Stem Cell Therapy

[Weng888]

Has anyone in this community tried stem cell therapy in Japan, Korea, or any other countries? How was the experience?

[7springshollow]

Yes. There is Hope Bioscience facility in Houston Texas that is doing FDA approved trials and also offer the Right To Try program. I'm getting my 4th infusion next week. Their cells are the best produced anywhere and they have received multiple grants from the government for their trials. They are exploring Parkinson's, MS, lupus, traumatic brain injury and more.

[popo1 in reply to 7springshollow]

how is it going for you?

[7springshollow in reply to popo1]

It is going well. Unfortunately it is expensive. Hoping the treatment is eventually government approved and insurance will help with the cost.

[MarionP in reply to 7springshollow]

Hi, what does "going well" mean in your case?

[Mob0 in reply to 7springshollow]

Glas to year it is going Well. Roughly, what range is extensive? Under $5k per infusion? How many total rounds are then recommending?

[7springshollow]

I have more energy. I'm more engaged. I've cut my meds and at times I'm able to extend my.on time between doses. Each treatment things get a little better. This is the point where you start to see the improvement because it takes time for the cells to mature into their new roles. I'm excited to see what happens from here on as it should just get better and better. I'm particularly looking forward to extending my on time as protein messes with my Mucuna.

[popo1 in reply to 7springshollow]

please continue to report your progress - positive or even not quite so - with as much detail as possible. there are a lot of us out here with great interest in this procedure.

i wish you continued success and excitement in your journey.

[Weng888 in reply to 7springshollow]

Did it reduce rigidity and tremor for you?

[7springshollow]

There is a Facebook group for people interested in the trials. stem cell clinical trial for PD