At Cellular Healing, we understand that every single person who walks through our doors has a special story with unique physical findings; specific personal goals and special social commitments. Thus, we tailor our cell based programs to fit each individual with a customized treatment combination otherwise known as a CTC.
The short answer is yes, but let me explain the basic science behind this therapy and what it will and more importantly, what it won't do. Stem cells can be found in any tissue in the human body and we constantly use them to stimulate a regenerative process in our tissues every minute of the day. Stem cells can be harvested from many sites including bone marrow, synovial tissue, blood, skin, and fat.
You may be interested in stem cell therapy for arthritis but you are wondering “What do I have to do in this process?” “What can I expect?” or even “How much time and effort is involved on my part.?” Humans are natural planners. We plan for upcoming holidays. We plan for our retirements. We plan trips and we even plan other people’s lives such as an aging parent. So, asking these questions is a normal process of our lives. Thus, I am going to try to paint a picture of what is involved.
Nitric Oxide May Be The Most Important Supplement You Never Knew About
By: Edward G. Loniewski, DO, FACOS, FAOAO
Nitric Oxide (not nitrous oxide which is laughing gas) is one of those supplements not many people have heard about such as vitamin C or D. However, it is by far one of the most important supplements we need to provide optimal health especially for those contemplating a stem cell therapy.
What is Nitric Oxide?
Nitric Oxide, abbreviated NO, naturally occurs in our body and is very important to many biochemical pathways in our bodies. These pathways include:
At Cellular Healing, our goal is to ensure that every patient who truly needs stem cell therapy receives treatment in a way that is most beneficial for them. If you would like to see all of our current options, please view our Arthritis Decision Sheet below.
If our team really believes you will not benefit from cell based therapy, we will be honest and tell you right away. Although the following is not a complete list, it is a general guideline to help you understand whom may be the ideal candidate for this procedure. Our goal is to recommend the best form or treatment for you based on numerous factors. Here are some factors we evaluate to find the best treatment for your specific and special condition:
