What could I do with cerebral palsy? Maybe you asked the same question, this
story may tell you the answer.
Recently, a young man of 27 years old became famous in our center, because he
abandoned his crutch that is with him for 10 years, and walked out of our center
himself. The man is named Xiao Tao, a cerebral palsy patient.
A strong boy with a hard crutch
Xiao Tao was affected with cerebral palsy when he was born due to
leukodystrophy caused by oxygen loss supply to brain. Cerebral palsy made him
feel stiffed and restricted movements with his limbs, especially in his lower
limbs, that he couldn’t walk by himself. Besides, cerebral palsy affected his
growth that he is smaller than common people. The most attractive place in him
is his crutch, or we can call it a stick, his “legs” in the past 10 years. It’s
smooth but hard.
Looking for cure
What could I do with cerebral palsy? Xiao Tao was always asking himself. Xiao
Tao is just like his stick, warm-hearted and strong. Although he had cerebral
palsy, he never gave up his life and treatment. He learnt computer by himself,
and make money by his techniques. Meanwhile, he had been looking for the
effective treatment for cerebral palsy that brought him the nightmare of
disability. He wanted to drop his crutch forever. However through years’
treatment, he was disappointed. He received many treatments, including
myotendolysis, but it indicated little effect for his nerves, muscles and bones
of lower limbs.
Light of life
What could I do with cerebral palsy? In 2013, he found the answer, because he
noticed that stem cell transplantation showed good effect for cerebral palsy,
and stem cell center is the best in this field in China. He didn’t move at once,
but checked lots of information and cases about stem cell treatment for cerebral
palsy in our center. At last, he decided to receive stem cell treatment, because
he was confident with it through the understanding of stem cells.
Only 20 days’ treatment, he felt miracle happened to him, because he could
walk by himself without the crutch. Seeing these improvements, his mother cried
with smile.
Xiao Tao told his mother that he would never need the crutch any more, and in
the future he would be his mother’s “crutch”.
What could I do with cerebral palsy? stem cell transplantation is the best
option in the world. want more, feel free to contact us at stemcellprc@gmail.com.
Background:
Stem cell treatment for SCI has brought hope of life for Li Ning, a strong and handsome boy, 30 years old. An unexpected car
accident made him high-level quadriplegia that although he survived the spinal
cord injury, he had to suffer from the complete loss of sensory function in both
his lower limbs except moving his shoulders and gatism.
When they heard of stem cell center and made a detailed investigation, they
decided to receive stem cell treatment for SCI. through one course of SCT
treatment, Li Ning was improved significantly, and his families were grateful so
much.
This is a letter from Li Ning’s elder sister:
June, 7th, 2011.
Distinguished Prof. An:
I am Li Ning’s elder sister, who got car crash and operated in the Second
Auxiliary hospital of Harbin Medical University. He was diagnosed as spinal cord
transverse injury at C5—C6, resulting in high-level quadriplegia.
In December, 3rd, 2011, we came to stem cell center for stem cell treatment
for SCI.
Staff and doctors were so responsible and kind to take care of my brother,
and arranged our operation. Only less than a month, we finished treatment and
went back home.
Now I am writing to you to tell you good news that my brother is getting
improved miraculously. He can lift up both his hands above his head at the same
time, and he had strength in his waist. The best is that he can feel pain in his
legs and feet. He can feel his defecation and urine. We can see the hope for him
to stand up again. We appreciate so much about stem cell treatment for SCI.
Now we are planning to make the second course of stem cell treatment, and we
have to ask help from your stem cell center, because we really have no more
money to proceed due to the years’ treatment. We heard of that you have a love
fund for poor families. We sincerely request for application of love fund.
Yours, faithfully
Best wishes
This is only one of many cases. We have funded many families which have no
enough money to carry out the following treatment. This is why they appreciate
stem cell treatment for SCI and our stem cell center. We are famous not only
because of high curative rate but also because of good reputation.
Contact us at stemcellprc@gmail.com
What’s MND
Motor neuron disease (MND) is a serious and incurable condition of
progressive neurodegeneration. How to treat MND is a difficult and important
research topic of current medical field in the world.
Risks of MND
Motor neuron disease occurs when specialist nerve cells in the brain and
spinal cord called motor neurons stop working properly. Motor neurons control
important muscle activity of human body, such as: gripping, walking, speaking,
swallowing, and breathing. People with MND will lose their activity function
gradually, until their breathing, swallowing and gastrointestinal motility
function loss, due to progressive function loss of the motor neurons in the
spine and brain over time.
Stem cell transplantation treatment for MND
How to treat MND? Stem cell transplantation can be the best therapy for MND
currently in the world. In the case of MND, motor neurons are affected. Stem
cells aim to fix and replace the affected and impaired motor neurons, and
secrete nerve growth factors (NGF) that promote the improvement of nerve
function. Stem cell is no doubt the best answer for how to treat MND.
Stem Cell Center
Stem cell center is the most cutting-edge and professional stem cell research
and treatment institute. In the past 10 years, we have already treated many
people with MND and significantly lengthen their life expectancy and improve
their life qualities.
Clinical case:
Name: Vladimir
Age: 59
Diagnosis: motor neuron disease (MND)
Nationality: Russia
He had weakness of right hands with no obvious incentive and then progressed
to the right limbs. Then he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. In
March, 2012 he received the first course of stem cell transplantation treatment
in our center, and then improved well. After SCT treatment, he felt improve well
with his hands strength, and he could grasp cup and walk alone, speak and
express his idea clearly. He was surprised at these improvements, and decided to
make another after half a year.
How to treat MND? Maybe there is no cure for MND, stem cell treatment brings
hope for these patients. With the remarkable effect of many successful cases,
it’s thought to be the potential cure for MND. Find more, contact us at stemcellprc@gmail.com.
Hereditary spastic paraplegia (HSP) is a degenerative disease of nervous
system. How to manage the HSP? Now we are talking about this topic.
I. Goal for the Treatment of HSP
The goal for the treatment of HSP is to relieve the high muscle tone, improve
the motor dysfunction, inhibit the progression and prevent the relevant
complications.
II. Clinical manifestation:
HSP occurs most often in childhood and puberty, and other ages are also
available. Male is more likely to be affected. Usually people have positive
hereditary history for this disease.
How to manage the HSP? People with HSP will suffer from a progressive spastic
myasthenia in both their lower limbs, high muscle tone, sthenic tendon reflex
activity, knee and ankle clonus, X-walk and so on. The complications may include
optic atrophy, pigmentary degeneration of retina, extrapyramidal system
symptoms, cerebellar ataxia, disturbance of sensation, mental retardation,
epicophosis (deaf), amyotrophia, autonomic nervous dysfunction. Talipes may
occur as well.
III. Auxiliary examination:
How to manage the HSP? Some indicators may show the category and severity of
the disease, which provides enough information for the further treatment.
1. SEP (Somatosensory Evoked Potential)
SEP shows nerve fiber and corticospinal tract conduction velocity decreases
in lower limbs of HSP patients.
2. EMG (electromyogram)
Denervation change may be found in these HSP patients, but peripheral nerve
conduction velocity keeps normal.
3. MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
Usually the MRI shows normal in the brain. But for some special cases, people
may show cerebral atrophy, cerebellar atrophy or amyelotrophy (spinal cord
atrophy) in their cervical and thoracic vertebra.
IV. Treatment for HSP:
How to manage the HSP? In clinic, Stem Cell Transplantation treatment for HSP turns out much better
effect than conventional therapies, especially for these who were found
earlier.
1. Conventional therapies
Currently, there is no effective treatment for HSP, and conventional
therapies include drugs, surgery to lengthen heel tendon, massage, physio,
acupuncture and moxibustion and so on. There therapies can improve the spasm and
motor dysfunction, but can’t cure the disease fundamentally.
2. SCT treatment for HSP
How to manage the HSP? Stem cell transplantation (SCT) treatment for HSP
shows good effect in clinic. Stem cell can not only fix and replace the impaired
nerves and rebuild the neural circuit, but also secrete cell growth factors
which will activate and nourish the impaired nerve factors.
In stem cell center, we have already treated more than 7,000 patients with
cerebral palsy, cerebellar ataxia and cerebellar atrophy, and the effective rate
is more than 86.9%.
How to manage the HSP? SCT treatment turns out a potential cure for HSP in
clinic, find more details, contact us at stemcellprc@gmail.com.
Patient Name: Xiao Tao
Gender: male
Age: 27
Stem Cell Transplantation treatment for cerebral palsy turns out more
effective for people who is younger and found earlier with the disease. However
it also shows good effect for adults, especially for the motor dysfunction
caused by CP. The below story is an excellent example to prove it.
Xiao Tao was affected with cerebral palsy when he was born due to
hypoxic-ischemic (lack of blood and oxygen supply). Fortunately, he has a normal
intelligence level, however he had severe motor dysfunction caused by CP,
including:
1. There was high muscular tone in both his lower limbs, which lead to toe
walking and disability to bend and separate for two legs.
2. He was lacks of strength in his waist, which made he couldn’t walk
discordantly. He had to walk with brace.
3. Walk slowly and for short distance.
In 2011, Xiao Tao came to our stem cell center and received twice Lumbar
Puncture Stem Cell Transplantation treatment for cerebral palsy, and once
Stereotactic Brain Injection Stem Cell Transplantation treatment.
Actually, he didn’t expect too much about SCT treatment, because anyway he is
too old to receive the best effect. However the effect is beyond his expectation
that SCT made him improved significantly with his symptoms, including:
1. His high muscular tone in both his lower limbs is relieved, which allowed
him to walk normally without a toe walking and his heel touch the land when
walking.
2. His waist strength increased, and he could walk without a brace in
coordination.
3. He could walk speedier and for longer distance.
Through the obvious improvement, Xiao Tao became more confident with Stem
Cell Transplantation treatment for cerebral palsy, he decided to make another
SCT treatment half year later for a better recovery.
If you want more, please feel free to contact us at stemcellprc@gmail.com.
Name: Allen
Gender: boy
Age: 1 year and 6 months
Stem cell treatment for cerebral palsy turns out effective and safe, the
following case may be an excellent example to prove it.
Allen is a lovely boy, our staff in the center and his families love him so
much. When the boy first came to our center, he was diagnosed with
“hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy”, namely cerebral palsy.
He experienced much suffering in the world before he knows the world. He was
born when he was 28 weeks, and showed many abnormal symptoms, including:
1. poor reaction capacity, and apathy expression
2. only can pronounce “dad, hug”, never say “mum”
3. high muscle tone in his upper limbs, poor flexibility and lack of strength
with both his hands;
4. High muscle tone in his lower limbs and his legs are hard to separate. He
could only slowly and clumsily turn over.
In January, 2006, Allen received his first course of stem cell treatment for
cerebral palsy and it turned out a success.
1. His reaction capacity increased, and he could express his mood by more
expressions.
2. He could pronounce clearly and consciously “walk, good, drink, this and
mum”.
3. The high muscle tone in his upper limbs decreased, and the flexibility of
both his hands increased. He could clap his hands powerfully.
4. The high muscle tone in his upper limbs decreased, and his legs become
easier to separate. He could more flexibly turn over.
The above improvements made his families so excited, especially for his
mother. When he first heard his son calling mum, she could help sobbing.
After more than 1 year’s recovery, his mother decided to make the second
course of stem cell treatment for cerebral palsy and expect better improvements.
It turned out another great success, Allen’s condition are getting better and
better.
1. Speech dysfunction is significantly improved, from monosyllable to
disyllable.
2. Motor function. The flexibility of both his hands increased, which allowed
him open the toy car’s door. His coordinate ability increased, which made him
sleep on one side and he never did this before. The high muscle tone decreased
and strength in waist increased, which supported him creep or turn over
freely.
3. Sleeping quality increased.
4. Intelligence level is improved. He could express his thinking and have a
good imitation ability.
This is only one of the successful cases for stem cell treatment for cerebral
palsy. If you need help for CP or ask more treatment information and cases,
please feel free to contact us at E-mail: stemcellprc@gmail.com. Wish you keep
healthy.
Patient name: Chen
Gender: male
Age: 55
"I have much better control of my urine and defecation" Mr. Chen looks so
relieved with his improvements after his stem cell treatment for spinal cord
injury when we made this interview.
He was suffered from cervical injury (C6-C7) of surgical cord injury (SCI) in
a car accident in fall of 2004. He underwent CT-guided stem cell transplantation
twice and lumbar puncture transplantation once during his treatment in our
center in June 2007 when is 3 years after his SCI.
The following is the comparison for Mr. Chen before and after his stem cell
treatment for spinal cord injury.
Before stem cell treatment:
1. Ability to sit without any help
2. Poor control in waist strength
3. Sensation of pain and warmth level is 2 cm above the nipple
4. Sense of touch is present all over the body
5. Numbness in his hands while sleeping
6. Obvious perspiration dysfunction in his right limbs and his right chest
and back
7. No sweating below his waist
8. Poor motor function of both lower limbs
9. Inability to stand by himself, let alone walking
10. Inability to reach the back (he could not scratch his back by
himself)
11. Ability to feel bowel and bladder, with dry stool and frequent urination
(250-300ml each time)
After stem cell treatment:
1. No numbness in two hands while sleeping
2. Improved perspiration function in his right limbs and his right thoracic
dorsal
3. Sweating level lowered from waist to bottom
4. Normalized skin temperature of lower limbs including the feet
5. Ability to walk for at least 10 minutes with the help of walking aid
6. Significantly increased muscular strength when he is standing up and
standing
7. Better sensation ability (feeling of pain) in bottom and lower limbs, e.g.
he can feel pain during muscular and intravenous injections
8. Increased ability to control urination and stool softening
9. Normalized urination with 350-450ml each time
His family and he are happy and grateful to these improvements brought by
stem cell treatment for spinal cord injury. They want to share their happiness
and experience to everyone who are suffering from SCI. Bless him.
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