The Interventional Orthobiologics Blog
Blog covering topics and research in interventional orthobiologics, interventional orthopedics, and orthopedic procedures.
Popping that Motrin Pill Could Kill You…
NSAID drugs like Motrin, Ibuprofen, Aleve and Celebrex are so commonly used that they may as well be put in the water supply. Grocery store shelves are lined with them and physicians are taught that they are an important part of controlling pain after an injury. However, what if these drugs were also dangerous? Well,…read more
Shoulder Steroid Injection Side Effects: Shocking New Research!
This has been a bad few years for traditional medicine concepts like steroid and anesthetic shots to help relieve pain. Numerous studies have shown that these shots are highly toxic to local tissues. Despite this, physicians continue to deliver millions of these shots per year to unsuspecting patients. Now a new study continues the trend,…read more Your Favorite Blog Posts of 2015!
With the new year upon us, I thought I’d go over 10 of your favorite posts from 2015. First the top 5 by the number of page views and then the top 5 by social media interaction. It’s always interesting to me see what your favorites are, which tells me what readers like. Writing a…read more
My Top 10 Posts of 2015!
Now that 2015 is coming to a close, I thought I’d pick out my top 10 favorite blogs. In fact this year, I have three top 10 lists. Next will come the top 10 most read Regenexx blogs of this year and then the top 10 that generated the most social media buzz. So let’s…read more
A Video Christmas Card from Regenexx!
I have some time off during the holidays, so I decided to use an early Christmas present to create a video Christmas Card. I got a shiny new drone and spent a few hours over two days around my home base of Boulder, Colorado figuring out aerial videography. Enjoy and have a very Merry Christmas…read more My Disc Stem Cell Injection Early Christmas Gift
We’ve been injecting stem cells into low back discs longer than anyone else on earth. One of our early patients was a young man named Jacob who I’ve come to know well through the years. After a successful first disc stem cell injection in 2009, he recently had two new discs that needed treatment. I was…read more
