Etiqueta: autism
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Stem Cell Treatments for Autism 3-year update from Millie Jimenez
Millie Jimenez gives an update on her twin boys’ (Angelo and Anthony) improvements since their first umbilical cord stem cell treatments at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama almost 3 years ago. «Now, it’s just been amazing. I’ve been able to get a job again and get my life back. They are easier to take…
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Stem Cell Therapy for Autism – Amazing QEEG Results of Kenneth Kelley!
Original Post by Marty Kelley, Kenneth’s mother on July 18, 2013 This is Kenneth’s QEEG scans from 2007, two years before adult stem cells, and 2013 after six adult [uman umbilical cord] stem cell treatments. These are huge improvements. Dr. {Sandlin) Lowe said that the 2007 scan looks like borderline seizures and would indicate that…
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Stem cell treatments for autism: Kenneth Kelley
May 2013 – Update from April 2013 treatment «I don’t know what is going on, but we are already seeing changes with Ken almost as much as our first stem cell treatment in 2009! I never expected this at this point in treatment!! Ken is so calm, this is fantastic, as two treatments ago, his…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: Victoria
It must be the stem cells… Victoria explains the remarkable progress her son has made since undergoing stem cell therapy for autism in Panama at the Stem Cell Institute. He no longer needs to be placed into outside care. All of the professionals who care for him agree that “it must be the stem cells”.…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: Millie Jimenez
Millie Jimenez discusses her twin boys’ improvements after they both underwent stem cell therapy for autism at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. One of the boys, who was non-verbal prior to treatment is now speaking in English and Spanish. The other has stopped stimming and both are now making a «more affectionate»…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: Juliana Ubinas
Juliana discussed the improvements her daughter has made over the past year and a half after undergoing 2 stem cell clinical protocols at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. «The changes have been extremely positive and obvious. After my daughter’s first treatment in January 2010, her tantrums diminished. She could transition from one…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: Emma
Visit Emmas blog at www.EmmasHopeBook.com A year ago tomorrow, when I began this blog, we had just returned from Costa Rica where we took Emma for her first stem cell treatment. We were filled with anticipation, fear and excitement, alternating between fantasies of miraculous recovery and tremendous uncertainty and worry. Like most things in life,…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: Joseph Lowenstein
From Joseph’s mother: I just want to share why Joey is an important part of our Jewish Community. Joey was our 10th man today and he allowed us to read from the torah. Joey sat nicely in the last row [there are only 4 rows] through out the service. We called Yosef up for the…
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Stem cell therapy for autism: James Wagner
My son James developed severe autistic symptomatology one month prior to his sixth birthday. The anguish and pain we felt as our family watched him disappear into the abyss of thoughtlessness is indescribable. All of the Physicians agreed that his regression was an autoimmune phenomenon. They counseled us on accepting James’ circumstance. We accepted what…
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Clinical advances in adult stem cell therapy: Dr. Jorge Paz Rodriguez (Miami)
Current treatments with Adipose-, Bone Marrow- and Cord Blood-derived stem cells. Autism, Spinal Cord Injury, Heart Failure, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis treatments are outlined. Dr. Paz is the Medical Director of the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. He is U.S. Medical Board certified in Internal Medicine.