Hype
- Early 'mesenchymal stem cells' were overhyped and mostly signaled inflammation reduction rather than true pluripotent repair.
- Muse cells (M-u-s-e) are a newly recognized pluripotent, non-tumorigenic subpopulation with greater safety and reparative potential.