In this video, Neil Riordan, P.A., Ph.D., presents on the types of stem cells used for treatment at Stem Cell Institute Panama and what makes them different from other stem cell clinics.

Dr. Hyman speaks with Dr. William Li about the things that both enhance, and impair, our body’s regenerative abilities, including our diet.

Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), is a fatal neurodegenerative disorder for which there is no official treatment. However, in 2009 researchers reported on a group of patients with ALS and how they responded to being treated with stem cells. The majority of them did unbelievably well. And now, another study is again showing promise with stem cells.

There are many products advertised in the USA for regenerative medicine. Given the current regulatory situation of a deferred enforcement period for most Human Cellular and Tissue Products (HCT/P) in the USA, there has been some confusion as to which products are permissible and which are not. Learn about the categories and regulations.

Stem cells can address orthopedic issues. However, stem cells have a much broader reach in treating additional health issues. The Stem Cell Institute in Panama is a leader in protocols and research.

A4M curated a program that highlights the ways in which practicing clinicians and thought-leaders are changing the field of modern medicine. Presentations during the conference concentrated on Longevity, Fasting, Regenerative Medicine, Medical Cannabis, Anti-Aging, The Brain, Individualized Patient Care, Mitochondrial Function, 3D Printing and Medicine, Stress, Cardiovascular Health, and Cancer Prevention and Treatment.

Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine & Health Sciences team opened the new Neil Riordan Center for Regenerative Medicine in November 2018. This affiliation between SCNM and Neil H. Riordan, P.A., Ph.D., a research leader in stem cell therapy, accelerates the development of this safe and innovative option for the treatment of acute and chronic pain.

From industry leaders, sport stars, and Hollywood icons to thousands of everyday, ordinary people, patients are experiencing health transformations with stem cells that mainstream medicine was unable to achieve. Many of them had lost all hope. These are their stories.

With the help of stem cells, hyperbaric oxygen, glutathione and life style changes, patients with Parkinson's can often slow disease progression, improve function, and enhance overall health.

Stem cell therapy is the most promising and versatile treatment in medicine today. These unique cells have the ability to differentiate, or change into several cell types and help regenerate and repair diseased or damaged areas of the body. New technologies, which make it possible to use patients’ own stem cells, eliminate all ethical and safety concerns and have opened the door to widespread use.

Can allogeneic stem cells help patients suffering from Lupus? Dr. Neil Riordan reports on the work of Dr. Sun at Nanjing (China) University Medical School who found significant improvement and survival using stem cells.

Today the discovery of the body's own repair and regeneration system – autologous adult stem cells – represents an incredible discovery. However, the FDA is keeping this life saving treatment, which is being used in many other countries around the world, from the American public. Read about how this has happened, what can be done, and the incredible savings it would bring to the healthcare system.

Dr. Centeno reports success with stem cell injections as a viable alternative to surgery for many orthopedic patients.

The Texas Medical Board (TMB) voted 11-4 on April 13, 2012 to pass a new rule (Chapter 198) that allows physicians to use stem cells under the practice of medicine, that are not FDA approved, as long as certain conditions are met.

Dr. Christopher Centeno has written a chapter on "The Use of Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Orthopedics" in Stem Cells and Cancer Stem Cells, Volume 1.

Cabell Brand is passionate about getting oversight of autologous stem-cell therapy where it belongs, with individual state medical boards, since the procedure is actually the practice of medicine. The therapy, which involves using a patient's own stem cells, or regenerative cells, for healing, shows promise for quickly helping people with a range of serious, life-threatening diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.

Dr. Christopher Centeno, stem cell expert, helps the reader assess stem cell clinics. He answers questions regarding stem cell sources and types, processing stem cells, and delivery methods. A link listing global clinics which have been surveyed by the International Cell Medicine Society (ICMS) is included.

The Brazzini Institute, a radiology clinic in Lima, Peru, shares videos showing the successful applications of Autologous Stem Cell Therapy (ASCT) with Parkinson's patients.

FAIM attended a meeting to discuss the potential use of autologous adult stem cells.

Dr. Riordan is a proponent of autologous adult stem cells which are derived from such sources as adipose tissue, blood and bone marrow.

Dr. Tuma is a pioneer in the use of Autologous Stem Cell Therapy (ASCT).

The Stem Cell Pioneers Forum is the largest patient moderated forum for stem cell discussion and support for those who have had treatment and those thinking of having treatment.

Dr. Yu is a descendant from long lineages of traditional Chinese and Korean healers. His protocols are based on orthomolecular medicine.

The International Cell Medicine Society is a group of physicians, researchers and scientists interested and involved in the use of autologous adult stem cells (A-ASC). Presentations were made on the use of A-ASC in the treatment of Parkinson's disease, cardiovascular disease, peripheral artery disease, orthopedic applications and diabetes type 1.