How long does it work : application of stem cells

When transplanted to the body, Stem Cells continue to divide, grow and produce active elements for a long period of time, usually several years. The life span of SC depends on general body condition and the disease that they are called to cure.

What is Cell Therapy

Cell Therapy is aimed at restoring one's own balance of stem cells - thus giving the body a new, healthy and thriving amount of multipurpose "building blocks", able to attach and turn itself into new and healthy cells of a particular organ of the body in place of some old, damaged or dead cells of our own.

The therapy is a unique combination of scientific and biotechnological research, coupled with clinical experience and medical knowledge of the human body in general.

Several types of treatment are currently being provided:

• blood vessels disorders, neural system disorders, strokes, heart attacks, cerebral dysfunctions
• severe burns, erosive wounds, post-burn treatment
• blood cells disorders (including anemia and intestine related disorders)
• allergies and oncology disorders; supportive therapy to ongoing treatment
• infectious diseases, sepsis,
• autoimmune and immune deficiency disorders, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis; supportive therapy to ongoing treatment
• diabetes and its variable forms
• blood flow and neural deficiencies; supportive therapy to ongoing treatment
• sexual pathology's of men and women
• rejuvenation treatments, including memory rehabilitation, life extension, physical condition improvement, etc.
• Meso-therapy, cosmetology, skin-rejuvenation treatment

Stem Cells treatment requires a personal approach for every patient : after a thorough examination of the patient's condition through a special program of diagnosis and analysis - a treatment regime can be prescribed.

Transplantation

Transplantation (transfer of SC) is a safe, painless procedure. It is conducted in a sterile environment by a professional medical personnel. Usually, an ambulatory procedure and within a day the patient returns to normal life. Ongoing monitoring of the patient is carried out on an 'out-patient' basis.