Disorders
We specialize in treating a wide range of conditions, including arthritis, joint injuries, autoimmune diseases, and neurological disorders, using cutting-edge stem cell therapy.
The Comprehensive List of Disorders
that can be treated with stem cell therapy are listed here.
Autistic Spectrum Disorders
How Stem Cell IV Therapy Helps Manage Autism Symptoms?
Autism spectrum disorder is a complex condition that has no single cause or catalyst. Instead, scientists believe that ASD is caused by a range or mixture of hereditary genetics and environmental factors. Cases of ASD can occur spontaneously, as genetics may not actually cause Autism, instead they may greatly increase the risk of its development or contribute to it.
- Genetics – Several different genes appear to be involved in autism spectrum disorder, such as Rett syndrome or fragile X syndrome. Other genes may affect brain development, brain cell communication, or may determine the severity of symptoms.
- Environmental factors – such as viral infections, medications or complications during pregnancy, or air pollutants play a role in triggering autism spectrum disorder.
The team of experts at Cords of Revitalization specializes in the use of stem cell IV therapy to manage the symptoms of a wide range of musculoskeletal, digestive, and neurological conditions. Stem cell therapy is an excellent alternative to traditional methods that have failed to help patients manage or subside symptoms.
Cause of Autism Spectrum Disorder
While the cause of ASD is yet to be determined, studies and clinical trials have shown many factors that may contribute to ASD’s development, such as:
- Decreased blood flow in the brain due to genetic mutations
- Dysregulation of the immune system
- Weak functional connectivity between neurons
- Exposure to harmful antibodies during pregnancy
The combination of the factors listed above, possible in tandem with hereditary genes, may result in irregularities, mutations, or impaired brain function. These irregularities can serve as the catalyst for ASD and its related symptoms.
Stem cells have the ability to differentiate into one of the primary cell types, repairing or replacing adjacent cells. This regenerating effect can greatly improve your body’s ability to repair damaged brain tissue as well.
How Stem Cell Therapy Helps Repair Cells
Stem cells can help to repair the affected neural tissue at the molecular, structural, and functional levels. They have shown their ability to influence the neuropathology of ASD due to their unique regulatory functions that are capable of regulating cell differentiation, tissue and organ repair, and anti‐inflammatory responses.
Stem Cell Therapy For Kids With Autism
Researchers working with stem cell therapy have shown that these cells are also useful in treating ASD symptoms.
Reduce Neural Inflammation
Stem cells are unprogrammed cells that can replace damaged cells in your body that don’t function properly. Inflammation of neurons in the brain is one of the primary causes of symptoms of autism spectrum disorder and numerous studies and journals have shown that stem cells (mesenchymal cells or MSCs) can reduce inflammation and ease ASD symptoms.
Cellular Regeneration
Furthermore, replacing the damaged neurons and other body tissues with healthy ones can stimulate the immune system and encourage optimal neural function, reducing the symptoms of autism.
This groundbreaking study, conducted in 2014 by Dr. Joanne Kurtzberg, highlights the safety and efficacy of stem cell therapy for autism symptom management. Participants in the study showed and maintained significant verbal, social, and behavioral improvements 12 months after their therapy sessions. The researchers equated these observed changes with normal childhood development.
Stem Cell IV Therapy for Autism Symptom Management in Mexicali, Mexico
If you have questions about stem cell IV therapy and our autism symptom management program, reach out to the specialists at Cords of Revitalization for more information. Our team is standing by to take your call and is happy to address any concerns you may have! Call our offices to speak with a representative or schedule a consultation online today!
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