Regenecell product and procedure

This article was commissioned by Regenecell Pty Ltd, to supplement the current anecdotal data on stem cell therapy. For additional information, contact: info@regenecell.com

Regenecell procures its human umbilical cord stem cells from a laboratory that utilises the most modern methods of stem cell production in that the facility must be GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) approved. This means that it has to have an international accreditation recognised by first-world medical authorities like the FDA. Quality cannot be compromised when injecting biological preparations into human beings so production occurs in a sterile environment free of infections and contaminants. The cells are ordered specifically for each patient and production takes a minimum of 4 weeks before they can be packaged into vials, frozen in liquid nitrogen and sent to our storage facility where they are stored prior to each patient's arrival.

The procedure, amount and type of stem cell for stem cell therapy differs between disease types according to the following factors:

» System affected (neurological - multiple sclerosis, cardiac - cardiac failure, etc.)
» Immune system involvement (Rheumatoid arthritis)
» Age of the patient
» Weight of the patient
» Allergies
» Medication
» Clotting profile

Generally stem cell therapy will last 5 days and will look something like this:
» Day 1: stem cell growth factor injection intravenous
» Day 2: mesenchymal stem cells + stem cell growth factors intravenous
» Day 3: CD34+ stem cells intrathecal/intravenous/intracardiac
and mesenchymal stem cells + stem cell growth factors intravenous
» Day 4: CD34+ stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells + stem cell growth factors intravenous
» Day 5: stem cell growth factor injection intravenous

The stem cell growth factors are given to ensure three very important processes, which are essential to the success of your stem cell therapy and is unique to Regenecell. These are:

» The extrusion of your own stem cells out of your bone marrow.
» The prevention of our stem cells from entering, and yours from re-entering, your bone marrow where they are stored and not utilised.
» The colonisation of affected tissue by the umbilical stem cells and your own stem cells.

By utilising this process we literally flood your body with stem cells for 5 days and this prolonged exposure of your organs to the increased amount of stem cells provides the benefit that we see so often in our stem cell therapy.

The procedure only takes 1-2 hours per day and involves the simple administration of stem cells and stem cell growth factors via an intravenous line. The cardiac and central nervous system procedures take longer and necessitate an overnight stay in hospital.

This process has been shown to be extremely safe in all ages and our patients have never experienced any adverse events. The only discomfort is being away from home and the daily jab of a needle, which for most, is minor.