Celltex Therapeutics is hosting a webinar to discuss the basics of MSC therapy, the homing and signaling properties of MSCs, and the different kinds of MSC therapy being used today.

Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) are a unique type of self-renewing stem cell known for their anti-inflammatory and regenerative qualities.

As we age, our body’s natural MSC production begins to slow down.

Celltex can multiply your own MSCs into the hundreds of millions — making it possible for licensed physicians to introduce truly effective amounts of MSCs back into your body to help reinvigorate your natural repair systems.

But what do these cells do once they are administered back into the body during MSC therapy?

It’s a common misconception that the only benefit of stem cells is their ability to differentiate into other cell types to help repair damaged tissue and organs – but beyond their differentiation and anti-inflammatory properties MSCs serve another vital function: traveling to sites of injury and/or inflammation to signal other cells to begin the natural repair process.

Join this webinar to learn about the journey your cultured stem cells take once they are administered back into the body in therapeutic applications.

Dr. Derek Guillory, stem cell expert and certified functional medicine practitioner, will join our webinar to share the basics of MSC therapy, the homing and signaling properties of MSCs, and the different kinds of MSC therapy being used today.

*SPECIAL GUEST*

We’ll be joined by Dr. Derek Guillory, Founder and Medical Director at Root Causes Medicine.

Dr. Derek Guillory is a certified functional medicine practitioner, specializing in a branch of medicine that addresses the underlying causes of disease.

At his clinic, Root Causes Medicine, he uses natural treatment methods whenever possible, and this sometimes includes stem cell treatments.

Guillory also serves as the Principal Investigator for a few of Celltex’s ongoing clinical trials. He is a valuable resource not just on the clinical applications of stem cells but also on healthy living in general.

We look forward to talking with Dr. Guillory at our upcoming webinar. To hear more from Dr. Guillory, click here to watch his previous Celltex webinar. 

There is no cost to join this webinar. Participants that join the live discussion will have the opportunity to submit questions to be answered by our panel, and registrants will get access to view the recording on-demand.