Kim

I also I’m not doing a trial as I want to continue with all the other aspects of my care that I too have figured out for myself. I agree with you… You are diagnosed, patted on the head and told to get your affairs in order. Every six months they check my functional scale and clap their hands that I’ve only declined two points in one year. I will…[Read more]

I am taking it in Canada and pay $3000/ month.

I have ALS and have experienced stem cell therapy. I went to Giostrar in Mexico which I found to be incredibly professional. They are staffed with doctors anaesthesiologist nurses etc. They are attached to their own lab where they cultivate the cells just prior to injecting them into their patients. I started off with a three week treatment where…[Read more]

Hi Judy I also started taking the Pheburane and TUDCA combination (Amx0035), About 2 1/2 months ago. I take 500 mg of TUDCA and 3 g of the PB twice a day. I have not noticed that the twitching in my legs has stopped.  In fact sometimes it’s ‘worse’ although that’s on days of my workouts and a fair bit of physical activity.

I guess it’s also hard…[Read more]

Amanda

I go to Giostar in Mexico but they also have a clinic in Chicago. They are not by any means the only show in town but one that I like and trust. You can check around for better prices. It is not covered by insurance and it is not inexpensive. My first treatment was one day a week for three weeks and that was C$30,000. The booster which is…[Read more]

I was diagnosed in June 2020 and started stem cell therapy in July 2020. I started with a 3 week treatment (1/week for stem cell injections over the three weeks), totally 120M cells. I am now receiving the ‘booster’ treatment of 40M cells. My plan is to get them 3/year. 20% are delivered IV and 80% IT, and is accompanied with vitamin and O2…[Read more]