New Treatment of Stem Cell Therapy For Autism | Dr. David Greene Arizona

New Treatment of Stem Cell Therapy For Autism DR. DAVID GREENE ARIZONA

WHAT'S THE ROLE OF STEM CELL THERAPY FOR AUTISM TREATMENT? Stem cell therapy for autism treatment is deemed to be a minimally invasive approach. Theoretically, autism is said to be a result of a few affected areas in the brain that cause a functional imbalance.

WHAT ARE STEM CELLS?

Stem cells are the key elements of tissues in the human body! These specialized cells have the ability to multiply and differentiate into any type of tissue, to regenerate, repair and displace the damaged or dead tissue

There stem cells are broadly classified into 3 types:

(a) Adult stem cells: Adult stem cells, like other stem cells, share two characteristics. First, they can multiply into identical copies for a long period of time. Secondly, they can give rise to mature cell types that have specialized morphologies (shapes) and functions

(b) Umbilical cord stem cells: Umbilical cord blood (collected at birth) is a rich source of stem cells that can be used to treat diseases related to blood and immune system. They have the ability to divide and renew and are capable of turning into specialized cells

(c) Embryonic stem cells: Embryonic stem cells are derived from embryos during their developmental stage. Each of the cells or blastomeres has the potential to grow into any cell-type of the body

How is Stem Cell Therapy Conducted?

Stem cell therapy for autism treatment is a simple and safe procedure which is accomplished with the help of a few injections with no surgery involved. Usually, the safest cells known to be used are adult stem cells derived from the bone marrow of the individual

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