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Stem Cell Therapy for Neurological diseases

Neurological conditions

Stem cell therapy for neurological issues utilizes adult, umbilical cord stem cells harvested from Wharton’s jelly. Intravenous stem cells and a protocol for crossing the blood-brain barrier (BBB) is used to facilitate a direct route into the nervous system, where stem cells are able to support the repair of nerve damage that has resulted from various degenerative diseases.

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The Condition

What are neurological diseases?

The central nervous system is composed of the brain, the spinal cord, and the nerves. This nervous network is in charge of controlling bodily functions including movement, speech, breathing, and walking.

There are more than 600 known neurological disorders, such as epilepsy, Alzheimer’s disease, cerebrovascular diseases, Parkinson’s disease, and others.
Symptoms can vary but they may lead to:

  • Loss of balance and coordination
  • Loss of feeling (numbness)
  • Memory loss
  • Difficulty moving
  • Tremors
  • Rigidity/stiffness
  • Weakness

Most neurological diseases are progressive, meaning they worsen over time. This makes control and slowing of the disease’s progression the main objective.

Stem Cells, we know why

How does stem cell therapy for neuropathy help neurological conditions?

Stemwell’s stem cell therapy for neurological issues utilizes adult stem cells harvested from Wharton’s jelly. Intravenous stem cells and a protocol for crossing the blood-brain barrier (BBB) is used to achieve targeted treatment directly into the nervous system, where stem cells support the nerve damage repair that has resulted from various degenerative diseases.

How does stem cell therapy work? In patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, or any other type of neurodegenerative disease, Stemwell’s stem cells supports the slowing of symptom progression, supports improved blood flow to the brain, and supports damaged tissue repair.

This leads to a better quality of life measurably in:

  • Increased energy
  • Improved cognitive skills
  • Improved balance and coordination
  • Improved physical function


Although stem cell therapy is not a cure for neurological conditions, there is a lot of promising evidence that Stemwell’s Stem Cell Therapy for neurological issues greatly improves the patient’s quality of life by supporting a slowing of disease progression and improving some symptoms.

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How Effective Stem Cells are

How do the stem cells get in my brain?

The Blood-Brain Barrier (BBB) is a protective barrier made up of blood vessels and tissue that keeps harmful substances from reaching the brain.

The problem with the BBB is that it not only protects the brain, but it also makes it difficult for implanted stem cells to reach the brain. As a result, Stemwell doctors use a specially developed protocol to cross the BBB and deliver stem cells directly into the brain. In this manner, stem cells are targeted toward the brain’s affected areas in order to support healing and repair.

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Stemwell Procedures

Stemwell uses cord tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells ethically sourced from full-term human umbilical cords. We administer more than 300 million cells that are all thoroughly tested for viability before treatment. These cells are NOT a blood product; therefore, it is extremely safe and does not require HLA or phenotypic matching.

Before Traveling

Video call with our patient advocates and our doctors where the patient’s condition and medical history will be discussed.

First Step

The patient undergoes an initial evaluation and blood work by Stemwell’s doctor.

Second Step

Endovenous detox therapy applied to patient 

 

Third Step

Stem Cell IV Infusion Therapy + localized Autologous stem cell injections in trigger pain points under sedation

Fourth Step

  • Hyperbaric Chamber therapy – Hyperbaric oxygen reduces inflammation, oxygenates injured muscle, and regenerates skeletal muscle via macrophage and satellite cell activation.
 

Fifth Step

The fifth step is dedicated to addressing neurological conditions through specialized therapies, including shockwave therapy, ultrasound, magnetotherapy, and laser therapy.

In certain cases, we may also utilize photobiomodulation to address neurological conditions symptoms or explore its potential benefits.

Parkinson's disease and Stem Cells

What does stem cell therapy for neuropathy do for Parkinson’s?

Stemwell’s stem cell therapy for Parkinson’s disease employs more than 300 million Wharton’s jelly-derived mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) implanted via proprietary and individualized treatment protocols. Once in the body, they signal the body to slow disease progression while also supporting tissue healing and repair. This process supports the body’s ability to regenerate damaged brain cells and promote the formation of new dopamine-producing neurons.

The stem cells will support a decrease in brain cell death and support the growth of new blood vessels, which will help restore oxygen-rich blood flow in the brain.

Stemwell’s protocols also includes a technique for crossing the blood-brain barrier (BBB) to make sure the processed stem cells are delivered directly into the brain to ensure maximum effectiveness. In this way, stem cells are directly and specifically targeted to affected areas inside the brain to support healing and repair.

Stem Cells and Stroke

What does stem cell therapy for neuropathy do for stroke?

Stem cells are present naturally throughout the body in various tissues, and they are in charge of repairing minor bumps, bruises, and cuts. When the body detects an injury, stem cells travel to the site, identify the wound, and replace or regenerate tissue. Whether the injury is a paper cut or pneumonia, natural stem cells will repair the tissue.

Unfortunately, the number of stem cells available at any given time is simply insufficient to heal brain tissue after a stroke in the same way that it would heal a bruise or a minor laceration.

This is where Stemwell’s stem cell therapy for stroke comes in. Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) derived from Wharton’s jelly are a potent source of usable adult stem cells. Once processed and re-implanted, they signal the body to reduce inflammation and prevent further brain cell death while supporting the repair of damaged tissue.

Furthermore, stem cells not only support healing, repair, and regeneration to the infarcted area, they also deeply stimulate the growth of new blood vessels, creating alternative pathways for oxygen-rich blood to reach the brain and restore blood flow.

Stemwell implantation protocols employ a procedure developed specifically for crossing the blood brain barrier, allowing Stemwell’s processed stem cells to enter the brain. This method has been proven effective in several scientific publications.

Stem Cells and Alzheimer

What does Stem cell therapy for neuropathy do for Alzheimer’s?

Our stem cell therapy for neuropathy employs more than 300 million processed mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) extracted from Wharton’s jelly, and implanted using Stemwell’s proprietary delivery protocols. Once in the body, they prevent further cell death while also encouraging the repair and replacement of damaged brain tissue.

The processed stem cells will not only stop brain cell death, but they will also promote the growth of new blood vessels, which will aid in the restoration of oxygen-rich blood flow in the brain.  Stemwell’s protocol also includes a method for crossing the blood-brain barrier (BBB) to ensure that the processed stem cells are delivered directly into the brain for maximum efficacy. In this manner, stem cells are sent directly and specifically to affected areas of the brain in order to repair neuron damage.