This conversation involves Susan Bratton, an Intimacy Expert, and Dr. Jeff Gross, her Regenerative Specialist, discussing a recent stem cell treatment Susan received at ReCelebrate in Henderson, Nevada. Susan had 10 million stem cells administered, with 9 million given intravenously and 1 million injected into her genital structures. She inquires about the expected timeframe for noticing effects, based on Dr. Gross’s experience with other treatments. Dr. Gross explains that the IV effects should be noticeable immediately, while the genital injection (referred to as an “OShot”) should begin to take effect later that day and peak over the next few days, noting that stem cells typically act quickly.
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Speaker: [00:00:00] I have a question. Yes. So my name is Susan Bratton. I’m an Intimacy Expert to Millions and
Speaker 2: I’m Dr. Jeff Gross, Susie Bratton’s Regenerative Specialist.
Speaker: And he is here at ReCelebrate in Henderson, Nevada. I came over here today and he gave me a stem cell injection into my genital structures as well as an IV of my own stem cells.
We had 10 million stem cells. We did nine in me IV and one million of them into my genital systems. And, the question that I have is, how long do you think it’ll take till I notice an effect based on the other kind of injections that you’ve done into different like joint systems you’ve drilled into my bones before you’ve done all kinds of things?
How fast is the response? What do people notice?
Speaker 2: I think you will notice the IV you’ve already noticed.
Speaker: I did.
Speaker 2: During the iv. Yeah. So that, that should start to be right away. Mm-Hmm. . I think the OShot, [00:01:00] you’ll start to feel this later today and tonight and, and it should, it should start to peak over the next few days. Stem cells are usually quick acting.
