mesenchymal stem cell transplantation

[Guest guest]

Some of you may have heard Dr. Centeno's presentation at the

International Whiplash Symposium in 2006, in which he described using

mesenchymal stem cells (from the ilium), exposed to mature

chondrocytes, cultured, and injected into arthritic joints. I have

been interested in the therapy for selfish reasons due to wear and

tear on my knees. I recently e-mailed him to see what the long term

results have been and was surprised that the treatment seems to be

taking off. Here is the website so that we can have more info for

options for our patients.

www.regenexx.com

Cheers.

[Guest guest]

Dr. Snell:

Thanks for the link. Although not as tissue-focused as Chris' method, I

sent an earlier post to the group (with a link to a video),

about globally stimulating your body to release its own adult stem

cells from the bone marrow by taking Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, a

compound derived from the blue-green algae found in Klammath Lake in

southern Oregon. Like I'm seeing some amazing results in people

using this product.

Lyndon McGill, D.C.

The Spine Clinic, Inc.

Salem, Oregon

www.salemspineclinic.com

drpsnell wrote:

Some of you may have heard Dr. Centeno's presentation at the

International Whiplash Symposium in 2006, in which he described using

mesenchymal stem cells (from the ilium), exposed to mature

chondrocytes, cultured, and injected into arthritic joints. I have

been interested in the therapy for selfish reasons due to wear and

tear on my knees. I recently e-mailed him to see what the long term

results have been and was surprised that the treatment seems to be

taking off. Here is the website so that we can have more info for

options for our patients.

www.regenexx.com

Cheers.