Stem Cell Treatment Types

Advanced Stem Cell Therapy and Treatments

At The Stem Cell Treatment Institute we believe that by understanding how our body uses Stem Cells and using this knowledge to create advanced Stem Cell Treatments most all disease can be treated, life quality can be improved and life expectancy can be extended.

We offer many Stem Cell Therapies and Cancer RetroVirus Stem Cell Treatments now, and the list is growing!

With expanded, manipulated, and activated stem cells we can provide better results than with early non-manipulated stem cell applications.

Expansion, Manipulation and Activation of the stem cells is the key to eliminating disease. All this is done in a nearby lab, where care is taken to coordinate transportation and timing in order to retain the cells quality and viability. Experience has taught us that these expanded and activated cells provide superior results, and cell recovery has been found to occur much faster than with non-manipulated stem cell applications.

Stem Cell Cancer Vaccine

What is a Cancer Vaccine?
Because cancer is a mutation of the patient's own cells each cancer has a unique DNA signature. Each cancer vaccine is patient specific and is used as a treatment for their cancer, attacking the existing disease and setting up defenses to prevent it from coming back.

The cancer vaccine is a process used to teach your body to attack the cancer, at the tumor, anywhere else it is in the body now, and set up protection in case it tries to come back.

How do we do this?
First we remove cancer cells and stem cells from the patient. We then use the cancer cells to program the stem cells and turn them into immune system cells specifically programed against your cancer.
By returning these educated cells back to the body the body's immune system is educated by the process and responds by eliminating the targeted cancer at the tumor and other locations the cancer may have spread to called metastases.
Several companies are currently preparing Investigational New Drug (IND) applications to submit to the FDA in order to begin US-based clinical trials of this process.