A new revolution is taking place in pain management. According to the Centers for Disease Control, over 50 million Americans suffer from chronic pain. Pain has become an epidemic, from chronic disease to trauma and mental and emotional health issues. People today in our society are experiencing a tremendous amount of pain.
Enter Tony Robbins.
As the number one life and business strategist in the world today, Tony has become a well-known advocate for health and wellness. Through his work with some of the world’s greatest athletes, entertainers, and Fortune 500 CEOs, he has seen firsthand the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. In partnership with Feeding America, he has also provided more than 800 million meals to people in need, making sure that everyone has access to nutritious food.
With his knowledge and experience, Tony discussed his personal experience with stem cell therapy and how it improved his quality of life in his new book Life Force.
Tony Robbins Life Force Book
Robbins shared a story about being in such pain that he could barely even sleep at night. And this is a level of pain that a lot of folks never experience, but once we get to that place, we’ll do anything, just about anything, to get out of pain.
At the time, Robbins was chasing a 22-year-old Olympian snowboarder down the mountain. He doesn’t snowboard that often, so he couldn’t make the same moves as him. He had a wreck and thought he broke his neck, but he ended up tearing his rotator cuffs severely. This injury was so severe that Robbins rated his pain at a 9.9 out of 10.
The injury also impacted his ability to sleep. He would only be able to sleep one hour a night and then 15 hours the next. Additionally, Robbins was diagnosed with spinal stenosis. The combination of these injuries impacted his quality of life. Not one to give up, Robbins set out on a quest to deal with these injuries and improve his quality of life.
Looking for Solutions
In search of relief from years of back and shoulder pain, Robbins turned to three specialists, who all advised surgery. Robbins did not want to go under the knife. He would have to be out of work for at least six months, and there was no guarantee that the treatment would improve his pain levels.
Before going under the knife, Tony decided to try a different treatment: Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Field Therapy (PEMF). PEMF is a non-invasive therapy that uses electromagnetic fields to stimulate cell repair and regeneration. After just one session, Tony’s pain score reduced from a 9.9 to a 4.5.
Encouraged by these results, Tony continued PEMF treatments until he was able to travel to Panama, where he received three IV shots of umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells (UCMSCs) over the course of three days. Miraculously, his pain was gone for good by the end of the third day. Thanks to PEMF and UB-MSC therapy, Tony was able to avoid surgery and finally put his years of pain behind him.
The stem cell treatment he received was incredibly effective in pain relief and regenerating healthy tissue. Embryonic stem cells saved his shoulder after struggling with excruciating pain from spinal stenosis and a torn rotator cuff. This treatment has dramatically improved his quality of life. Robbins believes that this treatment is genuinely next-level and has the potential to change millions of lives by reversing the wear and tear we put on our bodies, preventing debilitating disease and injury from escalating further.
Robbins is not the foremost expert in embryonic stem cell therapy, and his results are atypical for most stem cell therapy patients. Most patients do not experience such a rapid improvement in their symptoms. However, Robbins’ story highlights the potential of stem cell therapy and how it can improve patient quality of life.
