Steve Stephens
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My husband had stem cell therapy in San Diego in 2015 at Stem Genex. They required ekg and blood work and more from his Doctor. Once he qualified they made all of the arrangements. The procedure required a mini-liposuction to harvest his own stem cells. The SC are isolated from the fat and incubated and combined with platelet growth factors taken from a blood draw. The activated stem cell solution is infused by intravenous IV and intranasally because they understood the difficulty of getting past the blood brain barrier they also used another technique as well, too much info to explain. We wish they could have cultured them over several days to acquire a larger number but the FDA then considers your own SC a drug and will not allow. Much to tell, so how did he do? His facial expressions were back, sense of smell back almost immediately, energy way up, walking better and many people commented on how much better he looked. Obviously there is much more information but this response is long enough. We would go back for a second treatment but unfortunately Stem Genex was sued and they closed. They treated many conditions and stated “Each condition and patient is unique and there is no guarantee of what results will be achieved “ but a patient that had no improvement sued and won . We have not found another clinic in the US with the efficacy that they provided.
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Since following Dr Costantini’s(he is an Italian neurologist who began studying a therapeutic protocol to treat symptoms in neurodegenerative diseases)protocol for B1 therapy I have improved considerably. I started taking 2-500mg of B1 per day for a week working up to 4000mg per day, which was the best dose for me. I open 5-500mg capsules and pour them into applesauce and 3 go into my green drink at noon. It has worked incredibly for me.
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I had stem cell therapy 11 year ago and it helped relieve many of my symptoms. The clinic I went to was in San Diego harvested the stem cells from my fat. Mannitol has been used to reduce brain swelling as a result of injury. Their reasoning is by dehydrating the brain when they are ready to administer the stem cells the brain after some dehydration will such up the IV fluid containing the stem cells(my layman’s terms) and also injections in an area of the nose (no pain) we’re done all with the hopes of getting some of the stem cells past te blood brain barrier. I am having another treatment as my PD is progressing and this time it will be in Chicago. I’m praying for great results again.
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Yes, I wonder as well
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I am up to 4000mg and it has improved so many of my PD symptoms