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Dealing with pain is never fun, especially when your choices for relief are so limited. That’s the problem facing individuals with arthritis — including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Whether they experience pain due to an autoimmune disease or because their cartilage wears down over time, stem cell therapy can help heal their condition and reduce their inflammation.
Stem cells have a variety of uses – from combating aging effects to providing healing benefits for chronic illnesses such as heart failure. A common misconception is that the only types of stem cells viable are embryonic or those taken from umbilical cord blood, but that’s not the case. Adult stem cells come from fat
Avoid Large Amounts Of Alcohol In a Day In small amounts such as 1-2 drinks a day, alcohol has little effect on stem cells. Larger amounts such as 3 or more drinks a day can be toxic, not only to stem cells, but to your body as a whole. It is a good idea to
