In clinical trials, MSCs have shown efficacy for musculoskeletal conditions. We have seen efficacy in Rheumatoid Arthritis as documented here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35241141/ Please keep in mind: not all stem cells are created equal. Therefore result will be dependent on the quality of the products being administered.

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But then how could anyone make money from that??

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Cultured stem cells are considered biological drugs in the United States and regulated as such. All the stem cells that Hope Biosciences produces can only be administered under an FDA authorized protocol or if a patient qualifies under the Right-to-try law.

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There are several pathways. Please visit www.hope.bio/faq and click on Treatment Pathways. If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

I’m not sure what you mean by that. This doctor has great personality and appearance.

​​​​@@ttsuter87I couldn't agree with you more. She speaks clear and the diagrams break up the video by using diagrams in the background .

Many healthy people become I'll at various ages.

Philippines have stem cell embryo, 8,000 per shot.

@@peterdeetg where in the philippines po?,, searching for my son he has asd

@peter where in the Philippines?

I'm sure she knows what she's doing otherwise she wouldn't be doing it. Your comment really shows what's wrong with people on internet today smh

The cells that are banked at Hope Biosciences are genetically identical to those found in the body. However, in a genetic condition, if banked cells are administered, it does not equate to a worsening of the condition. To the contrary, we are studying the efficacy of autologous stem cell transplantation for the treatment of genetic conditions. It is important to note that autologous stem cells are not useful in correcting the genetic abnormality however they may be useful in the regeneration, repair and mediating inflammation caused by genetic conditions.

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Hi, Anthony Johnson, and thank you for your comment. We wish you the best!

I believe it can. Check with google

Thank you, Falcon Wings, for sharing a bit of your story. It is too small a sliver of your total health picture to respond precisely, so we would like to refer you to this article, about the effectiveness of cells cultured at Hope Biosciences, LLC in alleviating Rheumatoid Arthritis. As you will see from this peer-reviewed piece, these patients experienced both quick and lasting relief. Safety and efficacy of autologous, adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: a phase I/IIa, open-label, non-randomized pilot trial | Stem Cell Research & Therapy | Full Text (biomedcentral.com).

Hello! Sorry for the late reply! There are no trials for PPMS yet and the one for RRMS is set to end this year. We are eager to see the results of that study!

@@hopebiosciences Good luck with your research! Many of us look forward to hearing about the results.

Great question Robert! Fact: Pure mesenchymal stem cells are capable of regenerating and rebuilding cartilage. The problem: Most "regenerative" professionals do not have access to pure, characterized cells and they are likely selling products that are marketed as "regenerative" such as PRP and tissues that supposedly contain stem cells. It is accurate to say that these products are unable to rebuild cartilage in the way that actual stem cells can.

@@hopebiosciences Thank you! It's funny how even they say OF themselves using Bone Marrow doesn't help. One said you can't rebuild without a Bio-3D printer too. I'm studying the clinical trials of stem cell on Ligaments, specifically CranioCervical, yet any study I find on Mesenchymal doesn't appear to have Reults or Fruition. Not easy to read those reports.