Stem Cell Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis
A complex degenerative disorder of the central nervous system is characterized by long-term progressive loss of axons. It is identified to be an autoimmune disease, attacking the central nervous system and damaging nerve fibers; further making it very hard for the brain to “talk” with the rest of the body. Several medications, currently offered to manage symptoms of multiple sclerosis are reported to cause serious side effects and may stop working over a period of time. With the option of regenerative medicine, 69-70% of people with MS can manage gracefully its symptoms as well as delay progression and relapse.
Stem Cell Treatment for MS: Advancells Protocol
The current success in managing MS depends largely on the regulatory action of the adaptive immune system; which is identified to be a key driver of disease pathogenesis. Mesenchymal stem cells, when administered along with their own exosomes can work to prevent acuter inflammatory insults by limiting the infiltration of activated T cells, B cells, and macrophages. Due to the same, these cells cannot further contribute to the demyelination leading to progressive loss of axons. Although, more in-depth clinical understanding and a clear rationale of use are still needed; currently, stem cells and exosomes are identified to be the best available treatment option for a quality life.
Stem Cell Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis: Advancells Protocol
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIES
- Exposure to certain viruses and bacteria like Epstein-Barr Virus can trigger MS later in life.
- Environmental susceptibility also plays a very important role in managing epigenetic changes.
- Lack of sufficient vitamin D is identified to be a risk factor for multiple sclerosis.
- It is an autoimmune disorder and hence, the abnormal immune response can cause inflammation and damage to the central nervous system.
- Certain studies have confirmed that obesity increased the risk of later developing MS.
- Many viruses and bacteria including measles, canine distemper.
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Various studies have confirmed that stem cell therapy has proposed promising improvement, thus attracting the attention of researchers as an alternative treatment for people with MS. Also, it should be noted that there is no complete cure for multiple sclerosis. Even conventional therapeutics are offering steroids in the form of capsules, which can delay the progression, contrary to which an alternative medicine can reduce progressive damage of brain cells, improve functional attributes and promote the regeneration of new cells. During clinical analysis, it was observed that
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Multiple Sclerosis
With the advent of anti-inflammatory properties of stem cells, the science of regenerative medicine has opened new avenues for treating auto-immune disorders like Multiple Sclerosis. Researchers are supporting the idea of delaying the disease progression and repairing the damage caused due to loss of neuronal contact and cellular communication, on the basis of large data gathered from different pre-clinical as well as clinical investigations. Stem cells, isolated from different sources of the human body and coaxed in the laboratory setting to reduce autoimmune-associated inflammation, will soon be considered as the mainstream treatment for fatal, progressive auto-immune disorders like Multiple Sclerosis. Still, a lot needs to be explored on configuring effective pathways for their communication to standardize their therapeutic outcome instead of relying on the steroidal medications, which can trigger damage to other vital organs of the body. Stem Cell Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis can be considered as a safe and viable option, effective in stopping the progression and increasing overall life expectancy.
TYPES OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
CAUSES OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
AUTISM
- Exposure to certain viruses and bacteria like Epstein-Barr Virus can trigger MS later in life.
- Environmental susceptibility also plays a very important role in managing epigenetic changes.
- Lack of sufficient vitamin D is identified to be a risk factor for multiple sclerosis
- It is an autoimmune disorder and hence, the abnormal immune response can cause inflammation and damage to the central nervous system.
- Certain studies have confirmed that obesity increased the risk of later developing MS.
- Many viruses and bacteria including measles, canine distemper
SUPPORTIVE TREATMENTS
The stem cell therapy administered in combination with exosomes can be an effective alternative to regularize immune inflammation in the body, a primary cause of multiple sclerosis. Along with immunomodulatory therapies to regulate underlying immune disorders specifically directed toward reducing the episodes of relapse; rehabilitative support is also identified to be necessary to delay the progressive degeneration of brain mass. Accordingly, we have compiled a series of rehabilitation programs to get symptomatic benefits for Multiple Sclerosis.
OUTCOMES
Various studies have confirmed that stem cell therapy has proposed promising improvement, thus attracting the attention of researchers as an alternative treatment for people with MS. Also, it should be noted that there is no complete cure for multiple sclerosis. Even conventional therapeutics are offering steroids in the form of capsules, which can delay the progression, contrary to which an alternative medicine can reduce progressive damage of brain cells, improve functional attributes and promote the regeneration of new cells. During clinical analysis, it was observed that
TESTIMONIAL
With the advent of anti-inflammatory properties of stem cells, the science of regenerative medicine has opened new avenues for treating auto-immune disorders like Multiple Sclerosis. Researchers are supporting the idea of delaying the disease progression and repairing the damage caused due to loss of neuronal contact and cellular communication, on the basis of large data gathered from different pre-clinical as well as clinical investigations. Stem cells, isolated from different sources of the human body and coaxed in the laboratory setting to reduce autoimmune-associated inflammation, will soon be considered as the mainstream treatment for fatal, progressive auto-immune disorders like Multiple Sclerosis. Still, a lot needs to be explored on configuring effective pathways for their communication to standardize their therapeutic outcome instead of relying on the steroidal medications, which can trigger damage to other vital organs of the body. Stem Cell Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis can be considered as a safe and viable option, effective in stopping the progression and increasing overall life expectancy.
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FAQs
The diagnosis of MS is very challenging at an early stage because symptoms may be very non-specific and indicative of other diseases of the central nervous system. The early symptoms are very temporary causing no significant damage and hence are most of the times ignored easily by the people. Additionally, as such, no specific lab test is being used, apart from MRI; which can be significantly helpful in diagnosis. The complete diagnosis is always proportional to the expert based on the criteria.
In general, MS is not considered a fatal disease, but the quality of life can be significantly affected in patients suffering from Multiple Sclerosis. As such, there is no known full proof treatment available to reduce the sufferings. However, many therapeutic and technological advances are made in the field of stem cells to find a cure for the disease.
No, MS is not contagious neither it is directly inherited. Studies have indicated a mixed effect of both genes and environmental factors on the development of MS. Research has evidently suggested that susceptible individuals may have a familial genetic contribution for MS, however, these individuals need to encounter some triggering factor from the environment to actually develop MS. The research is still underway to pinpoint the exact location of the causative gene, its environmental cause, prevention and better treatment.
Yes, stem cells are the pristine cells of the body, which can give rise to many different types of cells upon proper signalling. These cells have been exploited successfully to differentiate into neurons. They have been isolated from the very own potent sources of our body known as Bone Marrow and Adipose Tissues. They can be minimally manipulated and implanted back into the body to promote neuroregeneration. They have also identified to be an effective guiding immune system to distinguish self-tissue from the non-self, thereby reducing further destruction.
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