Harry Adelson, ND
Co-Founder, Chief of Regenerative Medicine · Humanaut Health
Regenerative injection specialist and Humanaut co-founder known for high-volume bone-marrow and adipose cell therapy
About
Harry Adelson, ND is Co-Founder and Chief of Regenerative Medicine at Humanaut Health and founder of Docere Clinics in Park City, Utah. Since opening Docere in 2002, his practice has focused on regenerative injection therapies for spine, joint, ligament, and chronic musculoskeletal pain. He graduated from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in 1999, completed an Integrative Medicine residency at Yale/Griffin Hospital, and later developed the Full Body Stem Cell Makeover, a multi-site regenerative procedure he introduced in 2017.
What to Know
Signature approach
Adelson works with a patient's own bone marrow and adipose tissue, concentrating and injecting those materials under image guidance into damaged joints, ligaments, and spine structures. His model is procedural and musculoskeletal: choose the right patient, target the structural problem, and treat multiple sites in a consolidated plan when appropriate. At Humanaut, he supplies the regenerative-medicine architecture rather than serving as the day-to-day local physician at each clinic.
What sets them apart
- Procedure volume. Docere cites 7,000+ bone-marrow and adipose procedures and 2,000+ intervertebral disc injections.
- Early category experience. Adelson began regenerative injection work in 1998 and opened a dedicated regenerative practice in 2002.
- Protocol builder. The Full Body Stem Cell Makeover gave the field a recognizable multi-site treatment model before similar language became common in longevity clinics.
- Humanaut regenerative anchor. His experience gives the chain a stronger procedural backbone than a generic wellness-clinic service menu.
Before You Book
- Book the right setting. His own procedure work is at Docere Clinics in Park City; Humanaut uses him as the regenerative-medicine architect.
- Fit is musculoskeletal. Docere focuses on spine, joint, ligament, and chronic pain cases in otherwise healthy patients.
- Regulatory context matters. Stem-cell procedures for orthopedic uses are elective and not FDA-approved; ask what material is used, how it is processed, and what outcome is realistic.
- In-person only. This kind of procedure cannot be done through remote care.
Expertise
Focus areas
Patient types
Protocols & technologies
Credentials
Education
ND, Naturopathic Medicine
National College of Naturopathic Medicine (NCNM) (1999)
Residency
Integrative Medicine
Yale/Griffin Hospital, Derby, CT (Director: David Katz, MD, MPH)
Affiliations
Co-Founder
Thought Leadership
Media Appearances
- The Future Of Stem Cell Therapy: Making Fancy Stem Cell Protocols Affordable to More People · Ben Greenfield Life · 2023-02-20
- The Most Advanced Anti-Aging & Longevity Hack That Exists: The Full Body Stem Cell Makeover (with Amy Killen, MD) · Boundless Life with Ben Greenfield
- Stem Cell Therapy and the Full Body Stem Cell Makeover · The Third Wave Podcast
- The Cell Solution (documentary feature) · Nick Nanton (filmmaker) — 60-minute documentary
Notable Collaborators
- Amy Killen, MD · Spouse and clinical collaborator — Co-Founder/CMO at Humanaut and partner physician at Docere Clinics
- Mark Hyman, MD · Patient and public endorser — 13-time #1 NYT bestselling author
- Ben Greenfield · Patient and recurring podcast host — Full Body Stem Cell Makeover protocol
- Dave Asprey · Patient — featured in The Cell Solution documentary
- Vishen Lakhiani · Patient — featured in The Cell Solution documentary
- Carrie Diulus, MD · Cleveland-Clinic-trained orthopedic spine surgeon — peer endorser of injection technique
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