WHAT IS
Regenerative Medicine for Alzheimer’s Disease
Learn how Regenerative Medicine, also known as Stem Cell Therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease, can potentially manage symptoms and slow the progression of this condition.
WHAT IS
Regenerative Medicine for Alzheimer’s Disease
Learn how Regenerative Medicine, also known as Stem Cell Therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease, can potentially manage symptoms and slow the progression of this condition.
WHAT IS
STEM CELL THERAPY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
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For those seeking to potentially manage symptoms and slow the progression of this condition, Stem Cell Therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease is a natural alternative option.
Regenerative Medicine for Alzheimer’s Disease – Discover a new alternative to help manage symptoms.
Whether you have recently been diagnosed or battling this condition for years, learn how Regenerative Medicine may be a potential opportunity for an alternative option in your journey to wellness.
Studies have shown the following potential symptom improvements:
Enhanced behavior and mood
Reduction or elimination of confusion
Improvements in motor skills
Improved cognitive function
Reduction of memory loss
Increased energy
Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common cause of dementia. It is a progressive brain disorder, which means damage worsens and/or spreads over time. In people with Alzheimer’s disease, protein deposits referred to as “plaques” build up in between nerve cells much more rapidly than in normal aging. Tangles, or twisted fibers that build up inside dead and dying nerve cells, also develop at a faster rate. These two factors typically follow a pattern in which the areas most critical for memory are affected first, followed by a progressive spread to other regions. Damaged nerve cells are then unable to properly transmit electrical signals within the brains, which are responsible for memories and individual thoughts.
The rate of Alzheimer’s disease progression is unique to each patient. Symptoms can vary greatly, depending on factors such as age and any other existing health issues. Memory issues are among the first symptoms to arise, but non-memory aspects of cognition including impaired reasoning, challenges with word-finding, and vision or spatial issues may also indicate early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
Today’s Treatment
Researchers are working to learn more about plaques, tangles, and other aspects of Alzheimer’s disease. While it is not currently known what causes the disease, it is believed to result from a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. Generally, Alzheimer’s disease strikes older adults, and scientists are exploring how age-related changes such as inflammation and the production of free radicals could contribute to the condition. Medications are available to help treat symptoms by regulating neurotransmitters, but they cannot change the underlying disease processes.
Regenerative Medicine Therapy
While there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, Regenerative Medicine therapies are increasingly being studied as a potential opportunity for an alternative option. Treatments such as stem cell therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease have been studied to help the body’s natural repair kit work more effectively in chronic conditions. For example, by introducing stem cells into the bloodstream and through methods that target brain tissues, damaged nerve cell pathways have the potential to be encouraged to regenerate.
Stem cells are unique in their ability to replicate various cells in the body, including nerve cells. They can also reproduce at a rapid rate, which is especially beneficial in conditions for which there is currently no cure. Research and studies indicate that stem cells not only have the potential to regenerate lost or damaged brain tissue but that they can also temporarily modulate the immune system, thereby disabling the abnormal attack.
Potential improvements have been studied to include:
• Slowing or decreasing the rate of disease progression
• Enhanced behavior and mood
• Increased energy
• Reduction of confusion
• Boosted memory and cognitive performance
While aging is among the greatest risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease and other progressive diseases, regenerative medicine therapy offers the potential to help individuals restore hope in managing their conditions. By spurring the restoration of diseased and dying tissue and addressing abnormal immune responses, treatments such as stem cell therapy for Alzheimer’s disease have potential in terms of addressing symptoms and yielding noticeable improvements.
Regenerative Medicine is still considered an experimental procedure and not approved by the FDA. Patients must consider realistic expectations in their research and possible therapy options.
How Stemedix Helps You Heal

Professional Medical Care
Our Board-Certified Physicians specialize in regenerative medicine. They stay abreast of the latest developments in stem cell research. Each patient is screened and reviewed before being approved for therapy.

Advanced Therapy
Each patient is thoroughly reviewed to ensure their safety for treatment. The physicians will then determine potential benefit candidacy. If approved, a customized treatment plan is offered for the patient.

Specialized Care
Stemedix can help coordinate patients with necessary wheelchair transportation, medical equipment, and Care Giving services as needed during their stay. Your Care Coordinator is available for questions and assistance.
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