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Stem cell therapy has exhibited positive results in treating a myriad of neurodegenerative disorders considered untreatable in conventional medicine.

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Stemedix autologous and allogenic adult stem cell transplants travel to the damaged areas and perform the function of neurons to repair neurological damage. Stemedix therapy is potentially successful at treating neurodegenerative conditions such as

ALS

Alzheimer’s disease

Parkinson’s

Spinal Cord Injury

PSP

Cereberal palsy

Multiple Sclerosis

Spinocerebellar Ataxia

And many others…

Patient Testimonials

“My Experience thus far with Stemedix has been great from the first call, to the hotel, to the staff/doctors, even down to the professional drivers and quality car services that they provided! I'll circle back around once the Stem Cells have had a chance to work in my body as I just had the procedure done a few days ago.”

Tashia S.

“My Experience thus far with Stemedix has been great from the first call, to the hotel, to the staff/doctors, even down to the professional drivers and quality car services that they provided! I'll circle back around once the Stem Cells have had a chance to work in my body as I just had the procedure done a few days ago.”

Tashia S.

“My Experience thus far with Stemedix has been great from the first call, to the hotel, to the staff/doctors, even down to the professional drivers and quality car services that they provided! I'll circle back around once the Stem Cells have had a chance to work in my body as I just had the procedure done a few days ago.”

Tashia S.

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Patient Testimonials

Latest In Stem Cell Treatment

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