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It very easy today to drift further and further from from our inner-selves. There are so many distractions in our everyday life that entice us to take life passively and mold an attitude of dis-concern or dis-interest with our body and mind. I am not writing today to discus religion, politics, or science. I am
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Do I Have Neuropathy? We usually don’t know we have neuropathy because we can’t “feel” the loss of sensation. Neuropathy may cause pain, numbness, tingling, burning or cramping. If your body loses sensation your brain does not get stimulated and will not send blood to the areas of sensation loss causing cold hands and feet.
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Therapeutic contradictions Exacerbated vasculitis: capillaritis, phlebitis, arteristis (treatment with fetal stem cells is possible after at least three months of remission). Acute thrombosis (treatment is possible not earlier than 3-6 months after exacerbation). Acute hemophthalmia (after 3 months). Expressed pulmonary hypertension secondary to vasculitis, thrombosis, pneumonia, development of acute or subacute pulmonary heart. Terminal stage
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Any conditions that are degenerative in nature are likely to be helped with stem cell therapy. Brain based diseases – Alzheimer’s, dementia, and ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) Nerve disease – neuropathy Lung disease – COPD, emphysema Heart disease – congestive heart failure Liver disease Kidney disease Intestinal disease Skin conditions Erectile dysfunction Hair restoration Aesthetics
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The umbilical cord has millions of concentrated mesenchymal stem cells within the Wharton’s Jelly. Even though there are healing and anti-inflammatory growth factors and cytokines in the amniotic fluid, cord blood and other fetal tissues lack the large concentration of MSC found in the umbilical cord. The highest concentration of MSC are toward the baby’s
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After the examination, consult and review of your health history, blood is drawn, which is used for the PRP injection. The preparation usually takes 45 minutes to an hour. Once prepared, the injection only takes a couple of minutes.
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Not currently. Health Saving Accounts can be used for the procedure.
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The only major risk of the procedure is possibility of an infection same as if you were to get a flu shot or tattoo. No reported side effects. An examination will let us know if you are a candidate for stem cell therapy.
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Typical results are seen within 3 weeks to 3 month with less pain and increased mobility weekly. Some patients report significant relief within a couple days.
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