For over 40 years bone marrow stem cells have been used to treat patients with conditions such as leukaemia and lymphoma. However, it was more recently discovered that this form of treatment could be used for other illnesses and conditions.
The stem cells we use come from the blood left behind in the placenta and cord after a baby is delivered. The stem cells contained in this blood are left over from this process of creation and would normally be discarded. This means that we have the building blocks of human beings available to repair and rejuvenate diseased human tissue and organs by a natural process, using only natural products the way nature intended.
Today, stem cells are now used in the treatment of a wide range of conditions with very positive results. The list of ailments for which stem cell treatment can be used is constantly expanding.
The following diseases have been treated by various stem cell practitioners with documented results that are very positive:
There are other conditions that we will not treat and should not be treated with stem cell treatments; these include obesity and patients with malignancy.
