Stem Cell And Exosome Therapy For Autism Spectrum Disorder

R3 STEM CELL

STEM CELL THERAPY FOR AUTISM

R3 Stem Cell offers regenerative therapy options for Autism Spectrum Disorder with stem cells and exosomes in Mexico, Philippines, India, Pakistan, Turkey and South Africa. For the past decade, R3 Stem Cell’s global centers have performed over 25,000 stem cell procedures total, and approximately 1000 treatments for autism spectrum disorder.

Why is R3 Stem Cell the go-to when it comes to your child’s autism spectrum disorder treatment? Our “best practice” treatment protocols combine the absolute best quality regenerative biologics, combined with unparalleled safety testing, outcomes and affordability. Evidently the word has spread, because R3 offers treatments in seven countries, and autism is one of our most popular conditions!

Given the limitations of current treatments, there has been growing interest in stem cell therapy as a potential alternative. Parents of children with ASD routinely tell us that the behavioral and speech therapy has helped but reached a plateau. Medications may also help a bit, but nothing to date has provided a true breakthrough until stem cell treatment. This approach may provide more comprehensive symptom management by addressing inflammation and supporting neural communication.

Obviously, this becomes VERY frustrating for parents to see their children’s progress halt. Everyone wants a better quality of life for their children, and to see them thrive in their education, inter-personal skills, social relationships and independence. There are now quite a few peer-reviewed studies showcasing just how well the stem cell treatments for ASD work, and also solidifying the safety profile.

R3’s clinics customize the regenerative treatments with stem cells and exosomes that are produced in first rate, GMP labs and administered by highly experienced providers. The applications may include intravenous, intrathecal, intranasal, or a combination. R3’s goal is the same as any parent: to improve the quality of life for their child in a way that is lasting, safe and affordable.