Stem cells are specific cells that are in the human body. In fact, we each started as a single stem cell, and divided into many cells and stem cells until we became a complete human body. As we age, these stem cells degenerate. If we get sick with illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases, or auto immune diseases, our stem cells degenerate even more.

Through stem cell therapy, new stem cells are introduced to the body to repair or replace damaged cells. This is also called Regenerative Medicine, and for many, it can mean the difference between living and dying. Stem cell therapy can be given to patients through various means, including Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy (ESC), Fetal Stem Cell Therapy (FSC), Adult Stem Cell Therapy (ASC), Whole Cord Blood Stem Cell Therapy (CBSC), and Purified and Potentiated Cord Blood Stem Cell Therapy (PP-CBSC).

Again, Stem Cell Therapy can mean the difference between life and death for many people, but it can also help correct problems that are not fatal