Stem cells are the basic building blocks of human tissue. They have the ability to repair, rebuild, and rejuvenate tissues throughout the body. When disease or injury strikes, stem cells respond to specific signals and set out to facilitate the healing process by differentiating into specialized cells. These specialized cells then release healing growth factors in response to the distress cell signal in an injured or pathologic area of the body required for the body’s repair.

We use human cell and tissue products that are derived from the umbilical cords of healthy, full-term deliveries. Our products do not contain any embryonic or fetal tissue. They are minimally processed to preserve what’s valuable. Then they are cryogenically frozen in an FDA-registered lab. We adhere to the highest standards for handling by storing the stem cells in cryotanks in our office so that when it’s time for a patient to receive them, we ensure optimal vivacity of our product.

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What are stem cells?

Stem cells are the basic building blocks of human tissue. They have the ability to repair, rebuild, and rejuvenate tissues throughout the body. When disease or injury strikes, stem cells respond to specific signals and set out to facilitate the healing process by differentiating into specialized cells. These specialized cells then release healing growth factors in response to the distress cell signal in an injured or pathologic area of the body required for the body’s repair.

What kind of stem cells do you use and where do they come from?

We use human cell and tissue products that are derived from the umbilical cords of healthy, full-term deliveries. Our products do not contain any embryonic or fetal tissue. They are minimally processed to preserve what’s valuable. Then they are cryogenically frozen in an FDA-registered lab. We adhere to the highest standards for handling by storing the stem cells in cryotanks in our office so that when it’s time for a patient to receive them, we ensure optimal vivacity of our product.

How long until I see results?

Depending upon the severity of the injury and your personal health, recovery time can vary.  Your physician will be able to provide you with more information regarding your recovery timeline. However, some patients begin noticing results within 6 weeks – 3 months. It could be something like, “Hey, I just walked up the stairs one foot in front of the other!” or “Wow, I slept great last night!”

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Are our products safe?

Absolutely! We use human cell and tissue products from Predictive Biotech that are rigorously tested to FDA guidelines in their CLIA registered lab. Thousands of patients have used Predictive’s tissue allografts with no adverse effects. The products we use meet the following criteria:

1. Donors are pre-screened through medical record review and evaluation of pre-natal tests.
2. The Medical Director at our lab, who is a licensed physician, confirms eligibility of the donor through: Behavioral risk assessment, Physical assessment, Donor medical history, Review of blood test results, & Communicable disease testing.
3. The Medical Director completes a comprehensive review of every donor record and the results are used to determine that the donor suitability criteria at the time of tissue recovery have been met and that the tissue is acceptable for therapeutic use.
   

   My doctor says I am “bone on bone” and need to have joint replacement surgery. Can regenerative medicine still help me?

   The answer is a resounding YES! If you are able to bend your knee at all, you still have tissue in your joint. The human cell and tissue products we use will seek out the inflammation in your joint(s) and allow your body to begin regenerating and repairing that tissue.

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