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  • Breakthrough Exosome Treatment Helping Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, Essential Tremor, and Possibly Hearing Loss

    Heretofore there has been no effective treatment for Parkinson’s disease - except replacing dopamine with L Dopa - nor for Alzheimer’s, nor essential tremor - which often leads to PD and dementia. While essential tremors can be helped by Beta blockers, they do not eliminate it and they have side effects. There is no effective treatment for hearing loss. Below I will describe our exciting early results using intra-nasal exosomes (which are tiny vesicles secreted from stem cells) where we have some evidence of helping all these problems. This is the first human data of its type of which we are aware. 

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  • Stem Cell Injection for Back and Neck Pain

    Back pain is the second most common reason, after upper respiratory infection, that patients see doctors. Physical therapy should always be the first back pain treatment option, but if therapy fails good alternatives really have not existed until now.

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  • The Prodromos Stem Cell Institute Opens in Athens, Greece

    The Prodromos Stem Cell Institute is happy to announce the initiation of stem cell services on the Greek Riviera in the Athenian suburb of Glyfada.

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  • Stem Cells Have Powerful Anti-Aging Properties

    Living longer - greater longevity - is currently an area of intense interest. Stem cell infusion is an important part of that discussion - as I will describe below. We are extremely interested in longevity, and many patients who come to us do so specifically because they want to live longer and be healthier in the process.

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  • Could Stem Cell Infusion Be the Cure for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome?

    Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects an estimated 8–13% of reproductive-aged women. Up to 70% of affected women remain undiagnosed worldwide. PCOS is the most common cause of anovulation, a leading cause of infertility, and can produce many troubling symptoms.

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