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Are chiropractic clinics really offering stem cell miracle cures—or are you being misled? In this video, Dr. Chris Centeno dissects a stem cell therapy website and uncovers the red flags that consumers should watch out for.

He explains why amniotic and placental tissue products used by many clinics are not live stem cells, despite marketing claims. You’ll also hear why boasting “9,000 studies” is grossly exaggerated, how x-ray manipulation creates fake cartilage regrowth evidence, and why much of what’s promoted on these websites doesn’t align with scientific reality.

Dr. Centeno is a pioneer in interventional orthobiologics and practices at the Centeno-Schultz Clinic, where integrity, evidence, and patient safety lead every treatment decision.


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Key Timestamps:
00:00 Intro: Exposing stem cell hype from chiropractic clinics
00:35 Misleading video documentary and birth tissue claims
01:20 Explanation of dead tissue vs. live stem cells
02:00 Debunking the “9,000 studies” claim
02:54 False claims about placenta-derived stem cells
03:26 Antigen rejection and pain myths
04:07 Fake x-ray comparison and joint space manipulation