Regenerative Health (Stem Cells)

What are Stem Cells?

The term stem cell was first coined in Germany in 1868. Stemzelle translates to the modern stem cell. Throughout medical history, scientists have been fascinated by these master cells that give rise to the tissues in our body.

• The first stem cell utilization in America was in bone marrow transplantation in 1956.
• Research has since perfected and expanded the use of these powerful cells.
• Stem cells are not new; they are as old as life itself.
• The technology to utilize stem cells is new and rapidly expanding.

Stem cells have demonstrated powerful anti-inflammatory effects, immune modulation effects, and remarkable regenerative potential.

Why do I need stem cells?

If stem cells are what created your body, why would you need more of them? When you were born, your stem cell count was incredibly high, giving rise to the tissues and organs that made you who you are. Their regenerative potential and ability to multiply were remarkable!

As a child, when you scraped your elbow, it would heal almost immediately. But as you age, the healing process slows down significantly — sometimes barely happening at all. Pain and damage often linger. This decline is because stem cell counts in your body drop steadily throughout your life. As a result, your ability to regenerate from injury, disease, toxins, and everyday wear and tear diminishes.

Fortunately, new technology allows us to boost your stem cell count, resetting your body’s ability to regenerate and heal effectively once again.

What can stem cells do for you?

Ask yourself:

• What would you like to regenerate in your body?
• How could boosting your stem cells optimize your health and recovery?

We encourage you to do your own research to make informed decisions about optimizing your health. Once you’re ready, consult with us to understand your options. We’re here to educate and guide you so you can make the best choices for your health and recovery journey.

Important Questions to Consider

Once you understand the science behind stem cells, three key questions remain:

1. Where should I get them?
2. Are they alive, viable, and effective?
3. How much do they cost?

Where Should I Get Stem Cells?

The source of your stem cells is crucial. Ensure that your cells are human stem cells sourced from a reputable provider. We recommend choosing an American-based lab to guarantee quality and consistency.

We use only live stem cells obtained from healthy, living births — with no embryo, abortion, or fetal harvesting involved. This process causes no harm to the mother or child. The cells we utilize are fresh, healthy, and thoroughly screened for optimal safety and viability.

Are the Cells Alive and Viable?

It’s essential to ensure the stem cells you receive are alive and viable. A high cell count means little if the cells are not alive and effective in your body.

How Much Do Stem Cells Cost?

Stem cell treatments generally cost in the four- to five-figure range, with the global average being around $11,000. If you encounter stem cells offered at an unusually low price, they are likely not pure stem cells but rather a derivative product, such as PRP or amniotic products.

We provide competitive pricing with a focus on whole-body health services to enhance and support the stem cell process.

The Science is Incredible, the Process is Simple

Join us for an informative consultation and initial evaluation. We provide a comprehensive health assessment that includes:

• Comprehensive Health Evaluations
• Full body DEXA body scans
• Blood panels
• Regular follow-ups

We look forward to advancing you on your journey to optimal health. Schedule a discovery call today!