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For a family weighing stem cell therapy in Thailand for a loved one, the decision is rarely straightforward. It usually follows months or even years of seeking, reading, lamenting, hoping and wondering if things will ever be any better. For…

Most patients who inquire me the most about stem cell therapy Thailand, they ask questions like; what if we inject? You are asked how many cells they will get, where the cells are delivered and when improvement may be seen.…

Healthy aging is no longer viewed simply as an effect of time passing. Aging is a biologically and clinically-conceptualized process characterized by dysfunctional cellular signaling; chronic, low-grade inflammation; mitochondrial stress: impaired capacity for tissue repair, immune dysregulation and altered intercellular…

Diabetes mellitus is frequently considered as a disorder of blood glucose balance. But in reality, diabetes is so much more than just a one time spike in blood glucose from a clinical standpoint. It represents a chronic metabolic disease that…

As far as how I always start care is when parents question me about stem cells for autism Thailand. We should not be referring to autism as if a child is “broken” or not needing alteration. Autism spectrum disorder is…

When patients ask me about stem cell therapy for Parkinson’s disease in Thailand, the conversation often begins with dopamine. This is natural because Parkinson’s disease is widely known as a condition related to the loss of dopamine-producing nerve cells. Many medications…

Everybody who asks me this question knows that I will start with the same one: Do stem cells because of systemic back pain and disc degeneration regenerate a function in my cell? My answer is always careful. No more than…

So when patients ask me about stem cell therapy in Thailand, I get lots of questions at once. Is it safe? How much does it cost? What are UC-MSC stem cell? Will the cells match my body? How long do…

Patients frequently ask me regarding stem cell therapy, and they tend to fixate on the cells. They want to know the dosage, the route for administration used such as orally or intravenously (IV) administered medication origin and what time they…

Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) is a rare, complex neurodegenerative disorder that affects movement and balance, walking gait, eye movement, speech, swallowing, cognition, attention, orientation, thinking ability, problems with stooping forward, mental activities, and daily independence. At the early stages, many…

Chronic Kidney Disease, or CKD, is a progressive disease in which the kidneys lose their ability to filter waste, maintain hydration and electrolyte homeostasis, and balance blood pressure regulation. By the time a CKD patient is diagnosed, it has been…

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a multi-faceted autoimmune condition involving the disruption of the immune system and the resultant inflammation and damage to several of the body’s organ systems and tissues. Consequently, SLE is characterized by accelerated morbidity and mortality…

1. Advanced Joint Healing Introduction The stability of the shoulder depends on the integrity of the cartilage. For active people with Torn Shoulder Labrums, the ability for an individual to do the most basic tasks is limited due to severe…

1. Introduction About the Effects on The Brain The neurodegenerative disorder known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease have a devastating impact on global health care as they cause severe physical deterioration and greater financial burden because of prolonged terminal care. Killing…

The persistent progress of neurodegenerative diseases makes the afflicted lose their autonomy and have their cognitive and physical abilities decay beyond repair. Their suffering includes the loss of memories, erratic behavior, and a complete lack of orientation in their surroundings.…

1. The Effects of Joint Damage and Biological Remedies Articular joint injuries restrict day-to-day activities by limiting movement, compensating with unbearable pain. A torn cartilage creates a major physiological problem due to its lack of a direct vascular supply. This…

1. Introduction to the Clinical Burden Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is an example of rapid widespread inflammation of the lungs. Patients experiencing ARDS can suffer from severe hypoxemia and life-threatening respiratory failure. ARDS can increase the dependency on mechanical…

Stroke can change a person’s life suddenly. One day, the body moves normally. The next, walking, speaking, swallowing, remembering, or using one side of the body may become difficult. For many patients and families, recovery after Stroke is not only…

AIDS is one of the advanced and critical stages in HIV infection. This occurs if the immune system has been seriously damaged due to HIV infection, and is often defined by a very low CD4 count or specific opportunistic infections.…

Generally, when patients ask me about stem cell therapy for autoimmune diseases in Thailand i tend to first explain that Autoimmune disease is not just an “overactive immune system. This is a decompensated or out of balance immune system. In…

Especially when patients bring up stem cell therapy for stroke recovery in Thailand, and they always ask me a very fair question : “Can stem cells help my rehabilitate faster? Here I am usually cautious: stem cell therapy may augment…

One clarification I usually start with when patients ask me about stem cell therapy for healthy aging in Thailand. It is not rocket science; it is a biological process. But we can manipulate the way that our tissues age due…

The first thing my patients tell me when they feel inquiring on Thai stem cell Parkinson is about dopamine. That makes sense. Parkinson’s disease is entirely associated with the death of neurons that produce dopamine in a specific area of…

Whenever parents ask me about stem cell therapy for autism in Thailand, I first approach gently: we must never characterize this neurotype as a “disease” in need of a cure. Every child is unique, and since autism spectrum disorder (ASD)…