Joint wear and tear is a common concern among athletes who have dedicated years to competition and intensive training. The constant repetition of movements and excessive loading on the joints can lead to damage to cartilage and other tissues, resulting in pain, inflammation, and mobility limitations. However, stem cell therapy has emerged as an innovative solution to address this issue and help athletes regain their quality of life and athletic performance.   Call now to speak to a Stem Cell Specialist Joint Wear and Tear in Athletes: The Challenge of Aging and Intensive Physical Acti ..read more

Approximately 33,000 new cases of Crohn’s disease are diagnosed annually. Sufferers seek relief from painful symptoms and the debilitation this disease causes. Recent medical advances have unlocked the medical benefits of stem cell therapy in Crohn’s disease. An Explanation of Crohn’s Disease Digested food from your stomach goes through the small intestine to the large intestine. Most nutrients from your food are absorbed in the small intestine. Your large intestine absorbs water and turns the redigested food into feces. Call now to speak to a Stem Cell Specialist In Crohn’s disease, the e ..read more

In the last ten years, stem cell transplants have cured disease and complemented treatments for dozens of conditions. Parents of severely ill children worldwide have been asking, “Pediatric stem cells: is it possible to treat children?” Stem Cells Explained Stem cells are the basis of all other cells. Specialized cells are generated from stem cells. They have a natural ability to transform into bone cells, blood cells, heart muscle cells, and brain cells. Call now to speak to a Stem Cell Specialist The use of stem cells allows doctors to replace diseased cells. These cells then regenerate ..read more

Approximately 190 million females of reproductive age are affected by endometriosis globally. Until recently, these women have suffered invasive treatments to relieve their symptoms. New advances in research have shown stem cells as a possible treatment for endometriosis. What is Endometriosis? Endometriosis affects females starting at menstruation through menopause. Tissue comparable to your uterine lining spread outside your uterus. The tissue then affects your pelvic lining, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. Generally, this tissue affects only your pelvic area. Call now to speak to a Stem C ..read more

Advances in stem cell therapy are proving to be more beneficial than originally thought. As the number of patients using stem cell therapy to repair and rejuvenate their bodies increases, the need for stem cell preservation is on the rise. This leads to the question, “What are the Benefits of Stem Cell Preservation?” What is Stem Cell Preservation? Stem cell preservation, also referred to as stem cell banking, is a process of harvesting adult stem cells, umbilical cord blood, adipose tissue, or placenta. They are processed and stored in low temperatures of minus one hundred and forty degre ..read more

In recent years, stem cell research and its therapeutic applications have emerged as promising alternatives to traditional medical treatments. While stem cell therapy is most effective when used in conjunction with your current treatment plan, it’s important to recognize that not everyone is an ideal candidate. So, who stands as the best candidate for stem cell therapy? Qualities of Strong Candidates for Stem Cell Therapy Understanding the characteristics of an ideal stem cell therapy candidate is pivotal. The ultimate goal is to achieve a successful treatment that alleviates or even elimi ..read more

The latest research for stem cell application for hair loss has proven that stem cell therapy can regenerate hair follicles and lead to new hair growth in men and women. Hair loss frequently leads to low self-esteem and embarrassment for the people affected by hair loss. Some Hair Loss Is Normal In your natural hair growth cycle, losing up to one hundred hairs daily is normal. In hair loss, the hair follicle becomes damaged and scars, disrupting new growth. Call now to speak to a Stem Cell Specialist Male pattern baldness, known as androgenetic alopecia, is the most common cause of hair lo ..read more

Stem Cell therapy is a cutting-edge approach to treating a wide range of diseases.  But because it’s a still a relatively new treatment option,  there’s a lot of misinformation about it floating around.  Impressive advancements in stem cell research over the last two decades, however, have shown that many of these “myths” are unjustified.  The fact is, stem cell therapy holds tremendous potential for treating serious diseases such as leukemia, Type I Diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injuries, arthritis, cancer, and more; it’s even beneficial for re-growing bur ..read more

Several years ago, cell therapies and cell regeneration medicine were seen as something hard to reach. Currently, stem cell therapy makes possible to treat diseases that conventional medicine faces challenges and limitations. Cancer, diabetes, alopecia, arthritis, lupus, Alzheimer’s, Sjögren’s syndrome… are just some of the pathologies in which the efficacy of stem cell treatment has been proven. Much of the effectiveness of this treatment depends on the type of transplant, which can be autologous and allogeneic. Call now to speak to a Stem Cell Specialist In this new post for the ProgenCe ..read more

An estimated 200 million people globally suffer from a thyroid disorder. In the last few years, the research community has dedicated itself to the question can hypothyroidism be cured with stem cell treatments? A Brief Explanation of Hypothyroidism The thyroid gland is at the base of your throat in the front of your neck. The gland is wrapped around the trachea, has two lobes attached by a section of tissue, and resembles the shape of a butterfly. Call now to speak to a Stem Cell Specialist The thyroid regulates critical body functions such as metabolism, development, and growth. Specifica ..read more