Regenerative medicine is changing the conversation about pain, recovery, mobility, and healthy aging. Drawing on more than four decades of clinical experience and his own personal exploration of regenerative therapies, Dr. Wu Dhi discusses PRP, orthobiologics, exosomes, stem-cell research, ozone-based therapies, Prolozone, Medical Qigong, acupuncture, and rehabilitation. Rather than focusing only on suppressing symptoms, these emerging approaches ask how we may better support the biological environment in which healing and recovery take place. The goal is not to replace conventional medicine, but to thoughtfully combine appropriate therapies to help people maintain strength, movement, energy, independence, and quality of life.

Knee pain and inflammation are some of the most common issues I see in my clinic. Whether it comes from aging, injury, or long-term wear and tear, the underlying cause is often the same:

Stagnation, inflammation, and lack of proper circulation—both physically and energetically.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the knee is closely connected to the Kidney and Liver systems, which govern the strength of the joints, tendons, and bones. When these systems become weakened—or when Qi and Blood are not flowing properly—pain and inflammation begin to develop.