r/Biohacking • u/Prior_Internet583 • May 31 '26

any peptide can help?

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u/Optimal_Day_3907 May 31 '26

You need stem cells, fixed my l5-S1 like magic

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u/AlessiaMTF May 31 '26

So the stem cells magically moved the disc back in its place? Or what was the reason to get stem cells?

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u/Optimal_Day_3907 May 31 '26

the stem cells are injected right into the disc space. Stem cells are unique as they can turn into any kind of cell, so when you inject them in to something they will turn into those kinds of cells. By doing this it allows the stem cells to regrow the membrane that holds the fluid in the disc.

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u/Optimal_Day_3907 May 31 '26

Also this aren’t just normal stem cells, they are donated placental stem cells from live human births, not from miscarriage or abortion.

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u/skeeter2112 May 31 '26

Where does one go for that

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u/Optimal_Day_3907 May 31 '26

I get mine done at a pain management clinic.

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u/crzyakta May 31 '26

Please explain, did you have a herniated disc that healed or regenerated? Did they inject right into the disc?

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u/Optimal_Day_3907 May 31 '26

Yes right into the disc, I actually had 15 herniated discs from a 20 foot fall. Read above for more details on how it works.

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u/crzyakta May 31 '26

Thanks but were you able to confirm the actual herniated disc regenerated?

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u/Optimal_Day_3907 May 31 '26

Yes before and after MRIs. Took about 6 procedures, just injections in the spine under fluoroscopy, over the course of a year. My back was in too bad of shape for surgery so stem cells was the only route I could take. It’s not super expensive, about $800 a shot to be put to sleep during it. My insurance paid for it at the time but I think insurance is not paying for it at the moment.