- Have you been waiting for a child for many years?
- Are you trying to help a special child to outgrow challenges in learning capabilities?
- Are you having trouble in getting or keeping an erection? Or reduced sexual desire?
- Are you having troubles in controlling normal blood sugar?
- Do you wish to age gracefully despite menopause?
- Do you want to prevent complications of heart problems?
MSCs are building blocks of our body. They reside in our organs, tissues, blood, and immune system and have the ability to regenerate into additional stem cells or differentiate into specialized cells.
When transplanted into a patient’s body, stem cells can repair or replace patient’s damaged or diseased cells, improving and enhancing patient’s health.
An adult stem cell or MSC has the potential to become any of the 220 types of different cells in your body.
By enhancing and stimulating your stem cells, you can revitalize and rejuvenate your heart and brain, your lungs and arteries, your hands, knees, hips and other joints, your skins, vital organs, and anything else that needs healing inside your body.
MSCs has the potential to become any of the 220 types of different cells in your body such as heart, bone, cornea, nerve, cartilage, fat, muscle, etc
It is free from immunologic rejection and well tolerated by the immune system.
Visible improvement in our client’s health condition and proven clinical evidence.
Unlike other methods of extracting stem cells from fat tissues or bone marrow, it involves rather invasive methods and can be a painful experience.
MSCs are sourced from adults with stringent process of selecting and processing the umbilical cord.
We offer stem cell therapy at competitive pricing while maintaining the highest quality and effectiveness of the therapy.
Stem cells offer a renewable source of new replacement cells for individuals suffering from chronic diseases.
Stem cell therapy helps to reduce the amount of time it takes for injuries to heal.
Treating conditions such as chronic joint pain become less painful by using stem cells therapy.
Stem cell therapy increases flexibility and range of motion when used to treat joint pain.
Stem cell therapy has also been found to prevent hair loss and promote healthy hair growth .
Stem cell therapy has also reduced over-dependence on conventional medicine .
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Stem cell therapy involves using stem cells to repair or replace damaged tissues and cells in the body. Stem cells can differentiate into various cell types, promoting healing and regeneration.
Stem cell therapy is being researched and used to treat various conditions, including orthopedic injuries, neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Parkinson’s, ALS), cardiovascular diseases, autoimmune disorders, and some forms of cancer.
The safety of stem cell therapy depends on the type of stem cells used, the condition being treated, and the clinic performing the procedure. While some therapies have shown promise, there are risks, and not all stem cell treatments are FDA-approved.
Stem cells can be derived from various sources, including bone marrow, adipose (fat) tissue, umbilical cord blood, and even specialized labs. The source depends on the treatment type and condition.
The cost of stem cell therapy varies widely depending on the condition being treated, the type of stem cells used, and the clinic. Costs can range from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars.
Most insurance plans do not cover stem cell therapy, especially if it is considered experimental or not FDA-approved. Coverage may be available for certain approved treatments.
Results from stem cell therapy can vary based on the condition treated, the patient’s health, and the type of stem cells used. Some patients may see improvement within weeks, while others may take months.
Potential side effects include infection, immune reactions, and complications related to the procedure. The long-term effects are still under study, especially for unproven treatments.
Stem cell therapy focuses on repairing and regenerating damaged tissues rather than just managing symptoms. This contrasts with many traditional treatments that may focus on alleviating symptoms without addressing the underlying cause.
Before considering stem cell therapy, research the clinic, the specific treatment, and its approval status. Consult with a medical professional to understand the risks, benefits, and realistic expectations for your condition.
