Groundbreaking advancements in Stem Cell treatment are giving patients the ability to fight back against diseases once thought untreatable. Your journey to wellness begins here with a knowledge and understanding of Adult Stem Cell therapy.
What are Adult Stem Cells? How do adult stem cells work? What is Adult Stem Cell Transplantation? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for answers to many common questions regarding Stem Cell Treatment.
Is Adult Stem Cell Therapy right for you? Contact Stemedix today and speak to a Care Coordinator that can help answer your questions and assist you through the initial discovery phase of Adult Stem Cell treatment. Se Habla Español!
It was a very good experience. My husband just really liked the doctor alot. He thought he was just excellent.
— Bonnie B. for husband William B. (COPD), Davenport, FL
I just want to say thanks to everyone who was involved, the nurses, the doctors… It was an amazing treatment.
— Levi L. for wife Denise L. (Nerve Damage), Orlando, FL
Bottom line, we are very well pleased. …If someone were to ask me I would tell them, "go for it".
— Joe R. for wife Aracelli R. (Alzheimer's), La Porte, TX
It is difficult to find any issue with the organization, the set up, or the procedure itself...very pleased.
— Glenn M. (Parkinson's), Bellaire Bluffs, FL
Thank you so much for being so amazing to work with. I am already noticing some results from my first treatment and am looking forward to my next procedure!
— Randina J. (Multiple Sclerosis), Charlotte, NC
"I was totally satisfied with the experience! After the procedure my tremors subsided and could stand much better."
— Dominic G. (Multiple Sclerosis), Merritt Island, FL
"Everything was top notch! From the moment we arrived at the airport till the time we returned."
— Mary M. (ALS), Houston, TX
"The staff was amazing and the whole experience was easy and stress free. This was a great decision."
— Stevan K. (ALS), Allen, TX
"Overall the process/procedure was very pleasant. The hotel was great. The doctor's office was very professional and freindly. The doctor was great. The office staff was great."
— Mary H. (Multiple Sclerosis), Leesburg, FL
Aging is a complex process that our bodies experience as we grow older. The process of aging involves every cell and organ to undergo a steady rate of deterioration.
ALS is one of the muscle conditions in the muscular dystrophy spectrum. It stands for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, but it is more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is a form of dementia which causes memory loss and can inhibit intellectual abilities severely enough to interfere with a person’s daily activities.
CFS also known as chronic fatigue immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS) and myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) is a complicated disorder that is not relieved by sleeping or resting and is progressive.
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MS is a degenerative disease in which the central nervous system (CNS) is attacked by an abnormal immune response causing inflammation and exposure of nerve fibers.
The chronic disease Osteoarthritis (OA) is characterized by the breakdown of cartilage. As the cartilage in joints of the body deteriorate, bones begin to rub against one another.
Parkinson's is known as a progressive disease in which brain cell damage worsens and/or spreads over periods of time. The rate of progression is unique to each patient with symptoms varying...
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Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, and though its prevalence is growing, there are currently no medical interventions that are able to…