A friend, one of my partners has just bought a stem cell business. He knew I have been having problems with osteoarthritis and knee problems, bone on bone. He offered, as a gift, that I could get stem cell work from his people.
Last Wednesday I went to their facility. The Doctor gave me a local anesthetic and she three injections the stem cells into my knee.
I also have osteoarthritis in my right wrist. It affected me so that I could not write with a pen and was affecting my trigger finger. They also injected two loads of stem cells into my right wrist.
My knee, five days later has gotten a little better, but my wrist has been miraculous! I can now write! Ready to get to the gun range and try out my trigger finger. Seems good enough!
I am slated to get more injections, three more about a month apart. Also adding in "Peptides."
Eager to eager to see what happens. Apparently stem cell therapy is not covered by insurance and fortunately I am getting the injections for free. Will keep you advised on my further results.
Last Wednesday I went to their facility. The Doctor gave me a local anesthetic and she three injections the stem cells into my knee.
I also have osteoarthritis in my right wrist. It affected me so that I could not write with a pen and was affecting my trigger finger. They also injected two loads of stem cells into my right wrist.
My knee, five days later has gotten a little better, but my wrist has been miraculous! I can now write! Ready to get to the gun range and try out my trigger finger. Seems good enough!
I am slated to get more injections, three more about a month apart. Also adding in "Peptides."
Eager to eager to see what happens. Apparently stem cell therapy is not covered by insurance and fortunately I am getting the injections for free. Will keep you advised on my further results.
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