Spotlight: Healing Joints and Nerves: Immune Stimulation and the New Science of Regenerative Therapies by Dr. Thomas Buchheit
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Healing Joints and Nerves is a response to the questions Dr. Buchheit receives daily from patients seeking solutions to joint and nerve pain.
It might be returning to a sport, walking the dog, or traveling across the country; this book will help you understand the potential for regenerative therapies, nutrition, exercise, and other non-medication tools to help you meet those goals.
This book gives a reader the thorough explanations that all patients deserve but are rarely possible in the context of a medical visit.
Explains the fascinating and sometimes confusing world of regenerative therapies for the 70 million individuals who suffer from either arthritis or neuropathy
Describes how regenerative therapies stimulate our own healing mechanisms to provide benefits
Takes a patient-focused with accessible language and clear explanation
Gives the reader access to one of the leading medical experts in this emerging area
Draws from the author's experience treating patients with arthritis and neuropathy for more than 25 years
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About the Author
Dr. Thomas Buchheit completed his residency in anesthesiology and perioperative care at the University of California, San Francisco, and his fellowship in interventional pain management at Wake Forest University. During the first decade of his career, he cared for patients with spine and joint disease in private practice. In 2010, he moved his practice to Duke University, where he began studying nerve injury pain and served as division chief for pain medicine. During his academic career, Dr. Buchheit investigated the immune basis of pain relief following injury and the mechanisms behind regenerative therapies, including platelet-rich plasma, stem cells, and autologous conditioned serum. He has led several studies funded by the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense. In 2025, Dr. Buchheit founded Triangle Regen Medicine and Biologics Center in Chapel Hill, NC, to bring a wide range of regenerative therapies to patients. He now serves as an adjunct associate professor at Duke and continues to work with scientists at the Center for Translational Pain Medicine. In his free time, you may find Dr. Buchheit hiking in the woods, on a single-track mountain bike trail, or cooking.
