by: Dr. Jesse A. Stoff
To maximize the effect of stem cell therapy, I first conduct
some blood tests to identify the amount of inflammation by what the
inflammation markers are in the person's blood. High markers (like a C-Reactive
Protein produced in the liver which this level is high in the blood) affects
the procedure by diffusing the stem cells quite evenly around the body because
the CRP is all over the body. It draws the stem cells all over the place-- not
allowing them to concentrate. Hence, I
recommend that if anyone has high inflammatory markers, I would first induce preliminary
therapy to reduce the systemic levels of inflammation. This helps the
inflammation that's concentrated around an area of damage to stand out from the
background of what's going on biochemically so that when the stem cells are
delivered, they'll know where to go. If you don't pre-treat and deal with the
systemic inflammation, the stem cell treatments may bring far less effective
results and much less quality impact than they otherwise might have. Once the
stem cells are induced, there are certain supplements that help the stem cells
to grow, mature and to replicate in order to do the things they need to do.
Stem cells have specific requirements- somewhat more
demanding than other tissues. Because the metabolic rate is higher, the
nutritional needs are higher and we're trying to keep the inflammation down so
that it's not distracting them from their primary work that we're trying to
have them do. Certain supplements are
available and are known to act as systemic anti-inflammatories (designed to
help support the metabolism of stem cells).
These supplements assist in stimulating the various repair enzymes that
DNA uses while maximizing the life and efficiency of the stem cells that have
been re-implanted back into the targeted area.
Taking the supplements is very important in order to have
the full results, impact and benefit of the stem-cell therapy. The supplements
should be taken for at least a year because the stem cells can be active for
that time period (or longer) repairing the damage once they're introduced into
that area or migrate there through the blood.
TIME ELEMENT FOR THE
PROCEDURE
This whole procedure is a fairly quick procedure. The procedure to harvest the stem cells takes about 15 or 20 minutes and it's done through two little punctures in the skin- one on each side of the abdomen. And then beyond that, it takes about an hour and a quarter or so to concentrate and purify the stem cells so they can be reintroduced either intravenously or intra-articularly into a joint to help repair a specific area of damage.
This whole procedure is a fairly quick procedure. The procedure to harvest the stem cells takes about 15 or 20 minutes and it's done through two little punctures in the skin- one on each side of the abdomen. And then beyond that, it takes about an hour and a quarter or so to concentrate and purify the stem cells so they can be reintroduced either intravenously or intra-articularly into a joint to help repair a specific area of damage.
THE GLOBAL AGENDA FOR
STEM CELL RESEARCH
Major stem-cell research is currently being conducted worldwide with tremendous results- seeking more ways of harvesting the stem cells and how to take the adult stem cell and reprogram it back into a pluripotent cell. so they can use it to regrow new organs or regrow whatever damaged area of the body that the person has, and basically be able to make people more bionic and rejuvenate them with these new organs and tissues.
Major stem-cell research is currently being conducted worldwide with tremendous results- seeking more ways of harvesting the stem cells and how to take the adult stem cell and reprogram it back into a pluripotent cell. so they can use it to regrow new organs or regrow whatever damaged area of the body that the person has, and basically be able to make people more bionic and rejuvenate them with these new organs and tissues.
In the U.S., stem cell therapy is available in specific
applications where the use of stem cells can be harvested from the bone marrow
or from adipose tissue to help to repair joint damage. Common uses are recognized
for arthritis and in the wear and tear that we have in our musculoskeletal
system. In other countries, major breakthroughs in Stem Cell technology are being conducted
with significant clinical successes in many different areas helping to solve issues
with severe and chronic diseases such as ALS (which is Lou Gehrig's Disease),
Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, Type I diabetes and even rheumatoid arthritis as
well as all sorts of autoimmune diseases.
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DR. JESSE A. STOFF is an internationally renowned physician with extensive credentials in clinical immunology and holistic medicine. A graduate of New York Medical College , he pursued extensive post-doctoral training including a fellow- ship at the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital in London , England
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