On December 31, 2019, Lance Palmer celebrated the new year by defeating Alex Gilpin in a unanimous decision win at Madison Square Garden. The victory gave Palmer the featherweight title for the second year in a row, and another million dollars.
Palmer—a former All-American wrestler and current MMA champion in the Featherweight Division—has participated in Blue Horizon International (BHI) investigational stem cell research. Palmer received his treatments at the BHI Jamaica, Montego Bay Clinic. “My first stem cell treatment was in 2016,” says Palmer. “I would definitely recommend stem cells to athletes: it helps with the recovery process, preventing injury, and increase in overall energy. I’ve gotten better in the last two years than I have the previous six. I highly recommend Dr. Brian Mehling. He has been most helpful and explained the process step by step. I’ve had a great experience in BHI Jamaica.” BHI Therapeutics Jamaica supports scientific research and education in stem cell and regenerative medicine. We engage in collaborative relationships with leading scientists and physicians across the globe, utilizing stem cells from either your own body (autologous) or from umbilical cord donors. These donors go through a rigorous testing process to ensure their safety.We do not use embryonic stem cells, nor will we ever—health and safety are our number one priority. Research at our Jamaica clinic is overseen by a Scientific Advisory Board, an Ethics Committee, and a staff of US board-certified physicians. BHI Therapeutics Jamaica supports investigational stem cell research and does not offer its cellular products as a treatment for any disease. For more information please visit www.bhisciences.com
BHI Therapeutic Sciences Jamaica
Dedicated to investigational stem cell research