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In 2017, I was diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis (IBM), a rare, incurable form of muscular dystrophy. Doctors told me I’d likely be in a wheelchair within just a few years. Out of desperation, my wife—a nurse—researched alternative options and discovered Celltex. I was skeptical, but I had little to lose.
Rather than address a particular condition, David became a Celltex client to help maintain his health.
Having lived with her narcolepsy diagnosis for nearly 20 years, Jaclyn wasn't even expecting stem cell therapy to help with her condition. She and her husband, David, instead became Celltex clients for their general wellness. However, Jaclyn was pleasantly surprised soon after receiving stem cell therapy.
Dr. Mark Houston is an internist and hypertension and cardiovascular specialist who co-founded one of the leading institutes in the United States for treating hypertension and related cardiovascular disorders: The Hypertension Institute in Nashville, TN. In addition to being an expert in cardiovascular health, he is also a longtime Celltex Client.
Having banked his stem cells in 2016, Wayne Isaacks became a Celltex client primarily for general wellness goals, intending stay healthy for as long as possible.
After working as a general anesthesiologist and pain medicine physician for 25 years, Dr. Steve Sniadach began practicing regenerative medicine. Before joining Celltex's network of tissue extraction centers, Dr. Sniadach decided to bank his stem cells with Celltex and receive MSC therapy.
Tim Hallmark is a sports performance and fitness trainer with over 40 years of experience working with world-class athletes across numerous sports. His list of past clients includes professional athletes, Olympians, and world champions, with perhaps the most notable being 4x heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield.
When he was still practicing, retired physician Dr. Richard Taylor would use every tool he could to keep patients healthy. But when he was faced with type A aortic dissection in 2016, it was his health that was compromised.
SammyJo Wilkinson was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 1995 at the age of 30. Having tried traditional medications for nearly 20 years, her MS progressed to a point where she was bound to a wheelchair and searching for nursing homes because her mobility had become so limited.
Edward was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2017 after noticing mild numbness in his hands and fogginess in his head. Soon after his diagnosis, he began researching cellular therapies and decided to get his stem cells banked with Celltex. He received his first round of therapy in January 2018 and noticed symptom improvements a few months later.