Vesel therapy for PD (or other issues)
Stem Cells
Stem cells have the unique ability to divide repeatedly and to change into other types of specialized cells. So, they can produce new cells to replace damaged or lost cells. There are three main types of stem cells. Embryonic stem cells supply new cells for the growing embryo. As pluripotent cells, they can change into any cell in the body. Adult stem cells supply new cells to the growing organisms and replace damaged cells. Adult stem cells are multipotent meaning they can only change into some types of cells. Adult blood stem cells can only replace cells in the blood. Skin stem cells can only provide cells for the skin and hair. The third type of stem cell is induced pluripotent stem cells or iPS cells. iPS are made in a laboratory by reprogramming regular adult cells to become stem cells. Stem cells are useful for studying various phenomena. Stem cells are already used in a few treatments such as replacement of retinal pigment epithelium, thalassemia and to treat children with leukemia. In the future stem cells may be used to replace cells and tissues damaged by disease, injury, or genetics.
Source: YourGenome.org
PD is just the tip of a metabolic iceberg
keto – movementdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/mds.27390
Dr Matthew Phillips
Robert lustig –
8 causes of all diseases
Dr Alok Sharma, India, stem cell injections to spinal fluid
www.stemcellspublications.com/index.html
can’t use donor stem cells when injecting to spinal fluid, because it has a preservative or something
Using own stem cells generated from patient fat tissue or bone merrow
they treat several neurological conditions, but does not mention PD, it’ll sent them a question
Dr Alok also points that some countries in Asia including China and India are ahead of the US in stem cell research and applications. The reason is president Bush banned stem cell due to ethical concerns Obama resumed stem cell research and applications but some gap still exist
MSC Stem cell testimonials
Looking at testimonials of elite athletes treated with stem cell injections
Testimonials from Stem cell institute in panama, including Joe Rogan and Tony robins >>
Dr Yoni Whitten tried stem cells
also, has Ebook
CPI clinic in Mexico
Has some testimonies here
www.youtube.com/@CellularPerformanceInstitute/videos
very happy client here
UFC competitor talk with Joe Rogan about his treatment at CPI
Another UFC guy treated at CPI, talks to Joe Rogan
UFC guy talks to Joe Rogan about his stem cell treatments at Bioxcellerator in Colombia
Bodybuilder did intense stem cell therapy with amazing results
UFC champion and current belt holder, Sean O’Malley, visit the clinic to treat his knee and other issues, treatment comprise of stem cell. HBOT, PRP injections, the visit has a lot of PR
MSC stem cells for Pennies improvement
Ross Edgley swam around UK, and then got stem cells for many joints
Dr Mark Hyman got a similar treatment
Ben Greenfield repeated the treatment 3 more times, says he feel like 18 years old. This is the most expensive treatment, as it targets many joints and it’s done in the US. Due to US regulation, growing stem cells culture in the lab is not allowed, all stem cells are from the client or from the donor, this also makes the treatment expansive, growing stem cell in a lab for many generations reduce costs but has negative side effects. growing stem cells for up to 2 generations or so is OK (if I remember correctly from lecture by Dr Rirden from the Panama clinic.
The Clinic docereclinics.com, is going to offer an affordable version of the treatment soon.
MSC Stem cell treatment in Panama
It must be done in Panama, as there are regulatory issues in other places
The clinic
What is the Potential of Stem Cell Treatment for PD? (YouTube Webinar)
This webinar is a recording of a live broadcast that took place in June 2019 and consisted of a panel discussion on cell-based therapy for PD. Chairing the panel is Professor Patrik Brundin. The panel of experts includes Gaynor Edwards, a person affected by PD; Parkinson’s neurologist, Clair Henchcliffe and Dr. Roger Barker, consultant neurologist. The panel discusses what kind of stem-cells exist; the source of stem-cells; the uses of stem-cells, and specifically dopamine stem-cells. The panel talks about current trials and the timeline for when stem-cells will be a viable treatment for PD. One of the issues raised is whether we will be able to produce stem-cells in large enough quantities. The panel of experts takes questions from viewers and gives answers on subjects like stem-cell tourist and the cost of treatment. The final word on the subject is that despite the cost of potential stem-cell treatment it will save money spent on the medical care of untreated patients in the long term.