In the complex landscape of health and wellness, where quick fixes often overshadow root causes, Lisa Greene is forging a path focused on profound, cellular-level restoration. As an entrepreneur whose career has spanned from insurance to interior design, and from the music industry to publishing, Greene’s trajectory has been anything but conventional. It’s a journey she describes as “quite convoluted”, but ultimately and organically has led her to her current passion: pioneering advanced wellness solutions in the U.S.
Lisa Greene is now dedicated to introducing cutting-edge, non-invasive therapies that aim to bridge the gap between Western and Eastern medicine, focusing on prevention and supporting the body’s innate ability to heal.
An Unexpected Path to Wellness
Greene’s unique professional history began in insurance and later blossomed in corporate interior design, where she became a top account executive and eventually a partner in her own firm. A surprising detour into the music industry followed, sparked by a challenge from a close friend. She represented artists, landed a deal with Sony Records, and never looked back at interior design.
The real pivot, however, came after the tragedy of 9/11 severely impacted the advertising revenue for the women’s lifestyle magazine she had acquired. Seeking a more stable, creative venture, she leveraged her background and experience to launch her own luxury hair extension line. This decision was the true genesis of her wellness mission.
“I was able to pitch the top provider in the city,” Greene recalled, referencing Ray’s Beauty Supply, a major supplier to Broadway and celebrity hairstylists. “They actually bought in and made me their exclusive hair supplier.”
This success exposed her to clients who were losing their hair due to cancer and chemotherapy. The lack of privacy and dignity in seeking hair replacements deeply affected her.
“It really touched my heart that these individuals had to come to public places, trying to feel like themselves again, without much privacy,” Greene explained.
This led her to open Luxury Hair Plus (LHP) on 57th and Sixth Avenue in New York, a 24-hour private space designed to serve high-profile media clients and, more importantly, the hair-loss audience. Greene partnered with organizations like Gilda’s Club, a cancer nonprofit, to cater to newly diagnosed patients. She would take images of clients’ existing hair, give them a short pixie cut to prepare for hair loss, and use their own harvested hair to create custom-designed wigs.
“It was such a high to see how these clients responded,” Greene said.
The intimate nature of her work meant hearing her clients’ medical stories and struggles. This exposure led her to build international relationships focused on alternative solutions to support patients undergoing harsh treatments.
“That was my gateway to where I am today,” she explained. “When you see how people respond to that kind of attention, it just ignites you.”
The Power of Cellular Health: Introducing The Cell Bar
Greene’s focus sharpened to cellular health after she realized that conventional medicine often lacks solutions for mitigating the severe side effects of treatments like chemotherapy.
“Doctors often can’t prepare patients for those experiences beyond saying ‘brace yourself,’ simply because they don’t have the exposure to non-medical support options. It’s not their fault; it’s just outside their scope,” she noted.
This realization led to the “plus” in LHP evolving into wellness, with Greene now focusing 80% of her efforts on the new solutions. Her core philosophy is rooted in cellular health, which is the foundation of her brand, The Cell Bar.
“The punch line is cellular health. It’s all about your cells,” Greene affirmed. “Our approach doesn’t just put a bandage over the problem. That’s what most doctors these days are trained to do. We strive to identify the root cause of the pain, so you have a better chance of stopping the progression of underlying problems and further cellular deterioration. There’s a big difference between simply treating a symptom and treating the cause, like we do at the Cell Bar.”
The Cell Bar’s forward solution is Hydrogen Restoration Therapy, which can be administered through inhalation, through the ears or eyes, or by ingesting energized hydrogen water. The technology, sourced from Malaysia, goes beyond simple hydrogen.
The most popular product related to cellular hydration is The Quantum Energy Hydrogen Water Galaxy, a countertop unit that connects to a home’s cold-water supply. It first strips the water of impurities, then infuses it with hydrogen, and finally energizes it with three frequencies: MRET (Molecular Resonance Effect Technology), Quantum Energy, and Terahertz Waves.
“These three frequencies combined greatly affect your cellular turnover.”Your body is constantly renewing itself.” Greene explained. “With each cycle, your old cells are replaced by healthier ones.”
For cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, Greene explained that the water’s role is critical.
“It supports the chemotherapy’s action while helping safeguard the body’s healthy cells from unnecessary damage,” she said.
Greene shared the story of her first client with stage four incurable cancer, who was initially skeptical about the $4,000 treatment protocol.
“I convinced her to try it by explaining, ‘You don’t need to ask your doctor if it’s safe to drink water. This therapy is just as gentle—yet far more powerful. Proper cellular hydration is key.’”
The client agreed to a two-week trial. After that period, she called Greene back.
“Sign me up,” Greene’s client said. “It’s the first time in more than two years I’ve felt this good after chemotherapy.”
Two years later, the client’s life has been transformed.
Navigating the Wellness Market: Diligence and Authenticity
With the rising popularity of wellness, Greene has seen hydrogen become a huge trend. She cautioned that this rise has also created a market of cheaper, less effective, and potentially unsafe knockoffs.
“The danger of cheap hydrogen bottle knockoffs is that if the mechanisms are not of a certain quality, you can end up drinking ozone. That can be detrimental to your health,” Greene warned.
She advised consumers to look beyond the price and do their due diligence: “Look into the company and understand how that product came to be.”
Greene’s specific bottle includes multiple energy components. It was introduced to her by a doctor in Malaysia, who uses it in a practice focused on healing the terminally ill. Unlike cheaper hydrogen-only bottles, Greene’s units are designed for durability and are FDA-registered as a medical device.
Bringing Next-Generation Therapies to the U.S.
Greene’s dedication and proven results recently earned her a nomination for an honorary doctorate degree from one of her collaborating doctors abroad. During a trip to Singapore for the subsequent convocation, she arranged to meet with other prominent, cutting-edge doctors.
This networking led to a new, significant collaboration with Professor Dr. Bipul Nazir, a Harvard-trained physician who pioneered a modality called REGENactive Therapy.
“Our goal is to bridge the gap between Eastern and Western medicine so that we get the best of both worlds and to support healing, as opposed to just putting a bandage on illness,” Greene said.
Dr. Bipul’s therapy is a body reset based on stimulating the Vagus nerve, a trend Greene believes is “here to stay.” The therapy aims to unblock or restore impaired lymphatic flow, reducing inflammation and cellular damage and effectively rejuvenating the body.
Greene has secured a partnership to bring this modality to the U.S. or create medical tourism packages to Singapore, at a fraction of the cost for her clients. She is currently putting together the packages and expects to have the therapy available in the U.S. before the end of the year or, at the latest, the beginning of next year.
Greene continues to support organizations and medical spas seeking to adopt advanced therapies but remains dedicated to education through selective, targeted events rather than traditional industry conventions.
“The goal is to educate people and create an environment where they can fully focus on this healing modality,” Greene said, emphasizing that a fragmented approach dilutes both the message and the overall benefits.
Ultimately, Greene’s mission is to empower people with knowledge and options.
“It’s really about helping people understand the importance of prevention—beyond diet and exercise—before illness strikes, and showing that even after a condition develops, advanced cellular health solutions are available. Our approach honors the body’s innate ability to heal itself,” she concluded.
Lisa Greene’s work at The Cell Bar is more than wellness—it’s a movement toward true healing at the cellular level.
Learn more about her innovative therapies and how they’re transforming lives at https://www.thecellbar.com/.
