Infusio uses various forms of stem cell-based therapies. One of the most advanced forms of regenerative medicine is called Stromal Vascular Fraction (SVF). This complex combination of mesenchymal and blood stem cells, exosomes, and transcription factors plays a vital role in combating chronic degenerative diseases like multiple sclerosis, diabetes, COPD, neurological disorders, and autoimmune diseases.

The process involves the removal of approximately 50ccs of a patients own fat tissue. Impurities are removed and the highly concentrated serum is then prepared and re-introduced intravenously causing a systemic response.

The stem cells and supportive cells contained in SVF are able to regulate the immune response, counteract inflammation, and even repair organ and nerve damage. SVF can also be administered via injection to target specific joint damage and rebuild cartilage in a particular area. This one-two punch of tissue regeneration and immune recalibration is one of the most powerful treatments Infusio offers.

As a follow up therapy, we often use PBMC an auto-cyto immunotherapy (ACT) which utilizes specific immune cells that are extracted from your blood and reintroduced to strengthen the immune response in the ongoing recovery.

The most recent development in Infusios cell therapy research is exosome therapy. This form of cell therapy uses stem cell messengers which are part of the so-called stem cell secrotomes. Exosomes are derived from placental mesenchymal stem cells the youngest form of stem cell lines available. They carry important anti-inflammatory proteins and so called genetic blueprints which they can insert into cells and thereby cause a regenerative effect. This advanced therapy may be recommended for patients that are severely immune deficient and want to avoid the liposuction procedure.

Regardless what form of cell therapy you receive, Infusio ensures an ideal foundation for healing by applying the Five Steps to Health and optimizing your body in advance, for the most effective impact of your cell therapy.

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