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Pluripotent stem cells and exosomes are a leading-edge biologic medicine therapy. At Stemaid, we value research and developing quality information about this innovative area in regenerative medicine. Feel free to explore our blog series of articles we continually develop. We are here to inform you and your doctors about the efficacy, safety and application of the youngest and most potent stem cell therapy in the world.
Skin Cancer: Treatment with Plurisomes
Sunshine is so healthy for us, yet we all know it can cause damage to the skin and even lead to cancerous lesions to show up on especially sensitive skin.…
Read MoreTwo Strokes Back to Back - How Pluripotent Stem Cells Helped
Jeff couldn't walk 9 feet without extreme fatigue and pain when he arrived at Stemaid Institute.…
Read MoreIs Ovarian Rejuvenation Possible?
Hope for women diagnosed with primary ovarian insufficiency (POI)…
Read MoreMultiple Sclerosis: How Stem Cells May Help
If you have or know someone who has multiple sclerosis, you understand how painful of a disease it is. Multiple sclerosis attacks a patient’s body through their myelin sheath, a layer that forms around nerves in the brain and spinal cord, that over time causes nerve deterioration and often permanent damage to the nerves.…
Read MoreStem Cell Therapy: How It Benefits You
Pluripotent stem cell therapy is transforming the field of medicine and its use is rapidly growing. …
Read MoreLiving With Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition that is attributed to the damaging of your nervous system.…
Read MoreHow Lyme Disease Affects Your Qualilty of Life
Lyme disease is a condition that is carried by infected black-legged deer ticks.…
Read MoreCombatting Dementia With Pluripotent Stem Cell Therapy
About 50 million people globally live with dementia, with the estimated global cost of care being US$818 billion, according to a 2017 study by the National Institute of Health.…
Read MoreFighting Heart Disease with Stem Cells
With increasingly sedentary lifestyles, food additives that clog arteries, and an overall increase in stress levels, heart disease has become extremely prevalent in recent decades. The National Institute of Health estimates that around 92 million Americans have some form of heart disease and that number is showing signs of increasing in the future.…
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