Osteoarthritis, or degenerative joint disease, affects more than 80 million people. It is a progressive joint problem that results in the destruction and loss of cartilage, the formation of bone spurs, and degenerative meniscal tears. These changes cause pain, stiffness, and loss of joint function. Until now, there was no way to reverse the degenerative changes caused by osteoarthritis!
Regenerative orthopedics is a new field of medicine that allows the patient to harness and enhance their own body’s ability to heal itself using concentrated regenerative cells and growth factors. The use of biologically active cells or vesicles in regenerative orthopedics has become increasingly popular over the past decades.
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Many orthopedic conditions involve a failed healing response, resulting in ongoing inflammation, pain, and loss of function. This is especially true with osteoarthritis and tendonitis, since cartilage and tendon tissue have extremely limited blood flow. Without adequate blood flow, these tissues do not receive the necessary nutrients, growth factors, and cells needed to heal properly, resulting in long-term chronic pain and degeneration.
Regenerative cell therapy is an advanced treatment that delivers concentrated cells and growth factors directly to the site of injury and stimulates a powerful healing response that can regenerate and repair tissue.
What are regenerative cells and how do they work?
The body is made up of trillions of cells, most of which perform a specific task within the body. For example, red blood cells carry oxygen throughout the body, muscle cells help grow and repair muscle tissue, and epithelial cells create the layer of skin.
When these cells degrade or die, the “unspecialized” regenerative cells are left to produce new cells. These regenerative cells are considered “unspecialized” cells because they do not have a specific job. Instead, these regenerative cells have the ability to mature and differentiate into several cell types, including cells that form bone, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, muscle, and menisci. Additionally, these regenerative cells can self-renew, producing even more regenerative cells. They can even prevent other cells from dying due to lack of oxygen and produce anti-inflammatory proteins.
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When regenerative cells are injected into an arthritic joint or damaged tendon, they attach to areas of damaged tissue. The cells are able to sense the microenvironment of injury and determine which cells should grow and which molecules are needed to promote tissue healing. Stimulated regenerative cells begin to grow new cells and also act as your body’s natural pharmacy, producing and releasing the right combination of growth factors and proteins to stimulate healing and new growth of cartilage, tendons and other damaged tissue.
Why consider regenerative cell therapy?
Osteoarthritis, like many other diseases (coxarthrosis, spondellitis, etc.) is a progressive degenerative problem that cannot be treated. Over time, the thickness of the cartilage that cushions the joints continually decreases. In addition to significant potential side effects, typical treatment options for osteoarthritis do not restore cartilage or eliminate the problem. Repeated steroid injections, while providing temporary pain relief, can actually make arthritis worse. The goal of regenerative cell therapy for arthritis is to reduce pain and improve function by regenerating cartilage tissue and repairing some joint damage.
Many patients choose regenerative cell therapy because they want to restore lost cartilage and slow the worsening of arthritis. Some choose regenerative cell therapy because traditional treatments with NSAIDs, steroids, or viscosity supplements have failed to provide adequate relief. For those who want to avoid surgery, prolong the need for surgery, or are not suitable candidates for surgery, regenerative cell therapy is an excellent treatment alternative.
Other patients choose regenerative cell therapy to treat tendon/ligament injuries, plantar fasciitis, or meniscus tears that have not improved with conventional treatment.
How do I know if I am a candidate for regenerative cell therapy?
If you suffer from joint pain due to osteoarthritis, tendinitis, tendon rupture, ligament injury, meniscus or labrum injury, or cartilage defect, you are a candidate for regenerative cell therapy using stem or exosome therapy. You are also a candidate if you want to restore joint cartilage and delay the worsening of arthritis. There is no age limit for this procedure.
After an evaluation that includes discussing your medical history, performing a physical examination, reviewing x-rays and potential enhanced imaging, you can determine whether regenerative cell therapy is the right treatment option for you. You may not be a good candidate for regenerative cell therapy if you are currently being treated for cancer, have an active infection, or are taking high doses of Coumadin (warfarin).
How are regenerative cell therapy injections performed?
Regenerative cell therapy is a simple, non-surgical, three-step process performed in an office.
After analyzing the patient’s condition and determining the doctor, together with biotechnologists, what type of stem cells (or combination thereof) the patient needs for recovery. If the patient is young (under 40 years of age), he can be his own donor, using adipose tissue for cultivation. Patients with autoimmune diseases, complex joint damage or related diseases use a donor bio product to achieve high results in the regeneration of the damaged joint or joints.
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An injection of regenerative cells is given into a joint or damaged tissue. input can be from several sides for complex filling. The procedure is not painful!!! Exosomes are often injected together with stem cells (special vesicles that serve as guides for cells to sites of damage)
What can I expect after regenerative cell therapy?
Most patients tolerate the procedure very well and with minimal pain. During the first two to three days after the procedure, the joints or injection areas may become swollen, stiff, and painful. It may be difficult to move around in the first few days. You don’t have to sit at home all day, but most patients don’t feel like going out. You can usually resume normal activities four to seven days after the procedure. You will be asked to begin a home exercise program to improve your treatment results. Ideally, you should avoid taking NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, Advil, Motrin, Aleve, Celebrex and Mobic for eight to 10 weeks after the procedure as they can block the regenerative process.
Improvement from regenerative cell therapy does not happen overnight. Growing new cells and healing tissue takes time. Most patients report slight improvement after a month. But significant improvement may take two to three months, and sometimes longer.
Is regenerative cell therapy safe?
Research and clinical data show that regenerative cell therapy is extremely safe with minimal risk of any adverse reactions or complications. Because injected cells do not carry concerns about rejection or disease transmission. They are completely safe for patients and pure in composition. The clinic provides guarantees for the use of its product.
What is the success rate of regenerative cell therapy?
Numerous clinical research studies have concluded that regenerative cell therapy significantly reduces pain and function and increases cartilage volume and quality as measured by MRI. According to published studies, regenerative cell therapy for knee arthritis results in a 68-76% reduction in pain and a 67-83% improvement in function 5-6 months after treatment. Most of this improvement occurs in the first three to six months. Tendon and other soft tissue injuries can be treated more quickly.
What is the cost of regenerative cell therapy?
Regenerative cell therapy costs between $1,000 and $4,000 per joint or injury. Additional joints/injuries can be treated at the same time. The result depends on many factors, including the correct diagnosis, the patient’s lifestyle, and age.
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What conditions can be treated with regenerative cell therapy?
Knee pain
Osteoarthritis
Meniscus tears
Chondromalacia patella
Patellar tendinitis
Cartilage defect
MCL and LCL sprains
Hip pain
Osteoarthritis
Torn lip
Trochanteric bursitis
Tendinitis of the hip
Shoulder pain
Rotator cuff tendinitis
Torn lip
Biceps tendinitis
Elbow pain
Tennis elbow
Golfer’s elbow
Ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) sprain
Wrist/hand pain
DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis
Ankle/foot pain
Achilles tendonitis and partial rupture
Plantar fasciitis
Ankle instability and ligament injury
The patients Reviews:
The patient D.P. underwent the second course of stem cell treatment at the clinic, and a year later he wrote us the following letter:
Hi,
I just left the hospital and wanted to share the good news with you. The right shoulder has healed perfectly. Today when the surgeon looked at the x rays he bring in the office all the Drs from trauma. He said “It is a miracle, we never seen a recovery like this”. After my accident in September they told me I never play serious tennis ever again. I was playing slowly after 3 months and serious competitive tennis after 6 months. All is from the new cells I think. Please can you pass this information to the clinic.
Dear Valentina,
…As I wrote you before that I feel much better after your treatment. I have more energy and feel to do much more work as cooking, washing clothes, cleaning home. Mind is relaxed and determined, for example I did not consume alcohol at all after the treatment which was not possible for me before.
I feel to go to gym three times a week. I am not a tired and sleepy person now as before. I am in good mood all the time, don’t feel and think negatively now as before.
I begin to enjoy my life with my family and people around me. I belive in slow and steady improvement of my condition which I am getting now after your treatment.
At last I will say that you changed my life, I pray to God for all of you. I will come to you within two or three months and take the blood tests etc. again.
Best Regards,
V.K.S.
Two months after the stem cell treatment, we received the following letter from the patient’s mother:
A. progress is very good in this month also. This month she became much aware of her body and she paid attention to me, and she wanted to get dressed like me, even she wanted me to put nail polish on her nails and also wants to put lipsticks on her lips, I can share very good things with her now that is what I waited and dreamed for almost 12 years.
This is a very good sign that she is getting much aware of herself and what is going around,
also she is getting much benefit from her continuing treatments.
She is tolerating more supplements and foods now, this month she had flu but she is recovered now. Her urinations at night continue, she cannot control this urinating at night, her runny nose continued 3 weeks but now she is ok, her joints are better too but every time I start a new supplement or any treatments she is having reaction with swollen joints.
I continue with her doctors (Dr. Klinghardt) protocol and also do every treatment and education as much as I can.
Please tell my best regards to the doctors and the staff,
Thank you
Here is a 1-monthly status update:
1) Infertility – sexual energy
The first and most important issue was my low sperm count (1,5 million/ml), that was recorded on the 5th of september. Furthermore due to 3 extremely stressful years, I had felt a decline in my sexual energy and a lack of desire. And this was despite of a perfect relationship filled with love.
Already within the first week of my treatment (30 sep – 1oct), I felt a change in sexual energy. Both my desire and endurance was improved. Now after a month it is even stronger and I have a desire and sexual appetite, that I have not felt in years. I also feel that my scrotum and penis has grown or at least increased in volume/power.
Since then I have had 2 sperm test:
a) 13th of october (4 million/ml)
b) 4th of november (14 million/ml) – Please see semen analysis attached.
The fertility doctor told me that the quantity was just below the low range of normal which is very positive. But he told me that my problem now is the morphology which means that only 2 % of the semen is in the right size and shape. The normal level is above 4-5 %.
I thought that the results would show only after 2 – 3 month and I am very surprised to see and feel the effects already within the first week slowly improving until now.
Can I expect further improvements both on quantity, motility and morphology (the most important)? What can I do to improve the morphology?
I would appreciate to get as much feed back as possible regarding the above. I would also really appreciate if you could share results from other patient with low fertility.
2) Left foot
My left foot has not yet improved greatly. The first week I felt that my foot was more warm than usually and it slowly began to improve in movement. This has continued to improve but slowly. If my foot was 50 % before it is maybe now between 55% – 60%.
The level of pain/uncomfort was slightly has been slightly higher than before. I think this is because the movement of the joint has been improved.
My goal is to get to 80 % – 90 %.
3) General health and feeling
I have felt a surge in Energy and good feeling from the first day. This high energy level and the feeling of having a clear head (in stead of feeling sluggish) has been a 100 % effect of the treatment.
Please say hello to the whole team from me.
Best regards and thanks,
C.
I am doing very fine, the treatment really worked on me, and still continue that way. I have been more energetic, and seem to look younger. I did thorough medical exam in Taipei about 10 days ago and the result was terrific, once I received the report. I will forward it to you. My LDL was 135, only 5 points higher than the limit, HDL was good at 86. Total 221.
Other areas were excellent. Nobody believed my age.
…I can report that I am feeling much better in general after my second course of the therapy last October.
I seem to have a lot more energy and feeling less tiring every day. My body can also recover from physical exhaustion much quicker these days than I was even in my younger years.
I have not been sick or even catching a cold since June 2018 (my first therapy).
I have not seen a doctor for a long long time and I am not planning to do so, therefore I have not have any medical report to send you.
One thing that have not change for me after my two therapies is that my skin is still feeling really dry (I have mentioned that to your Doctor during my last therapy), especially in the winter months which can be itchy at times. I wish to have that changed (or at least make an improvement on) after my next therapy. Apart from this, I am really healthy and happy at the moment.
I am planning to come over for my third therapy in April or May next year and will advise you when it is finalised.
Sincerely yours,
N.P.
Thank you for your concern, yes, I am feeling well.
No pain or problems from c6-c7-c8 disc area and rotation is great.
Old knee pains have been gone for 5 months.
Have not had a sick day in 6 months not even a cold.
Had nerve tracing done on left arm bad carpal tunnel and ulna nerve around elbow.
Had surgery on both moved nerve to inside of elbow to protect it.
Skin on hands were very weak if I hit a knuckle skin would peel off very easy better now.
Hope all the problems over there are getting sorted out.
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