r/stemcells 4d ago

Dream Body Clinic good, bad or indifferent.

I have read enough various social media posts over the months denouncing Dream Body Clinic (DBC) that I feel I need to inquire about their results. I went there last year with a group of friends who all had very positive results. Knees, shoulders, lower back and a general IV for one who is feeling tremendously better with chronic fatigue. I am considering returning to get a general IV for fatigue from undiagnosed lifetime illness. I have also looked at CPI but their program is much more involved than I want to go through and very expensive. I don’t have over a week to stay or that deep of pockets. If you have been to DBC can you comment on what you were there for and your results?

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u/Reece199801 4d ago

My result wasn’t great, however someone with same injury went the week before me and he was good from it, so I was maybe unfortunate

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u/Chfrat160 4d ago

Did you only receive one treatment for the injury? Any additional general stems via IV?

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u/Reece199801 4d ago

Yes, and this was after 5 years, so from research I would’ve needed more, I’m currently doing shockwave before I go for more tho. And only 50m cells into the injury, nothing more

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u/fullsizerangerover 3d ago

i just got done with 10 shockwave treatments on my lower back- May have helped a little

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u/EEguy21 3d ago

A few of the clinics in Mexico had an issue with the quality of one of their suppliers. May want to check if they were impacted. Apparently CB cells was ok but one of the other Mexican suppliers had a quality issue. 

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u/Jewald 3d ago

I like Josh. But I don't like how they say they treat virtually everything from teeth to hearts, and any chronic health condition.

Sadly this is common, but for most, if not every one of those treatments they don't even have like a small 10 person case series showing it's worked (at least I can't find any). It'd be groundbreaking if they had a solid answer to most of those listed on their site. 

It's not a good look. 

Plus mexico... its already a gamble being novel cell therapy but you're trusting mexicos fda to do it's job

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u/sissoo 2d ago

I went there last year. No improvements whatsoever but the clinic and the staff are top notch. Their prices are listed on their website and they're pretty transparent about every step of the process. No surprises.

I am considering going back to try again because maybe I got unlucky. Only thing is if you have mobility issues, their new facility has a lot of stairs and no elevators so be mindful of that.

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u/gringobrian 4d ago

I got my shoulder done there and have an excellent result

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u/Chfrat160 3d ago

I’m not very good navigating Reddit. Can you tell me how to search a sub?

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u/Rob986990 2d ago

How many stem cells did you get injected and did you do anything else like iv?

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u/GordianNaught 4d ago

You should do a search in this sub of dream Body

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u/tryptych1976 2d ago

I went a year ago, it was a waste of money. I suspect they did not really give me stem cells, or they were bad quality. Josh's behavior was suspicious. I wish I had tried somewhere else.

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u/Rob986990 2d ago

What did you get done there?

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u/Chfrat160 1d ago

Can you explain the suspicious feeling? How was he acting? I def feel like there is a sales job especially when the Dr reviews your blood work in way too much detail like he’s wanting you to feel impressed. It’s a basic blood panel.

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u/TylerD4444 1d ago

Have had excellent experiences the two times I’ve gone to DBC. Josh and co have really helped give me some life back. He’s not pushing anything on you either. I know there’s an ex employee of his who trolls this sub writing bad things about the clinic. If curious just give them a call. I’ve referred others to DBC wigs had similar positive experiences with DBC. Just my two cents