A regular internet blog written by Dr. Prodromos describing the latest advances in Stem Cell Medicine and related topics that you can use to help improve the health of yourself and your loved ones. (note your email address is kept strictly confidential)
The Prodromos Stem Cell Institute team is headed by Chadwick C. Prodromos MD: an international leader in the use of stem cell and platelet rich plasma treatment. Dr Prodromos received his Bachelor’s degree with honors from Princeton University and his MD degree from the Johns Hopkins Medical School. He served his surgical internship at the University of Chicago; his Orthopaedic Surgery residency at Rush University and his fellowship in Orthopaedics and Sportsmedicine at the Harvard medical school and Massachusetts General Hospital. He is board certified in Orthopaedic Surgery and is editor of a major textbook for orthopaedic surgeons on the ACL. He served as assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at Rush University for 27 years before stepping back to focus on his foundation and stem cell work.
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Physicians and the general public are generally unaware of the benefit and safety of stem cell treatment for patients suffering with Autism, Back Pain, MS, Stroke, Arthritis, Spine Injury, COPD, Asthma, Eye disorders, RA, Infertiility, Heart Failure, Crohn’s/UC, memory loss And Other Disorders
The first step to getting better for a friend, loved one or family member could be a phone call or email to us at 847-699-6810 or care@thepsci.com
Unlike most stem cell centers, we carry out rigorous clinical research studies through our 501c3 non-profit research foundation (www.theforem.org) to evaluate the results of treatment and publish our results in pubmed indexed medical journals. Our research team combines our own research with an unparalleled knowledge of the medical literature to allow us to provide a truly evidence based approach to stem cell treatment. All patient treatment is either carried out or directly supervised by me in Antigua, in conjunction with our expert team of highly qualified medical specialists.
Simple stem cell epidural, facet and sometimes disc injection, combined with intravenous infusion, is safe, and has shown efficacy in 93% of our treated patients with back and neck pain. (Read More)
Brain and spine damage has been thought to be permanent. However we are able to effect substantial improvement in most patients by combining stem cell with immunotherapy injections. (Read More)
Virtually all experts now believe that stem cell infusion using young stem cells is a key part of any anti-aging regimen. We have received recognition for our program. (Read More)
MS generally responds well to stem cell infusion using one of two techniques. (Read More)
Success can be achieved with simple intravenous infusion, but there is evidence that submucosal injection by colonoscopy can achieve better results – both are available at our center. (Read More)
We have had consistent success treating osteoarthritis of all joints, even bone on bone using stem cells. Most patients are able to avoid surgery, (Read More)
Intravenous, and sometimes intra-joint, injections decrease symptoms in most but not all patients. (Read More)
We have seen success treating all of these lung disorders with stem cell treatment. (Read More)
Many eye disorders have been successfully treated with stem cells. We are the first to report successful treatment of dry eye with stem cells. (Read More)
Mesenchymal stem cells have been shown to improve heart performance: specifically the left ventricular ejection fraction which is decreased in heart failure. (Read More)
Mild to moderate memory loss is a distressing part of the aging process for many. Intravenous stem cell infusion is consistently effective in reducing “brain fog” and improving memory. (Read More)
Over the course of last year, I worked with Dr. Prodromos and his colleague to help me with a severe autoimmune disease called Scleroderma. (Read More)
We are able to consistently obtain significant multi-level restoration of motor and sensory function with mesenchymal stem cell and effector cell treatment.(Read More)
