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  • Jul
    05
    2017

    The most common characteristics of Arthritis are joint pain and inflammation. According to the Arthritis Foundation, there are more than 100 types of the disease and related conditions. Although most commonly associated with the elderly, Arthritis affects people of all ages and races and is prevalent in both men and women. Age is however a major risk factor of the disease.

    In its extreme form, Arthritis causes permanent joint changes. People suffering from this condition will experience a decreased range of motion and will endure stiffness, pain and swelling of the limbs. Certain types of Arthritis may also adversely affect the eyes, heart, lungs, kidneys and skin.

    Arthritis Treatment

    Arthritis treatment has focused mainly on reducing pain and inflammation. To properly manage the disease one needs to take various drugs to handle the different aspects of the condition. Analgesics, for instance, take care of the pain but have no effect on the inflammation. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) may reduce both pain and inflammation but can cause stomach irritation and may even heighten the risk of heart attack and stroke. Counterirritants and Disease-modifying Anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) as well as Biologic Response Modifiers and Corticosteroids are also useful in an Arthritis management plan. These are all short-term treatments and do not represent a cure.

    The major hindrance in treating Arthritis (especially Osteoarthritis) is the erosion of the bones at the joints that it causes. Osteoarthritis, also known as Degenerative Joint Disease or Degenerative Arthritis is the most common type of joint disease worldwide. It occurs when the protective cartilage at the ends of the bones steadily wears out.

    Stem Cells and Arthritis

    Recent research has conclusively shown that Stem Cells injected into arthritic cartilage are capable of producing healthy cells to replace defective ones. Here, we refer to cells in their most basic form as Stem Cells. These cells are capable of becoming different kinds of cells in the body. They also divide throughout their life providing a limitless supply. Stem cells are particularly useful in the repair and replacement of damaged tissue. In effect, their application eliminates the need for surgery.

    The importance of continuing research into Stem Cell Therapy was underscored when Keck Medicine of USC recently established the Department of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine to map the repair mechanisms involved in the body on the application of Stem Cells. This research department is staffed by developmental biologists, tissue engineers, clinicians and geneticists whose goal is to further our knowledge on Stem Cells.

    The major difference between Stem Cells and existing treatments is the ability of Stem Cells to replace damaged tissue. Because of this fact alone treatments involving Stem Cells would go beyond mere remedies and become cures. For now Arthritis sufferers benefit greatly from a Stem Cell Transplant known as Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation (ACI) that is used to replace cartilage between joints. This Stem Cell Therapy uses a patient’s own cells for the procedure and is now used where expertise and facilities are sufficiently advanced.

    Unique Access Medical combines Stem Cell Therapy with supportive therapies and is a world leader in the treatment of various conditions such as Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), among many others.

    Contact us to find out how Stem Cell Therapy could offer a life-changing experience for you.

     

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    H/T: Forbes

    Global Stem Cells July 5, 2017
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  • Parkinsons Regenerative Treatment
    Jan
    13
    2017

    Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological condition where people with the disease don’t have enough of a chemical called dopamine because some nerve cells in their brain have died. Without dopamine people can find that their movements become slower so it takes longer to do things.

    However, doctors from the Royal Melbourne Hospital recently successfully injected stem cells onto the brain of a 64-year old Parkinson’s Disease patient.

    This operation, the first of its kind, marks a positive step towards developing better Parkinson’s treatment.

    The stem cell injection, the researchers hope, would boost the levels of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the brain. Parkinson’s is known to exhibit symptoms of “tremor, rigidity, and being unable to express emotions, affecting walking. All of those functions are mediated by dopamine,” Dr. Nair, , a neurosurgeon at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, explained. If successful, patients would display improvement in these areas.

    Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms

    The symptoms most often associated with Parkinson’s affect movement. These are often called motor symptoms.However, there are other symptoms that aren’t related to movement, such as pain and depression. These are known as non-motor symptoms.

    These symptoms include:tremor, rigidity, slow movement,eye problems,fatigue,freezing, bladder & bowel problems and eye problems.

    Parkinson’s Disease Incidence

    It’s been noted that approximately 60,000 Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease each year, and this number does not reflect the thousands of cases that go undetected. Incidence of Parkinson’s increases with age, but an estimated four percent of people with PD are diagnosed before the age of 50.

    The use of stem cells in medical treatment is largely controversial because of ethical concerns, particularly with embryonic stem cells. The procedure, however, does not present an ethical problem. The stem cells used were created using neural cells in a lab of a biotech company in California.

    “So the beauty of this technique is that this is an unfertilized egg activated in a lab, so there are no ethical issues surrounding this to be used as mainstream treatment down the line,” said an optimistic Dr. Nair.

    It’s not easy to diagnose Parkinson’s as there are no laboratory tests so it’s important that the diagnosis is made by a specialist. The specialist examines the person for any physical signs of Parkinson’s and takes a detailed history of the symptoms they’re experiencing.

     

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    If you’d like to have a consultation with us about Parkinson’s Disease, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

    H/T: Futurism

    Global Stem Cells January 13, 2017 January 13, 2017
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  • Spinal Cord Injury Treatment Zdenek
    Jan
    13
    2017

    After an accident caused his Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) at 14 years old, Zdenek tried having Regenerative Treatment in India. However, the treatment there didn’t go as well as he had expected.

    After contacting us and being in consultation with one of our Patient Representatives, Zdenek decided to travel to Bangkok for treatment. He is now able to keep his balance, and his triceps and muscles have improved.

     

    Spinal Cord Injury Patient describes improvements following Treatment

    How do Spinal Cord Injuries occur?

    Spinal cord injuries occur when there is any damage to the spinal cord that blocks communication between the brain and the body. After a spinal cord injury, a person’s sensory, motor and reflex messages are affected and may not be able to get past the damage in the spinal cord. In general, the higher on the spinal cord the injury occurs, the more dysfunction the person will experience. Injuries are referred to as complete or incomplete, based on whether any movement and sensation occurs at or below the level of injury.

    Spinal Cord Injury Statistics
    Facts about the human spine and statistics related to Spinal Cord Injuries

     

    The most important factor to note, however, is that each person’s recovery from Spinal Cord Injury is different.

    Unfortunately, there are at present no known ways to reverse damage to the spinal cord. However, researchers are continually working on new treatments, including prostheses, stem cell treatments, epidural stimulation procedures and medications, which may promote regeneration of nerve cells or improve the function of the nerves that remain after an SCI.

    SCI treatment currently focuses on preventing further injury and empowering people with an SCI to return to an active and productive life.

    Zdenek is an example of this, as after receiving his Regenerative Treatment, is, determined to improve his bladder and hand function and to gain as much independence as he can.

    It is often said, that disability is not inability, and we are optimistic that Zdenek, will continue to improve while on his journey to recovery, and also be able to enjoy a great quality of life while at it.

     

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    For information on how we can help you or a loved who suffers from an SCI, please contact us.

     

    Global Stem Cells January 13, 2017 September 5, 2019
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  • Spinal Cord Injury Patient Marion
    Jan
    10
    2017

    When Marion had a Spinal Cord Injury, she decided to seek treatment in her native, Glasgow, Scotland. However, displeased with the subpar treatment she was receiving, she decided to do some research online on other treatment options.

    This is how she discovered globalstemcells.com and Stem Cell Treatment.

    Upon speaking to one of our patient representatives, Gabi, Marion was confident that she had found the treatment option she had been looking for.

    Post-treatment, Marion now feels mentally lighter, she’s been able to stretch all her muscles especially in her legs and back, and she feels quite revitalised.

    Marion Describes her Spinal Cord Injury Treatment

    Marion’s treatment regimen consisted of stem cell injections as well as various therapies such as physical therapy, acupuncture and rTMS for brain stimulation.

    Spinal Cord Injury Causes

    Spinal Cord Injuries are caused when delicate spinal cord tissue is bruised, torn, or crushed. The injuries can be caused by accidents, but can also be caused by diseases or disorders.

    Spinal Cord Injury Statistics
    Facts about the human spine and statistics related to spinal cord injuries

     

    Motor vehicle accidents account for approximately 46 percent of all spinal cord injuries. Other common causes,however, include:

    • Acts of violence, including those that cause knife and gunshot wounds
    • Slips and falls
    • Sports-related injuries, mostly diving accidents
    • Trampoline accidents

    Marion couldn’t be happier that she chose to travel to Bangkok for the Stem Cell Treatment. The facilities she was in were remarkable and the members of staff she interacted with were caring and beyond.

    When asked to give a piece of advice to other patients suffering from Spinal Cord Injuries and who may be considering Stem Cell Therapy, she said, “Spend the money, and get yourself healthy!”

     

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    To find out how we can help you or a loved one recover from a Spinal Cord Injury, please contact us.

    Global Stem Cells January 10, 2017 October 3, 2017
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  • ALS Patient Bunreth
    Jan
    07
    2017

    Bunreth from Cambodia, was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Although the doctors back in Cambodia told her there was no treatment option that would be suitable for her, Bunreth went ahead to find another solution, this was how she learnt about Stem Cell Treatment.

    ALS Patient’s Improvements following Stem Cell Treatment

    After finding us online and travelling to Bangkok for the Regenerative Treatment, she is now able to speak and walk better. Her motor functions have improved as well; she is now able to open and close bottles with more ease than before.

    While in Bangkok, Bunreth received, as part of her treatment plan, Aqua Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech therapy. This was in combination with stem cell injections. To help with her diet, she also had a nutritionist made available to her.

    Bunreth was pleased at everything that awaited her in Bangkok. She was in awe of how friendly and caring the medical staff was, and the facility was equally impressive and convenient as it is next to a shopping centre – with a great variety of food.

    Bunreth notes that her Patient Representative was very informative and quick to reply to all her queries, giving her the confidence she and her nephew needed to take the treatment on.

    When asked about the general treatment his auntie experienced and what he would say to other ALS patients considering a similar treatment as she received, Bunreth’s nephew said, “It is the best choice!”

    Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Facts

    ALS has been established to affect more men than women. In 90 to 95 percent of all ALS cases, the disease occurs apparently at random with no clearly associated risk factors.

    ALS Infographic
    Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a neurological disease which impacts motor neurons that are involved in muscle movement throughout the body.

     

    The disease can affect people of any age, though it usually strikes in late middle age. ALS usually announces itself with persistent weakness or spasticity in an arm or leg, causing difficulty using the affected limb. Sometimes the problem originates in the muscles controlling speech or swallowing.

     

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    Please contact us if you are suffering from ALS or know someone who is – we are happy to help.

    Global Stem Cells January 7, 2017 October 4, 2017
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    • Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
    • Lou Gehrig’s Disease
    • Stem Cell Therapy
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  • Multiple Sclerosis Patient Forrest
    Jan
    06
    2017

    Forrest was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a lifelong condition that can sometimes cause serious disability, although it can occasionally be mild. It is, however, in many cases, possible to treat its symptoms, especially with the use of Stem Cell Therapy.

    After receiving the Regenerative Treatment, Forrest is now able to walk without using a cane, something he hadn’t been able to do before.

     

    Forrest Talks about his Stem Cell Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis

    The 41 year old learnt about the use of Stem Cells through a friend whose daughter had received the same treatment and whose results they were impressed by.

    During his stay at the world class facilities in Bangkok, Forrest received physical therapy, occupational therapy and aquatic therapy as part of his treatment plan. This was in combination with the stem cell injections.

    Forrest was also particularly very impressed with the facilities and staff members who attended to him in Bangkok. It was a positive and very different experience than the one he’d had back home in the US.

    What is Multiple Sclerosis?

    Multiple Sclerosis Infographic
    Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system

     

    Multiple Sclerosis is most commonly diagnosed in people in their 20s and 30s, although it can develop at any age. It’s about two to three times more common in women than men.

    MS usually starts in one of two general ways: with individual relapses (attacks or exacerbations) or with gradual progression.

    Most people with MS are diagnosed with the “relapsing remitting” type.

    Someone with relapsing remitting MS will have episodes of new or worsening symptoms, known as “relapses”. These typically worsen over a few days, last for days to weeks to months, then slowly improve over a similar time period.

    Relapses often occur without warning, but are sometimes associated with a period of illness or stress.

    What would Forrest tell other patients considering Stem Cell Treatment? “Do it”, he says.

     

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    If you are suffering from MS, or know someone who is, please visit our Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms checklist and don’t hesitate to contact us if you require more information – we are happy to help.

    Global Stem Cells January 6, 2017 October 3, 2017
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  • Adult Stem Cell Therapy
    Jan
    03
    2017

    The use of Embryonic Stem Cells has undoubtedly had its fair share of controversy, however, now, with the increasing use of Adult Mesenchymal Stem Cells to treat illnesses, patients are able to gain great qualities of life.

    As the medical world continues to make great strides in advancements, patients who suffer from various serious illnesses equally continue to find hope. The use of stem cells is one of such advancements, it is a phenomenon that has been tried, tested and one that continues to see impressive and actual results.

    Some of the illnesses that are successfully being treated by the Adult Mesenchymal Stem Cells include: Sickle Cell Anaemia, Diabetes, Sexual Dysfunction and Arthritis.

    Adult Stem Cell Therapy Research

    Two studies conducted in 2014 and 2015 have shown that the use of Adult Stem Cell Therapy can greatly reduce complications or even stop the progression of the diseases by providing stem cells to the needed areas. This reduces the need for surgeries for many of these patients.

    In regards to Diabetes, treatment for the illness has been a focal point for medical research for many years. Consequently, some studies and clinical trials conducted have shown that Adult Adipose (fat) Stem Cell Transplantation can lower and regulate sugar levels resulting in reducing or eliminating the amount of medication or insulin that patients need to take.

    In a recently conducted clinical trial, some of the patients achieved insulin independence that remained stable for a median time of 29 months, and another patient for 43 months ongoing. In fact, all the patients studied showed substantial improvement in their dependence on insulin and overall Diabetic condition.

    The Use of Adult Stem Cells

    Adult Stem Cell Therapy is also being used to treat major neurological illnesses such as ALS, Ataxia and Multiple Sclerosis. The results for these have been promising and patients around the world have been impressed by the treatment they received.

    Adult stem cells, and tissues derived from them, are currently believed less likely to initiate rejection after transplantation. This is because a patient’s own cells could be expanded in culture, coaxed into assuming a specific cell type (differentiation) and then reintroduced into the patient. The use of Adult stem cells and tissues derived from the patient’s own adult stem cells would mean that the cells are less likely to be rejected by the immune system. This represents a significant advantage, as immune rejection can be circumvented only by continuous administration of immunosuppressive drugs, and the drugs themselves may cause deleterious side effects.

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    To learn more about the use of Adult Stem Cells, and what we can do for you, please contact us.

    H/T The Guardian

    Global Stem Cells January 3, 2017
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  • Dec
    06
    2016

    Pamela, 67, was diagnosed with Ataxia when in Australia, where she and her husband both come from.

    They came to us in the search of a treatment that would improve the harsh conditions to which she is subjected, due to the symptoms of her illness.

    After discussing with a close friend who had received other treatments in Thailand and conducting some online research, they decided to enquire with us. This was in the hopes that the level of treatment and medical care at the facilities in Bangkok would provide the solutions they had been looking for.  They are now sure they made the right decision and they’ve decided to share their experience with those who might be in a similar situation.

    A lot of people commented on how much her speech and her walk have improved since she had the treatment. Prior to the treatment, Pamela could barely stand from a chair, now she can do that with the help of a walker. She also no longer feels depressed, which is something many patients note after receiving the treatment. Summarising her treatment experience, Pamela said, “Without a doubt, life is getting better.”

    Ataxia is a neurological disorder consisting of a lack of voluntary coordination of muscle movements; this includes gait abnormality.    

    Just like Pamela says, every step of the way, during treatment at the facilities in Bangkok, is structured to help with our patients’ recovery. The occupational and aqua therapies as well as rTMS and a balanced diet, are designed to help make a huge difference when it comes to improving our patients’ quality of life.

    At a personal level, Pamela felt that the team in the hospital were empathetic towards her, especially considering the fact  that she was feeling very depressed when she first arrived in Bangkok. She also points out that the doctors and specialists were of great help throughout her rehabilitation.

    The Regenerative Treatments not only improve the patients’ condition in the short term but have also been proven to prolong their life time.

    Pamela and her husband are very happy with the improvements they’ve seen so far and they are confident that the stem cells will keep doing their job, which means more improvements, as per what the doctors foresaw.

    Ataxia Infographic

    Global Stem Cells December 6, 2016 October 5, 2017
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  • Septo-optic Dysplasia Patient
    Nov
    19
    2016

    Victoria is only four years old, yet, unlike other children her age, she doesn’t quite get the chance to be as playful and carefree. She suffers from Septo-optic Dysplasia (SOD), an illness that prevented her from being able to walk freely without knocking on objects and harming herself as a result of poor vision.

    Before visiting Global Stem Cells in Bangkok, Victoria’s vision was largely distorted, this prevented her from being able to see much. However, only four weeks after receiving Stem Cell Therapy from the facilities in Bangkok, her vision became clearer than before, allowing her to perceive objects around her and being able to walk more independently. Her vision became a bit more focused too and she also speaks more now.

    Aching for their child to gain better health, her Brazilian parents were in search of the best treatment to help their ailing daughter. After contacting Global Stem Cells in Thailand, the family of three made the trip from Brazil to Bangkok in the hopes that Stem Cell Therapy, would be the answer they had been looking for. This was a leap of faith that they are now more than glad they took – a second chance for their daughter.

    Septo-optic Dysplasia is an illness where a child is diagnosed with two or more of the following: optic nerve hypoplasia, midline brain abnormalities and pituitary gland abnormalities. It is a rare condition and can affect both boys and girls, causing them to be visually impaired. It is also present at birth.

    To combat the Septo-optic Dysplasia symptoms, various treatment methodologies are required to deal with the various facets of the illness. This is why Global Stem Cells sought to give Victoria a comprehensive Integrative Treatment package.

    Is there any advice to those considering a treatment similar to that which Victoria received? Victoria’s father says: “There’s always a chance, so, I definitely recommend Stem Cell Therapy to everyone.”

    Learn more about Victoria, Septo-optic Dysplasia and Stem Cell Therapy in the following video:

    Septo-Optic Dysplasia Infographic

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    Global Stem Cells November 19, 2016 October 3, 2017
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  • Stem Cell treatment for Pulmonary Fibrosis
    Oct
    26
    2016

    Mesenchymal stem cells can be used for multiple purposes, some of which will prove enormously beneficial for different conditions and diseases. Therefore, we are glad to inform our readers that treating idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, aka IPF, is easier today than ever before because of mesenchymal stem cells, which have shown a remarkable potential to help all those who suffer from this condition improve greatly.

    Pulmonary fibrosis is only one of many other airway diseases, such as COPD or chronic bronchitis that can currently be successfully treated with stem cells. Having already delivered encouraging results, it is obvious to all that this technique of treating pulmonary conditions is still in its infancy and in due time, after more tests and clinical trials have been carried out, the improvements will be even more favourable to the many patients suffering from these harsh conditions.

    The journal Respirology recently published an article regarding a study from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, that was conducted in order to offer an insight into the potential improvements that mesenchymal stem cells have to offer when treating lung fibrosis. It was also underscored how a deeper comprehension of the cellular and molecular events linked to lung fibrosis will help any attempts to use mesenchymal stem cells to reverse the condition or to at least slow down its progression.

    Unique Access Medical takes pride in offering results that live up to our most demanding patients and although other organisations offer treatments that deliver improvements, our outstanding professional team can offer a more improved version of the above-mentioned treatments, which would include, among others, higher quantities of mesenchymal stem cells, multiple injections and stem cell growth factors.

    The promising study that the Pittsburg researchers carried out also underlined that, even if the anti-fibrotic effects of mesenchymal stem cell transplants can be found in lab mice and other animals, current clinical studies will be more helpful if they focused their time, efforts and attention on other endeavours, such as slowing down the progression of the disease, instead of reversing fibrosis itself, which is on its own a much harder and challenging goal to accomplish.

    The same scientists claim that the use of mesenchymal stem cells can also be used with patients that suffer from acute exacerbations of their lung fibrosis. Optimally, stem cells will prevent the worsening effects of the rapid deterioration of acute states, which will translate as a higher life expectancy for many patients.

    Unique Access Medical provides some of the finest and most propitious treatments available. Pulmonary fibrosis is not a foreign condition to us and we feel confident we will be able to help you. If you are interested in our stem cell treatments for this disease, please contact us and we will get back to you at your earliest convenience.

    H/T pulmonaryfibrosisnews.com

    Global Stem Cells October 26, 2016 October 4, 2017
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    • Pulmonary Fibrosis
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