What is stem cell banking?
Stem cell banking collects and stores your own stem cells so they can be used in future treatment if you have an injury or illness. Adults can bank cells through a minimally invasive procedure that harvests them from bone marrow or fat tissue. Because the cells come from your own body, they are naturally compatible with you.
Stem cells are cells in the body that are capable of dividing and turning into other cell types. They are known as powerful cells in the body because of their ability to repair damaged tissues and ability to renew and replace cells with disease.
And by preserving your body’s power in stem cells, you can plan for a healthier future.
At Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, we are passionate about helping people just like you live their best and most active lives while also maximizing lifespan.
By assisting patients with managing pain without having to rely on pain medication or surgery, we can help guide long-term health success.
Read on to learn about stem cell banking and if it is right for you.
Stem cell banking 101
Banking stem cells has become a popular option today.
Reason being, these “master cells” of the body are able to provide for and protect your future health.
As medical advancements evolve, many families are taking steps to preserve their stem cells as a means of regenerative care.
Stem cell banking collects and stores these cells in the event they can be sued in future medical treatments you may need.
Adults can bank stem cells through a minimally invasive procedure. This happens by harvesting cells from your own bone marrow or adipose tissue. Then, the stem cells are stored for later use in the event of an injury or illness.
This treatment has helped people dealing with various conditions, including rotator cuff disorders, labral tears, whiplash, bursitis, tendonitis, spinal disc herniations and a host of other issues.
The beauty of using your own stem cells when needed is that it is a natural and holistic approach to treatment rather than relying on medication that masks pain or surgery that can come with other potential complications.
Using your own stem cells to treat an injury or illness can reduce complications because the cells come from your own body, so they are compatible naturally to you. This may make it a lower-risk option than therapies that are donor based.
Stem cell banking also allows for treatment tailored to your body and your specific needs.
At Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, patients can receive advanced treatment, including the collection and storing of stem cells.
Everything we do is focused on safety and effectiveness and continued research and advancements. Our team stays current with advances in the regenerative medicine industry in order to provide excellent care to our patients.
Regenerative medicine specialists in metro Detroit
If you are considering stem cell banking or simply want to learn more about it, we invite you to call for a consultation.
Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine can help you take a proactive approach to your health and future with advanced treatment options that are guided by our board-certified medical experts.
Knowledge is power.
Call today for your consultation. We look forward to helping you plan ahead for optimal health and wellness.
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