We use stem cells from umbilical and placenta cord tissue from healthy live births that would otherwise be destroyed, We absolutely do not use embryonic tissue. Autogenic sources such as bone marrow and adipose tissues from the patients own body are laborious and painful procedures without significantly better results.

The umbilical cord is processed according to AATB regulations. Mothers may choose to store or donate the cord. Donors undergo medical and social history review. The cord is clamped during a cesarean section, then processed and sent for testing. Only after passing safety tests are the processed stem cells available.

Yes, there are recommended cell counts for treating various conditions.

Yes, younger umbilical cord cells duplicate faster and produce more effective growth factors compared to older cells from autogenic sources such as bone marrow or adipose tissue.

No, the product doesn’t require HLA matching due to very low levels of HLA_DR, which causes negative reactions.

No, the cells do not penetrate the nucleus of recipient cells, so DNA testing isn’t necessary.

No, we only use donated umbilical cord from live, healthy births.

Yes, bone marrow and adipose-derived stem cells also contain live nucleated cells.

Yes, they produce anti-inflammatory and regenerative components, unlike processed amniotic fluid.

No, umbilical cord cells contain live nucleated cells, while amniotic fluid must be processed and doesn’t contain live cells.