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Stem Cell Therapy Helps Arthritis in Giraffe!

When animals show abnormal walking pattern or gait, it is often an indication of joint pain. Although treating with medication can relieve some symptoms, this method does not provide positive outcome in the long-term. At the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, a team of innovative veterinarians recently used stem cell therapy to treat a 14-year-old male giraffe, … Continue reading Stem Cell Therapy Helps Arthritis in Giraffe! →

Inflammation Can Kill Stem Cells and Interferes with Wound Repair!

Stem cells are special because they can develop into a variety of cell types, such as skin cells and connective tissues. When the body is wounded, it usually automatically recruits stem cells to help repair the injury. However, wounds also alert the body’s immune system to start an inflammatory response which is the initial phase … Continue reading Inflammation Can Kill Stem Cells and Interferes with Wound Repair! →

Nutrition May Slow Down Aging Boost stem cells and reduce inflammation!

Your doctor might always ask you to maintain a balanced diet, and we all know that nutrition is important. But how exactly does nutrition affect our bodies and brains? The review article by Dennis Steindler, Ph.D. suggests that good nutrition helps maintain the health of stem cells, which provide regenerative power for the organ systems … Continue reading Nutrition May Slow Down Aging Boost stem cells and reduce inflammation! →

Can sugar injections help with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

Do you feel pain, numbness, and tingling in the thumb, index finger, and middle finger? You might be experiencing a condition called carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). As these fingers receive sensory and motor function from the median nerve, when it is damaged, you could feel pain. Frequently patients with carpal tunnel syndrome have to shake … Continue reading Can sugar injections help with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? →

Major Universities Supporting and Providing Orthopedic Stem Cell Injections for Osteoarthritis

Our colleague Ken Mautner MD was featured by Emory University providing Stem cell injections for patients suffering with osteoarthritis. With the opioid epidemic currently, now more than ever we need to embrace the concept that more natural options are available and needed to combat pain and disease. Universities like Stanford, Mayo, Harvard, and Emory all … Continue reading Major Universities Supporting and Providing Orthopedic Stem Cell Injections for Osteoarthritis →

New Website Portal for patients and doctors on the latest in stem cell research!

Our colleague Dr Randy Miller, Plastic Surgeon in Miami Florida pioneered a fantastic tool for patients, researchers, doctors, and industry to obtain accurate and balanced information regarding stem cell research and cellular medicine. With a rapidly advancing field, resources like this are critical to stay up to date and informed on the latest developments. Stem … Continue reading New Website Portal for patients and doctors on the latest in stem cell research! →

Yoga Improves Chronic Pain in US Veterans, Reduces Painkillers

For people with chronic pain, often only painkillers can help them get through the day. However, most pills are opiate-based and can cause many concerning side effects, including addiction. As excessive opioid use has been a public epidemic in the U.S., scientists and clinicians are looking for alternative treatments to chronic pain. A recently published study conducted … Continue reading Yoga Improves Chronic Pain in US Veterans, Reduces Painkillers →

For Kids with ADHD, What Are the Best Sports?

Sports generally provide many benefits in physical and psychological health of young children. However, for those who are diagnosed with ADHD, some sports might be a better fit than others. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common condition that affects roughly 8.8% of children ages 4 -17 years old, according to the Centers for Disease Control … Continue reading For Kids with ADHD, What Are the Best Sports? →

Does Healthy Gut = Healthy mood? New Study says yes!

Does your gut bacterial composition affect how you feel and behave? Neuroscientists will tell you “Yes, absolutely.” A recently published study has shown that the gut microbial profiles are related to the brain structures, and they can affect how people respond to various emotional stimuli.

Good luck to several of our patients competing in London this week at the IAAF World Track & Field Championships.

Several of our dedicated patients have trained around the clock to put out their best times in London this week.

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