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TREATMENTS

Umbilical Cord Stem Cells -

StemCellRegenMed focuses on the use of umbilical cord stem cells in the treatment of a wide variety of disorders. The availability of umbilical cord blood makes this an appropriate source for stem cells. All donors are carefully screened to rule out HIV, Hepatitis B and C and a variety of other contagious conditions.

The stem cells are extracted from the umbilical cord blood and placed into culture for several weeks. During this time specific agents are added in the culture which will direct the stem cells to become early differentiated heart stem cells; pancreas stem cells that secrete insulin(for diabetes); pulmonary(lung) stem cells; kidney stem cells; neuron stem cells(for Parkinsonism, Alzheimer’s, Autism, Stroke, Brain Damage, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis); muscle stem cells; hematopoietic stem cells(for blood diseases).

These types of stem cells may also be incorporated and mixed with immunological cells such as T lymphocytes, T regulatory cells, T cytotoxic cells, Natural killer cells, anti-cytokines, anti-interleukins to treat autoimmune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, scleroderma and Crohn’s disease.

Adult Stem Cells -

Adult stem cells are in every organ of our body; heart, brain, lung, kidney, pancreas, spinal cord, eyes, gastrointestinal tract. They are essential in repair of injured and diseased tissues. However, in various injuries and disease the extent of the problem is overwhelming and insufficient numbers of adult stem cells cannot correct the problem.

A new form of treatment that StemCellRegenMed now offers is that of administration of the patient’s own stem cells back into their body. The patient’s own blood sample (or in some cases) a sample of their bone marrow is sent to our laboratory. The laboratory extracts out adult stem cells from this sample. Approximately a week later these are then sent back to the patient’s physician for administration. Patients may also have this done procedure done at one of our treatment centers in California or Florida.

The procedure is safe since it involves the use of the patient’s own stem cells so that there is no problem with engraftment or rejection. Patients can be evaluated in the U.S.A. but currently patients receive treatments at our centers in Mexico and South America.