Stem cell treatment for Parkinson's Disease.

[Ianfrizell]

Hi all

This is a link to my latest vlog, about stem cell treatment for Parkinson's Disease.

youtube.com/watch?v=eHJemcY...(Not working as expected?)

Cheers,

Ian

[Xenos]

Nice piece of work, as always.

Stem cells seem to be the only foreseeable cure.

Thanks Ian.

[Springfield78 in reply to Xenos]

I had my first 3 million stem cells in June, and found them very helpful in pain relief. My own cells were used. Neck pain gone as well as hip pain. Appetite better, freezing less and just feel better all over. Receive 8 million more later this month. Am not on Rx meds for PD. Encouraged by this approach!

[Xenos in reply to Springfield78]

Congratulations to you, and thank you for the info !

Could you tell us where you had this procedure done (at least in which country) and how the stem cells were implanted ( by brain surgery, through spinal fluid,...) ?

[Springfield78 in reply to Xenos]

Had it done in Iowa through an IV. Could of had spinal but IV safer. 60 percent went through blood/brain barrier. Spinal 100 percent go through blood/brain barrier.

[Xenos in reply to Springfield78]

Amazing. Thank you.

Please, keep the group posted.

[Smittybear7 in reply to Xenos]

Thanks for the information! Are there any dangers having stem cell replacement?

[parkie13 in reply to Springfield78]

Can you tell us how did they harvest the cells, did your insurance cover it if not how much was the cost?

[Springfield78 in reply to parkie13]

through the stomach fat - done locally. No pain during nor after. Fat centrifuged and stem cells IV'd back into body. Considered experimental so insurance -at this time-does not cover. Cost depends on many variables. You would need that info from MD doing procedure.

[parkie13 in reply to Springfield78]

How would I find out if they do such a thing I know I can ask but is there some doctors that would do it?

[Springfield78 in reply to parkie13]

Google stem cell doctors in your state or surrounding states. Ask for references from their patients. Be cautious as there are quacks. No guarantee is made as it is considered experimental.

[parkie13 in reply to Springfield78]

Thank you, please keep us updated Mary

[Farooqji in reply to Springfield78]

can you please share the name of the clinic and the cost you paid. email me at [e-mail]

Thanks in advance

[munchybunch in reply to Springfield78]

Hi where did you get this done pls?

[partypants]

Thank you Ian.

[Springfield78]

Sunny Kim MD in Cedar Rapids. Iowa. He is Director of Rehab at one of the hospitals. Kind, thorough and makes no promises as it is considered experimental. Really like him. Excellent credentials!

[BaakP]

Could one use stem cells from a family member? Would there be better, longer lasting results? Fascinating.

[hanifab23]

Springfiled78

This is 7 months old post would like to know how you feeling now

[Bridielena]

Ian it’s now July 2018.

Any updates on your vlog .

Ta in advance

HGE

[Ianfrizell]

I don't have any updates at this time - perhaps I'll research and update in a future vlog...

[JANVAN]

Hi Springfiled 78 !!

Like hanifab23 says >> how are you doing now ??

[jimo2017]

what is latest news on stem cell ian

[Ianfrizell in reply to jimo2017]

I don't have any updates at this time, but have got an update on stem cell treatment slated for a future vlog.

[AngloAmericanGothic]

Did the Australian study ever yield results? My husband had stem cell therapy 2 yrs ago. Didn't fix the PD but did fix his adrenal glands. Any stem cell info wod be appreciated.

[Ianfrizell in reply to AngloAmericanGothic]

Perhaps it is time for me to do an update vlog about stem cell therapy....