Apr 01 2008
Stem Cell Treatment in Zona Rio, Mexico
On March 18, 2008 another stem cell treatment session was successfully completed at our treatment location in Zona Rio, Mexico. Four patients who had been booked for stem cell therapy, were greeted at the airport in San Diego and transported to a local hotel by a private shuttle. At Stem Cell Biotherapy, our patients for the latest trip to Mexico, were treated for a range of conditions such as ALS, Multiple Sclerosis and stroke. Our patient consultants in Zona Rio, Mexico administered the stem cell treatment prepared for each patient following patient specific protocol. These stem cells had been prepared at our laboratory and transported to the stem cell treatment site, specific to each condition.
At Stem Cell Biotherapy, our representatives from our headquarters in Agoura Hills, CA treat patients at each treatment location and make them feel welcome. On this trip, Cathy and Stacy were responsible to ensure all patients booked for stem cell treatment were looked after and that the sessions ran smoothly.
The next stem cell treatment session in Zona Rio, Mexico is on April, 10th. Please feel free to leave a comment about your experiences and views about stem cell treatment.
I was one of the 4 this day. I am very glad that I went to the Zona Rio location. It was everything that the SCB people had indicated to me in their correspondence and website. It has been a little over a month since my infusion and I can feel little changes. My balance has improved; getting up from a sitting position is easier; best of all I have better use/control of my right hand(when I sign my name it looks similiar to before !). These all my seem like small things, but they are not. This is the first time in six years that I don’t feel like I have gotten worse in a month. I am looking forward to month 2 and more improvement!
Just an update from me. It has been 7 months since my stem cell infusion and I am doing well. Things are getting better. My legs are stronger; balance continues to improve; getting up and down is better. Walking is still a challenge, but working on it. I have added massage and physical therapy to my daily quest to beat this MS and it is all working.
I would like to know more about the stem cells for multiple sclerosis. Plese tell me more about people who has tried the stem cells. Any side affects? or anything damgerous? I would like to contact many people who has had the thearpy. I have M/S very severly with a lot of pain. My quality of life is none. Please help. I am still walking but not well at all. Draging my legs with so much pain. Please help me. I would appreciate it very much. Thank you. Theresa