As he entered his 40s, Will started to see changes in his energy and ability to focus. He noticed that his energy levels were being depleted throughout the workday and wouldn’t have enough to fully enjoy time with his family by the time he got home.
Emma Oliveira-Monte is a Vanderbilt professor whose busy lifestyle was jeopardized when she was diagnosed with MS in 2015. As her symptoms progressed, she had difficulty standing during lectures and traveling between classes and meetings.
Aside from running Keating Auto Group, his business that includes 29 automotive dealerships across the state of Texas, Ben Keating competes in auto races around the world. Participating in endurance races, such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the 24 Hours of Daytona, he’s required to drive at high speeds for several hours at a time. His role, both behind the wheel and as a business owner, requires him to be in excellent shape both physically and mentally.
In May 2021, retired college football coach Mark Richt, who now can be seen on ESPN’s ACC Network, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease after noticing problems with balance and fatigue.
At 102 years old, Maxine is still using her stem cells and plans to do so for several more years. Stem cell therapy has helped with her alertness, energy, and overall quality of life. With the help of her own MSCs, Maxine is able to live her life, without many of the interruptions that come with age.
In 1992, Sherri Green began to notice pain in several joints, including her shoulder, wrist, elbow, and hands. Months later she was diagnosed with RA at the age of 29.
At age 14, Kelsi was diagnosed with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) and dysautonomia after months of experiencing symptoms like increased heartrate, shortness of breath, and dizziness whenever she stood up. Over time, her condition worsened and list of symptoms expanded to include nausea, insomnia, brain fog, fatigue, headaches, fibromyalgia, numbness/tingling, and poor circulation. By the time she reached college, her severe fatigue, insomnia, and other symptoms made it incredibly difficult to complete a semester. That's when she and her family began looking into newer treatment options, and they eventually found Celltex. She describes her experience and incredible results below.
At age 15, McKenna was diagnosed with dysautonomia, a disorder that disrupts the autonomic nervous system. For years she struggled with seizures, fatigue, digestion issues, and many other symptoms that interrupted her life. She eventually found Celltex and saw life-changing results following stem cell therapy.
Towards the end of her junior year of high school, Megan was diagnosed with a rare form of dysautonomia that causes fatigue, lightheadedness, cognitive impairment, and more. At a time in her life when she was supposed to be going off to college and gaining a new sense of independence, the unpredictable symptoms of her illness restricted her from even leaving the house without her mom. A few years later, Megan found Celltex and, with the advice of her family, decided to bank her stem cells.
When I started experiencing significant knee pain in November 2018 due to damaged patella cartilage, I was determined to find a way to feel better so I would not have to give up my race training.