Khloé Kardashian has revealed she recently underwent Muse stem cell therapy in Mexico. The 41-year-old reality television personality, who co-founded the fashion brand Good American, followed in the footsteps of her sister Kim Kardashian by trying the regenerative treatment, which uses Multilineage-differentiating Stress-Enduring (Muse) cells to repair damaged tissue and aid recovery. The therapy remains unavailable in the United States.
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Sharing her experience on Instagram, Kardashian described the procedure at the Eterna Health clinic in Los Cabos as “incredible”, noting that she trains regularly and found the treatment beneficial for recovery, inflammation and general wellbeing. She added that one of its “favourite perks” was its potential anti-ageing effect. Acknowledging the cost and exclusivity of the treatment, Kardashian said she hoped stem cell therapies would eventually become “accessible and affordable” for all.
Her sister Kim previously discussed how stem cell treatment had helped her after suffering a serious shoulder injury while weight training. The 44-year-old entrepreneur explained that, following conventional therapies which failed to relieve her pain, she turned to Muse cells under the care of Dr Adeel Khan at Eterna Health. According to Kim, the treatment not only restored her shoulder function but also provided significant relief for long-term back pain.
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Both sisters emphasised that the therapy is not yet widely available and encouraged others to seek professional medical advice before pursuing similar options. While they expressed gratitude for having access to such cutting-edge care, they also highlighted the need for further scientific development to ensure more people can benefit in future.
