Stem cell research and therapy were a hotly-debated topic since the early 2000s.  This has given some people the idea that regenerative therapies are not accepted, but nothing could be further from the truth.  Keep in mind that there are many forms of regenerative therapy that are not specifically stem cell as regulated by the FDA.

In fact, research into regenerative medicine has been an important and well-funded field since the first bone marrow transplant in 1957, and several useful therapies have been tested, found effective, and are in use today all over the world. Yet the myths about stem cell technology still remain common.  Here, we’ll debunk some of these common myths to give you a better understanding of what regenerative therapy entails.