Marjorie Taylor Greene, the former congresswoman from Georgia, recently traveled to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, to receive unapproved stem cell IV treatments at Dream Body Clinic. Greene, who has been vocal about government overreach, stated that she believes the U.S. federal government should legalize stem cell therapy, which remains unapproved by the FDA due to safety and efficacy concerns. She emphasized her proactive approach to health, stemming from her background as a CrossFit gym owner, and views stem cell therapy as an effective anti-aging solution. Notably, Greene does not carry health insurance, choosing instead to allocate her funds towards preventative health measures she supports. This stance places her at odds with many in her party who oppose deregulation of such treatments. Greene's trip to Mexico followed a vacation in Costa Rica with fellow Republican Rep. Thomas Massie, who has expressed admiration for her potential leadership role within the party. Greene's advocacy for stem cell therapy reflects her broader belief in personal health autonomy and the need for reduced government regulation in healthcare.