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“Financial insecurity is one of the leading contributors to stress in the home.”
— Jon Roth
“Financial insecurity is one of the leading contributors to stress in the home.”
— Jon Roth
Truth in Health Networking Breakfast
What are they? How are they different? And what should you understand when you hear the word regenerative?
Friday, September 25, 2026
8:30 AM – 10:00 AM
Francis Tuttle Technology Center – Portland Campus
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Regenerative medicine is one of the most talked-about areas in health today—but the terminology can get confusing quickly.
Words like stem cells, stem cell activation, exosomes, peptides, and regenerative are sometimes used interchangeably in conversations and marketing, even though they do not necessarily describe the same thing.
At this month's Truth in Health Networking Breakfast, we're going beyond the buzzwords.
Join Chip Paul and Dr. Jim Lynch, with Cindy Paul moderating, for a focused educational conversation exploring regenerative medicine, the differences between these emerging categories, the science behind them, and the questions consumers and professionals should be asking.
Researcher, educator, Truth in Health Founding Member, and longtime advocate for health innovation and consumer education.
Physician and Truth in Health Founding Member bringing clinical perspective to the evolving conversation around regenerative medicine.
Executive Director of Truth in Health Association.
The panel discussion will run approximately 20 minutes, followed by audience questions.
Sit with someone you don't know.
It's easy to walk into a room and sit beside the people we already know. This month, we're asking everyone to do something different.
Choose a seat next to someone new. Learn who they are, what they do, who they serve, and how you might be able to support or connect one another.
After the panel and Q&A, we'll give everyone an opportunity to briefly introduce themselves and continue networking.
A huge thank-you to Connie Williams of Time for Living Seminars for sponsoring this month's breakfast.
We'll be serving breakfast burritos, along with un-burrito options for our gluten-free friends.
Truth in Health Members: FREE
Non-Members: $10
Guests may pay ahead of time online or pay $10 at the door.
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Friday, September 25, 2026
8:30 AM – 10:00 AM
Francis Tuttle Technology Center – Portland Campus
3500 NW 150th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73134
Please use the East parking area and East entrance.
Francis Tuttle may require visitors to complete a campus security check. Please bring a driver's license or government-issued ID.
Truth in Health is building a community where healthcare professionals, wellness practitioners, educators, business leaders, and community members can connect, educate, collaborate, and build stronger referral relationships.
Come learn something new. Meet someone new. Leave with a connection that continues after the room.
Educational Disclaimer: This event is presented for general educational and informational purposes only. Discussion of regenerative medicine, exosomes, extracellular vesicles, peptides, stem cells, stem-cell-based approaches, research, products, or technologies does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or endorsement of any particular therapy or product. Regulatory status, clinical evidence, availability, and appropriate use vary by product, technology, and application. Attendees should consult appropriately licensed healthcare professionals regarding individual medical decisions.
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