StemCell Therapy

Overview

For people suffering from Type 2 diabetes, stem cell therapy can offer a respite from the symptoms of the disease. Although stem cell therapy cannot cure it, receiving stem cell therapy for diabetes Type 2 from TruStem Cell Therapy has the potential to improve a patients quality of life significantly by reducing symptoms and complications related to Type 2 diabetes, as well as slowing its progression.

For patients receiving stem cell diabetes treatment, it is possible to see improvements in any one or multiple disease-related complications such as stabilization of blood sugar levels, lower blood sugar levels, frequent urination, fatigue, poor wound healing, etc.

TruStem Cell Therapy provides access to diabetes treatment that utilizes a patients stem cells isolated from his or her own fat tissue. There are multiple benefits afforded by the utilization of adipose-derived stem cells, including their ability to differentiate into a broad variety of cell types (neurons, bone, cartilage, muscle, tendon, etc.), they are present at comparatively much higher levels than other stem cell types; possess higher immunomodulatory capacity; and they do not endanger a patients health the way other stem cells might.

There are three steps to the treatment process:

Approximately 150 to 250 ccs of a patients own fat tissue is harvested through a minimally invasive procedure. Generally, this fat tissue is collected from around the patients belly region.

Typically, patients will experience some soreness and bruising lasting roughly a week as a result of the harvesting procedure. Additional complications from stem cell therapy for diabetes have not been observed. Although the FDA has not approved stem cell therapy for diabetes Type 2 as of yet, more than 100 studies and clinical trials have demonstrated the safety and minimal side effect profile of stem cell therapy.

Because every patient responds differently to treatment, it is difficult to predict the timeline of a patients response. It could take weeks to months for stem cell therapy for diabetes Type 2 to provide noticeable results.

Our focus is on safety, efficacy and patient-centric care when providing access to superior stem cell therapy. We utilize only board-certified surgeons, physicians and accredited clinicians to provide care for patients. Our laboratory protocols are developed and refined by our PhD neuroscientist, and our clinical team has extensive expertise in practicing cellular-based medicine. Our accredited surgical centers are geared toward enhanced procedural and patient safety. Above all, TruStem Cell Therapy has skilled patient advocates who are trained to provide truthful, realistic expectations resulting from stem cell therapy. We do not make outlandish promises of cures, or inaccurate claims related to improvement rates.

Type 2 diabetes is a relatively common disorder that causes high blood sugar levels. Though it may sound innocuous, high blood sugar can lead to symptoms like frequent urination, increased thirst and blurred vision; as well as more severe health-related complications, including fatigue, cardiovascular disease, stroke and kidney failure.

Type 2 diabetes develops when the body becomes resistant to or stops producing insulin: a hormone that helps remove sugar from blood and allows it to be absorbed into various tissue types like muscle and fat. Exactly why this happens is unknown, although genetics and environmental factors such as excess weight and inactivity seem to be contributing factors.

Living with Type 2 diabetes can be difficult, but TruStem Cell Therapy may be able to help you live a more comfortable and fulfilling life through stem cell diabetes treatment. If youd like to learn more about how we might be able to help you, contact us today.

Symptoms/Complications

Frequent urination

Increased thirst and hunger

Blurred vision

Fatigue

Cardiovascular disease

Stroke

Blindness

Kidney failure

Lower limb amputations

Causes

Type 2 diabetes develops when the body becomes resistant to insulin or when the pancreas stops producing enough insulin. Exactly why this happens is unknown, although genetics and environmental factors, such as excess weight and inactivity, seem to be contributing factors.

TruStem Cell Therapy

TruStem Cell Therapy provides access to treatment that utilizes a patients stem cells isolated from their own fat tissue. There are multiple inherent benefits afforded by the utilization of adipose derived stem cells including their ability to differentiate into a broad variety of cells types (neurons, bone, cartilage, muscle, tendon, etc.), they are present at comparatively much higher levels than other stem cell types, possess higher immunomodulatory capacity, and they do not endanger a patients health the way other stem cells might.

Approximately 150-250ccs of a patients own fat tissue is harvested through a minimally invasive, mini liposuction procedure. Generally, this fat tissue is collected from around the patients belly region.

Harvested fat tissue is immediately taken to the onsite laboratory for processing. At this step, an optimized protocol is used to isolate the maximum number of stem cells from collected fat tissue.

TruStem Cell Therapy utilizes both systematic and novel administration methods to fully saturate the body with stem cells while targeting specific areas of injury.

DT2 patients who receive stem cell therapy through us can receive multiple systemic and targeted administration methods:

Intravenously ADSCs are delivered via a vein for distribution throughout the body

Direct site injections ADSCs are delivered to sites that need repair, such asIschemic limbs andNeuropathy or nerve damage to various areas of the body.

Our focus is safety, efficacy, and patient-centric care when providing access to superior stem cell therapy.

We utilize only board certified surgeons, physicians and accredited clinicians to provide care for patients.

Laboratory protocols are developed and refined by our PhD Neuroscientist.

A clinical team with expertise in practicing cellular based medicine.

Accredited Surgical Centers for enhanced procedural and patient safety

Targeted administration methods that direct stem cells toward specific

Skilled Patient Advocates who are trained to provide truthful, realistic expectations resulting from stem cell therapy. We do not make outlandish promises of cures or inaccurate claims related to improvement rates.

FAQ

Unfortunately, not at this time. We are only providing access to stem cell therapy for Type 2 Diabetes. To date there is not enough research or clinical evidence to support the use of adult stem cell therapy as an effective therapy option for patients with type 1 diabetes. However, this may change with future advances so please return for updates on this matter.

It is important for patients and caregivers to understand that current therapies, including stem cell treatment, does not provide a cure for type 2 diabetes. However, TruStem Cell Therapy does have the potential to improve a patients quality of life by reducing symptoms and complications related to type 2 diabetes as well as slowing its progression.

The FDA has not approved stem cell therapy for type 2 diabetes. As noted above, studies have demonstrated the safety and efficacy of stem cell therapy for this condition but additional studies are needed before FDA approval can be secured.

It is possible through these treatments, to improve a patients quality of lifebyminimizing disease relatedsymptoms and complications. For Type II Diabetes patients, it is possible to see improvements in any one ormultipledisease related complications such as: stabilization of blood sugar levels, lower blood sugar levels, frequent urination, fatigue, poor wound healing, etc If you have questions regarding how these treatments may help you, please contact one of our Patient Advocates to learn more.

It is difficult to predict the timeline of a patients response. Every patient responds differently to treatment. It could take weeks to months for the stem cells to provide noticeable results.

Typically patients will experience some level of soreness and bruising lasting roughly a week as a result of the mini-liposuction procedure. Additional complications have not been observed. Over a hundred studies and clinical trials have demonstrated the safety and minimal side-effect profile of stem cell therapy.

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