Through the years, several stem cell therapy delivery methods have emerged. This article explores some of the most common routes of administration physicians may recommend today.
In this article, we explore several conditions and health concerns that stem cells may help mitigate. Beyond the anecdotes and testimonials, research has examined the use of MSC therapy in autoimmune conditions, joint diseases, neurological disorders, and more.
Although stem cell therapy’s future applications and potential are still being investigated, stem cells have revolutionized the landscape of medicine, offering a promising therapy option for many conditions and diseases.
However, if you’re interested in receiving stem cell therapy in the future, be aware that not all stem cells are the same. It’s important to understand the differences between various types of stem cells and which ones are utilized in regenerative medicine.
MSCs have been identified and/or isolated from nearly every tissue type studied to date. While MSCs from these various unique sources share similar properties, there are differences in how and to what extent they express each property.
In this article, we break down the three most common MSC tissue sources: bone marrow, umbilical cord tissue, and adipose tissue.
Not all stem cell therapies are the same. If you’re looking into various stem cell therapy options, it’s important to understand which option may be best for your unique condition or health goals.
In this article, we explore two major types of stem cell therapy: same-day stem cell therapy and high-dose stem cell therapy. Read about how the two compare and when one option may be recommended over the other.
Regenerative medicine research has been around for quite some time, yet some may still lack a clear understanding of what stem cells are and what their capabilities are.
In this article, we explore the different types of stem cells, where they can be found in the body, and what their potential applications are.
Numerous clinical studies have demonstrated the positive impact of Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC)-based therapies on osteoarthritis. In this article, we examine several of these studies, along with the functional and radiological improvements many OA patients have seen following MSC therapy.
One of the main advantages of Adult Stem Cell Banking with Celltex is that it gives you access to your body’s own Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) at quantities exponentially greater than what you’d receive through many of the regenerative medicine options currently out there.
In this article, we examine some recent research studies to identify the extra potential that comes with large quantities of your body’s stem cells.
A question we’re often asked is “If I receive stem cell therapy, how many times will I need to come back to get additional therapy?”
While the answer isn’t necessarily cut and dried, recent research, both from external studies and from Celltex’s client-reported results, may be able to help us begin to answer that question.
Existing research suggests that one’s own stem cells have the potential to help alleviate joint pain and prevent functional losses in cases of osteoarthritis.