In Mexico it’s about $3000 for 100 million cells IV. Hip shoulders knee $3000 also for 25 or 50 million stem cells.

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately we've heard so many various stories on Mexico. Some people love the clinic they go to but some have had horrible experiences. The patients we get DO NOT want to go to Mexico. They don't want to the stress or worry of traveling through Mexico, they don't like the lack of accountability, they prefer us cause they can call pretty much anytime and talk to us for a follow-up. I've treated a lot of patients that went to Mexico and got zero results. As I've learned from them, "you get what you pay for". And cheaper isn't always better even though we try our best to accommodate price matching, many feel it's worth it to spend more on a better quality of care.

@kevinbuda7087

Жыл бұрын

@@InnateHealthcareInstitute i dont believe you. you are useing scare tactics.- a mbiguous answers. cryo out or ucla. how many have survived? you simply do not know. there is one clinic in puerta vallarta that stands out and is competition to that guy in panama. you want the big money yet provide a diluted version. shame on you for selling an inferior product.

@ep_got_the_sauce

8 ай бұрын

Any recommendations. I have back, neck, and hip problems.

@Truth1000.

4 ай бұрын

@@ep_got_the_sauce Get stemcells at a great plave

In this video given the title, I think it would have been helpful to give some examples of the cost at your clinic for different procedures. Such as a knee repair, a shoulder repair, how many MSCs were used in these two examples and subsequent total cost. If one is having a systemic IV with 150 million MSCs how much would that cost, or generally what the cost is per 100 million MSCs used, an example would be an IV of MSCs, and the injection of 50 million in each knee, how much would that cost for 200 million MSCs.. I would like to know what "ballpark" figure of dollars it might cost me for a treatment.

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

7 ай бұрын

That's a tough one cause we're not really supposed to be publicizing much due to the F D A considering even advertising as a "messy" area. So our healthcare lawyers recommend not having things like stem cell treatments or their prices anywhere. HOWEVER, what's said in confidentiality and privacy of a consultation, phone call, email etc is different. So we only discuss prices with whatever services with the actual patient. While the F D A has no jurisdiction over our independent medical judgment, it can bust us for advertising treatments that are not FDA approved. Furthermore while there are some general dosage guidelines it's best to actually talk to the doctor that does this, almost daily, and will have a better idea of what each individual should do or not do. So if you're genuinely interested I'd just call our clinic and ask :)

@neilmcmanus3727

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for the response and explanation, I understand. I've been waiting till this holiday season, especially Christmas, is past, into the new 2024 year. I'll work on an extensive email of personal information, medical history timeline, protocols that I have read about, and proposed treatment by two different clinics I have contacted with, and/or interacted with. After sending your office the information then I would like to call and have an indepth conversation with regard to what the physician thinks would be an appropriate beneficial treatment regime. I am concerned with my health going forward and feel that a solid treatment with umbilical cord MSCs would be the most beneficial course to take. After your office reviews my cancer medical journey timeline from 2014 to today; I think you will understand my desire for MSCs. @@InnateHealthcareInstitute

Good work Dr. Travis. What is the name of your lab?

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Can, thank! Our lab is Innate Healthcare Institute. We don't purchase our stem cells from an outside source, we make them at our own private lab.

can you make a video about why so many doctors in the US blow off stem cell therapies?

Ues please make a vidoe on questions we should ask.

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

Жыл бұрын

That's a great idea!

One nagging question of mine, that seems to have many different answers, it is how long do the actual MSCs introduced via IV, or IM remain viable in the system ? I have read/heard 4hours via IV, 3 days IV, 2 weeks IV, 2 to 4 months IV, 10 months IV, captured in the micro-capillaries of the lungs where the immune system eventually "takes them out". If administered IM locally they can be detected up to 29 days. I continue to search, ask different clinics, and read articles that address this subject. Would like to know what you think about this Dr. Whitney.,

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

6 ай бұрын

We've read different theories as well. It'll likely be different in each individual. What is constant is IM staying longer then IV but IV "working" faster. We've administered vasodilators IV in an attempt to bypass the lungs.

I just had my 2nd stem sell shots in my sholders, the first lasted 3 years, is this normal amount of time, it cost me $2500 for a shot in each sholder, I been doing a little research and there are other things available and insurance will pay for it. Question is is it only supposed to last for a little while

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

8 ай бұрын

Depends on the cell type, dose, administration, etc. 3 years is great, depending on the severity of you're injury. It's certainly not supposed to last forever after a single injection. The future most likely holds the possibility of people getting yearly injections to make sure their joints degenerate as little as possible with aging or injuries.

I would like to do nasal stem cell therapy. How would you use it for people with arachnoiditis.

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

7 ай бұрын

Intranasal, IV and local injections would be a good alternative for arachnoiditis over intrathecal.

Hi doctor do you treat people with auto immune disease called anca vasculitis? . It has done damage to my vital organs like lungs and kidneys ?

@traviswhitney8482

2 жыл бұрын

ANCA vasculitis would be a great option for MSC therapy. MSCs are very good at balancing the bodies immune system in autoimmune diseases.

@mikeg1772

2 жыл бұрын

@@traviswhitney8482 I was wondering will the msc therapy heal any of the damage done to my organs like my kidneys ?

Hi sir my idia in daibatic stem cell capsule

Whether stem cells can be used to treat lumbar disc herniation

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

7 ай бұрын

Yes, stem cells from various sources are an option for lumbar disc herniations

@wiroku212

3 ай бұрын

For treatment disc bulging hnp l5s1 the cost tq?

Will this help for arachnoiditis?

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

8 ай бұрын

It is possible, yes.

I’m in need to try stem cells for hearing loss coupled with severe tinnitus but no clinic I call is willing to inject directly through the tympanic membrane (eardrum) into the middle (and hopefully inner) ear. If anyone has any pointers please let me know. Thanks 🙏 so much. Joey

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

Жыл бұрын

We haven't injected directly into the TM but have done an intranasal approach, which targets a bundle of nerves that run up to the cranial nerves and brain, in addition to administering exosomes dropped onto the TM. So far he's noticed some mild improvements in the tinnitus, along with some other cognitive benefits. He has lowered his sound machine at night. Doesn't need it as loud to help drown the ringing in ears. Isn't noticing ringing in his ears as he did before, every minute was a constant reminder.

@joeylodes

Жыл бұрын

@@InnateHealthcareInstitute thank you for the reply Doc , I will be reaching out to your office. Thank you.

Doc I wud wish my autistic son to try yo treatment. Hw do I get to u. Am frm uganda, east Africa.

@traviswhitney8482

2 жыл бұрын

We are located in Phoenix, AZ. In the United States.

Poor woman like me can't afford a stem cells therapy but I really want it.. it because I have a Malignant cancer.. and other illnesses.. poor people cannot afford

Some stem cells clinics are not legit. How to tell if you’re going to a legit stem cell clinic.

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

7 ай бұрын

Reputation, Google reviews, word-of-mouth, transparency, gut feeling after talking with them. If you're concerned about the legitimacy of if they're using live cells or not ask for some sort of verification of cell viability (if you know what to look for).

@joellabrie-ki9bk

6 ай бұрын

What is R3 stem cell therapy?

@InnateHealthcareInstitute

6 ай бұрын

@@joellabrie-ki9bk It looks like R3 is a company providing biological product services.

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