stem cell therapy Tag

01 Dec R3 Stem Cell International Now Offering Stem Cell and Exosome Therapy Promotion for Canada

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The US and International leader in regenerative therapies, R3 Stem Cell, is now offering Canada a promotional special for stem cell and exosome therapies. Patients from Canada receive quality stem cell biologics with high cell counts for extremely affordable pricing at R3 International, and now 50...

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12 Oct Diabetes Causes and Treatments

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Diabetes is a condition in which the body either does not make insulin or does not respond to insulin, in order to regulate blood sugar. Initially, most people do not exhibit symptoms that are associated with diabetes. However, the early stages of the disease are...

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05 Oct Stem Cell Therapy FAQ

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Stem cell therapy is becoming more popular in the United States. With its long list of benefits, and minimal risks and side effects, there is no doubt why more people are asking about stem cell therapy now than ever before. While stem cell therapy has...

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15 Sep Top Causes Of Cartilage Defects

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Cartilage is a firm yet flexible tissue in the body that helps to cushion various joints and is a structural component in various body parts. Cartilage is considered a connective tissue and is at its most abundant during infancy. In addition to appearing at the...

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08 Sep Can Stem Cells Help Autism?

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Autism is a common nervous system disorder that occurs in 1 out of every 54 children in the United States. It affects the way a person interacts with and perceives others. As a result, children who suffer from autism tend to have problems forming social...

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03 Sep Understanding The Relationship Between Stem Cells And the FDA

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Stem cells are a relatively new therapy that exists in the medical world. As such, there are many questions surrounding stem cell therapy in an attempt to get a better understanding of how they work and how they will fit into the medical world in...

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18 Aug Top Causes Of Back Pain

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Back pain is an ailment that affects many people throughout the United States. This is particularly true as people begin to age. Back pain can range from mild and intermittent to severe and chronic. Many people miss out on work and social functions due to...

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14 Jul The In’s and Out’s of Regenerative Medicine

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Regenerative medicine is a new buzzword that seems to be gaining even more traction than stem cell therapy. Regenerative medicine is a more inclusive umbrella term that includes the abilities of stem cell therapy. In short, regenerative medicine is any procedure, therapy, or type of...

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29 Jun Dealing With an ALS Diagnosis

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ALS is short for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. It is a very rare neurological condition that leads to an inability to control voluntary muscles. An ALS diagnosis can make a person feel hopeless since there is no cure. While the...

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24 Jun Stem Cell Therapy Leads to Scholarship for GHC Softball Pitcher

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SPECIAL Posted Tuesday, June 23, 2020 BY DONNA HARRIS Stem cell therapy has been very good for Madalyn Morton for a couple of reasons. First, receiving it instead of having surgery for a softball injury has freed her from pain, and second, it enabled her to win a scholarship through sharing...

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