In this week’s episode, Kevin Harper explores a promising new frontier in non-surgical joint healing — combining low-level laser therapy (LLLT) with stem cell regeneration to restore damaged knees. We take a journey across the Irish Sea to Dublin, where cutting-edge clinics and researchers are reimagining orthopaedic care.

Rupert joins the conversation with insights from patient stories and emerging research from Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin. Along the way, we reflect on the power of light, cells, and compassion in healing.

Due to local 5G transition issues, we were unable to bring you our interview with Mary-Lou Spain about her recent recovery from a fractured toe. She’ll join us in a future episode. In her honour, and as a moment of reflection, we close with the Ballarat Singers’ moving rendition of Ubi Caritas.

LLLT, stem cells, knee therapy, laser therapy, biological orthopaedics, Dublin, Trinity College, Ballarat Singers, Ubi Caritas, Kevin Harper, healing, community health, Camino de Santiago, regenerative medicine

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#Dublin, #Trinity College,

#Ballarat Singers,

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#Kevin Harper Esquire,

#healing,

#community health,

#Camino de Santiago,

#regenerative medicine