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Stories, research, and updates on adult stem cell therapy and the patients we treat.
Patient StoriesLife After Stem Cell Therapy [Video]
Stem Cell therapy for Cerebral Palsy Patient Flynn Flynn Rigby is a 13-year-old boy from Cairns, Australia who was born 16 weeks premature. His parents noticed that every stage of Flynn’s development was delayed.
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Patient StoriesVision Restored in ONA Patient After Stem Cell Treatment
After getting into a car accident in eighth grade, Texas native Trelle Dandridge developed Optic Nerve Atrophy (ONA), which caused her vision to deteriorate over several years to the point where she had to resign from…
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Patient StoriesStem Cell Therapy Empowers Patient To Pursue Dreams
Like countless other girls, Virali Modi dreamt of being a model and actress. However, unlike them, Virali was left wheelchair-bound after a trip to India in 2006.
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Patient StoriesTwins with Cerebral Palsy See Improvements from Treatment
Triplets Ali, Abdulla, and Mohamed were born premature at 25 weeks, all suffering from cerebral hemorrhaging. Due to the bleeding Ali passed away after 3 months.
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Patient StoriesU.S. Spinal Cord Injury Patient Documenting His Stem Cell + Epidural Stimulation Treatment
Quadriplegic Jack Pearce is set to undergo a new medical procedure that he is hoping may transform his life. Jack and his wife Ellie arrived in Bangkok, Thailand on July 5th, 2015 for a procedure which utilizes an…
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ArticleAllogeneic Adult Stem Cells Restore Endothelial Function in Heart Failure
Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause for deaths globally. Recent studies show that allogeneic mesenchymal stem cells are able to restore endothelial function in heart failure by stimulating progenitor cells.
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ArticleAdult Stem Cell Advocates Push for Treatments
The obvious need for stem cell research and increasing public support has been highlighted regularly the last few years, and the reality is that this ‘future treatment’ is available now.
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ArticleCord Blood Awareness Month – Why Is It Important?
July marks Cord Blood Awareness Month. With around 360,000 babies born every day, the amount of cord blood available has skyrocketed in the past decade.
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ArticleCost of Stem Cell Transplant
Stem cell treatment is regularly in the news around the world. Mostly the topics revolve around safety, efficacy, or ethics. Lately however, the price of these treatments has also been highlighted.
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Patient StoriesONH-SOD Patient Sees Quick Results from Stem Cell Treatment
While receiving stem cell therapy for Optic Nerve Hypoplasia & Septo-optic Dysplasia (ONH-SOD), Marina Alonzo was able to see color in her completely blind eye for the very first time.
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ArticlePersonalized Nutrition Counseling at Better Being Hospital
At Better Being Hospital one of the first questions Dr. Torsak asks patients is, “How is your diet?” While this may sound strange to some, it is a vital question when it comes to treating chronic conditions…
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ArticleDiet Found to be a Leading Factor in ALS
According to new research on Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a patient’s diet is a leading factor in the development and treatment of this devastating motor neuron disease.
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Patient StoriesMultiple Sclerosis Patient Sees Quick Results After Stem Cell Treatment
Multiple Sclerosis is not a condition that is easy to live with. There is currently no cure, and its progressive nature means that it will only continue to get worse unless actions are taken to treat the disease…
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ArticleHigh Potency Stem Cell Injection Protocol for Degenerative Conditions
Umbilical cord derived adult stem cells Beike Biotechnology is recommending a new protocol for degenerative conditions utilizing higher quantities of umbilical cord derived adult stem cells.
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ArticleAsia’s leading Autism Expert Dr. Torsak Shares Insights on ASD Treatment
As World Autism Day (April 2nd) comes and goes, it is important to continue spreading awareness about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and what it is.
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