Discover How Your Own Stem Cell Can Tend to Multiple Sclerosis
Providing Access to the Best Stem Cell Treatments
These primitive cells have an ability to differentiate into many cell types and can become almost any specialised type of cells in the human body to promote tissue repair and recovery, to potentially obtain results with minimal or no side effects. In terms of Stem Cell Technology, we make sure that the patient receives the correct and necessary cell type, quality, quantity and viability.
Stem Cell Treatments via Lumbar Injections are used to transplant the cells directly into the Central Nervous System to make them reach the affected area surpassing the blood-brain barrier. Lumbar Puncture is used during this treatment for most of the neurological conditions, including ALS, Ataxia, MS, Cerebral Palsy and others to allow effective regeneration of nerve and glial tissue.
Unique Access Medical (UAM) presents progressive, responsible healthcare to increase quality of life. We combine leading-edge, next generation treatments, unique products and services that are integrative and effective.
The treatment takes place in the most modern tertiary hospital in Bangkok, Thailand,
boasting the two highest level hospital quality certifications available globally.
What are people saying?
38 years old, Brazil
ALS
“Do it! Do it, do not miss the chance… It is a new hope of a new beginning and a better life quality.”
33 years old, USA
ALS
“This is a first class place. They treat you well. Get over your own nerves. Try. There is no downside to trying.”
46 years old, Spain
Ataxia
“I’m no longer tired, my head doesn´t hurt anymore, I feel fresher and full of energy.”
67 years old, Australia
Ataxia
“Now I can stand up from the chair without holding the bar in front of me. Before I couldn’t do that. I’m happy with my progress”
44 years old, Australia
Ataxia
“I opted to receive treatment far from home and it was worth the try. I highly recommend this place. A try should be given and there will be no regrets.”
46 years old, USA
Multiple Sclerosis
“Do it,” he says. “I tried different ways but that did not help.”
72 years old, New Zealand
Multiple Sclerosis
“I feel like I’m still in a dream. I feel so much better now, it’s absolutely amazing”