Part 4: CUTV News Radio Welcomes Back Regenerative Medicine Pioneer Dr. Joy Kong

Los Angeles, CA -- Dr. Kong is putting the finishing touches to her memoir, Tiger of Beijing, and you will notice many of the symbolic qualities of the tiger in this masterful woman. Dr. Kong is like the tiger because she follows what beats in her heart. At first that was the idea of being a healer and making a difference for humanity, more recently it has been to bring understanding and trust to the concept of stem cell therapy.

Dr. Kong is the CEO of an organization known as Chara Biologics and also leads Thea Center for Regenerative Medicine. She wants people to realize that the future of medicine comes from our origins, stem cells.

Dr Kong stresses that when she delivers treatment, it is the DNA and intelligence within the cells that signal the body to respond and repair itself. The most important stem cells in our body are Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs), and they have the capacity to travel through vasculature to the exact location of where they are needed. For someone suffering from COPD that would be the lungs, for someone with osteoarthritis the joint area, for one who suffered a traumatic brain injury, the brain. People are still slow to embrace this, but there is highly active research worldwide that proves cell science not only works, it can be applied safely and responsibly.

Dr. Kong is going to tell us more about stem cell therapy, how regenerative medicine works overall, and share case histories and testimonials. She will arm listeners with the kind of knowledge that once only doctors were privy to. And she will relate her struggle to come to America, her medical education and experiences here, and all that can be found in her new memoir.

For more information about Dr. Kong and her work visit https:///charabiologics.com