Regenerative Medicine Approaches to Brain and Physical Function | Ep 39 | Fountain of Vitality episode artwork

EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 29 MIN

Regenerative Medicine Approaches to Brain and Physical Function | Ep 39 | Fountain of Vitality

from Fountain of Vitality · host LaMont Leavitt

Before he was 40, Dr. Fawad Mian had a torn shoulder, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinosis, and a knee surgery that turned out to have never been done right. One orthopedic doctor wanted to scope his knee without imaging. Another suggested chopping off his collarbone. A foot doctor wanted to detach a tendon and shave down bone. He was a board-certified neurologist watching mainstream medicine fail him in real time.In this episode of Fountain of Vitality, host LaMont Leavitt sits down with Dr. Mian, founder of Ascend Regenerative, to unpack how his own injuries pushed him into regenerative medicine. Dr. Mian explains why steroid injections damage the tissue they're meant to fix, how PRP and autologous stem cell therapy actually rebuild structure, and why most umbilical stem cells sold in bottles contain no viable cells at all. He also walks through the cognitive health work behind his Reclaim Your Mind course and why dementia prevention starts decades before symptoms.If you've been told surgery is the only option, or if you're watching your memory slip and wondering what to do about it, this conversation lays out a different path. One that uses what your body already came with, and treats the whole system instead of the symptom.Subscribe to Fountain of Vitality for conversations with leaders redefining health, longevity, and what it means to live with intention. New episodes drop weekly across all major platforms.Guest BioDr. Fawad Mian is a board-certified neurologist and the founder of Ascend Regenerative, where he treats chronic musculoskeletal conditions using regenerative approaches like PRP and autologous stem cell therapy. He is also the creator of Reclaim Your Mind, a structured program for proactive cognitive health, and the author of Getting to Pain Free. His work sits at the intersection of neurology, regenerative medicine, patient education, and healthcare innovation.Follow Dr. Fawad Mian: LinkedIn - Dr. Fawad Mian | Ascend Regenerative - prolohealing.com | Advocare Neuro Wellness MD - advocareneurowellnessmd.com | Reclaim Your Mind - learn.prolohealing.com | Cognitive Health Quiz - course.prolohealing.com/quizFollow the Fountain of Vitality podcast: Website - FountainofVitality.com | Tiktok - @FountainofVitalitypod | YouTube - @FountainofVitalityshow | Tumblr - @FountainofVitality | Facebook - FountainofVitalityShow | Rumble - Fountain_of_Vitality | Instagram - @FountainofVitalitypodcast | Email - [email protected] LaMont Leavitt: LinkedIn - @LaMontJLeavitt | Twitter/X - @ljleavitt1 | InnoviHealth Website - innoviHealth.com

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