Stem cell therapy is a rapidly growing field of medicine that offers hope to those suffering from chronic health conditions or pain. It works by using stem cells, which are special type of cells that can become any type of cell in the body and even regenerate tissue in areas affected by disease or injury. During the treatment process, stem cells are harvested either from the umbilical cord, bone marrow, or fat from an animal donor of the same species as well as the patient. Then they are injected into the problem area and gradually start to work their magic: relieving inflammation and pain while promoting new and healthy tissue growth at the same time.
Overall, stem cell therapy has proven to be both safe and effective for those who turn to it for help. It can greatly reduce pain levels and improve functionality of areas affected by injury without resorting to major surgery or taking prescription drugs with potentially dangerous side effects. As more research is done on this fascinating technology, more possibilities for its use continue to become available; some current uses include treating arthritis, heart disease, disk degeneration, Parkinson’s Disease, wound healing and more.