Stem Cell IV Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis
Whatever health obstacles you’re facing, our cutting-edge stem cell treatments aim to reduce discomfort, support healing, and restore function. Use our short Treatment Success Survey to find out if Stem Cell Therapy will work for you.
Dr. Jane Hendricks
NOTE: Unlike other stem cell clinics, our treatments are comprehensive and includes up to 6 months of follow up visits.
The year this Phoenix practice began administering regenerative protocols.
Structured physician follow-up is included in every treatment plan.
The physician who evaluates you remains with you through every review.
Product is supplied by an FDA-registered, AATB-accredited laboratory partner.
Symptoms, and how stem cell therapy is used.
An overview to bring to your physician consultation—not a substitute for a diagnosis.
Symptoms
Multiple Sclerosis is the most common disabling neurological condition in young adults aged 20-40.
There is no known cure and the condition is typically progressive. Treatments are focused on managing symptoms and minimizing flares.
Symptoms are unpredictable and come and go. The autoimmunity targets the myelin sheath with protects the nerves.
Beginning symptoms include severe fatigue, blurry vision, muscle weakness, numbness and tingling.
As the condition progresses, the patient may experience spasticity, paralysis, and urinary incontinence.
Labs and neurological tests are done early on.
A confirmative diagnoses is made by a spinal tap and brain MRI.
Treatments
Treatments for MS are similar to all other autoimmune conditions.
A biologic such as Natalizumab is infused once per month.
Other drugs include Beta-Interferon medications.
Corticosteroids are used short term for flares.
All of these suppress the immune system.
The biologics tend to work well for one to two years, then the effectiveness goes down so the patient must switch to a different biologic.
Biologics have long term consequences due to the immune suppression such as cancer.
Patients on these medications experience the side effects of flu like symptoms and fatigue.
For flares medications such as prednisone are used short term.
Oftentimes patients depend on over the counter medications such as Advil or ibuprofen for muscular pain.
These take a toll on the liver and kidney when taken consistently for long term.
Regenerative Medicine
In recent years stem cell infusions have gained a lot of recognition for their benefits in autoimmune conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis.
The mechanism of action is best described as anti-inflammatory and immune modulating.
Stem cells when administered via an IV, go to the areas of tissue injury.
There they secrete valuable proteins such as cytokines and growth factors which assist in cellular repair.
In addition stem cells have the ability to become different kinds of functional cells such as muscular, connective, nerve and cartilage.
Even some organ cells such as intestinal and pancreatic may develop from exogenous stem cells.
This incredible life changing treatment when combined with an anti-inflammatory diet has the possibility of liberating patients from the harmful medications, and by doing so increase the quality of life.
Our patients experience more energy, stamina, strength, mobility and less pain overall.
What our patients can expect from us
Personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs and health goals.
Comprehensive pre-treatment evaluation and ongoing progress monitoring
Access to cutting-edge regenerative medicine therapies
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Begin with a physician assessment of candidacy—and a clear explanation of what Dr. Hendricks would suggest instead when this is not the right fit.