Stem cells are crucial to injury repair because they guide the cells to potentially regrow or repair damaged tissue. They exist in the bone marrow of our bodies and are capable of changing their nature to become part of many organs and tissues.
In response to injury, stem cells move from the bone marrow to the injury site where they assist in the healing process.
The movement of stem cells can be triggered by a variety of treatments, including pharmaceutical drugs and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT).
As people search for alternatives to prescriptions, surgery and more, Regenerative Medicine is at the for-front of studies. Regenerative medicine includes therapies which leverage the body’s own healing capabilities to grow, repair, or replace damaged or diseased tissues.
In some cases, regenerative therapies may be used as an alternative to surgery for sports-related injuries such as ACL and rotator cuff tears, tendinitis, or spine or joint injuries. Touted as way to get athletes and patients back in action faster, many regenerative therapies are fairly new, and some are still considered experimental.
Used in hospitials and by medical professionals for over 30 years, HBOT is an FDA approved therapy for treating a variety of conditions. Stephen Thom, MD, PHD, Professor of Emergency Medicine at Pennsylvania School of Medicine says,
“HBOT is clinically the safest way to increase stem cell circulation, far safer than any pharmaceutical option.”
Studies have shown patients enjoy long-term benefits from their first set of sessions. Best of all, it is a non-invasive, safe alternative treatment with a growing body of documented studes that substantiate its ability to aid the body's healing capabilities and enhance the person's quality of life, health and recovery.
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