Multipotent Stem Cell Therapy for Cancer at Longevity Medical Institute, San Jose del Cabo, Mexico

• Pluripotency vs. Multipotency: Pluripotent cells can become nearly any cell type but carry risks. Multipotent cells are specialized repair technicians, designed to regenerate specific tissues (muscle, bone, skin) with far lower risks of causing unwanted growth.

• Targeted Defense: This article explores how multipotent stem cells function as a targeted defense by precisely repairing tissue damage, reducing chronic inflammation, and correcting DNA errors to help prevent turning into malignancies.

• Mechanism of Action: Multipotent stem cells respond to distress signals, rush to the affected area, and coordinate the entire repair process by releasing growth factors and signaling molecules. This targeted repair helps correct early cellular missteps that might eventually lead to cancer.

• Multiple studies have demonstrated that MSC treatments are safe and may actively guard against cancer development. A meta-analysis by Lalu et al., evaluating 36 trials (1,012 patients), and a pooled analysis by Wang et al. (2021) covering 3,600 patients across 62 studies, found that the incidence of cancer was negligible and no higher than that observed in the general population.

• These findings dispel early concerns that arose from laboratory experiments, showing that MSCs in clinical settings actively support tissue repair rather than encouraging abnormal growth.

1. Reducing chronic inflammation (a major factor in cancer development)

2. Boosting immune surveillance, helping the body detect and destroy abnormal cells before they become cancerous

3. Repairing DNA damage, preventing genetic mutations from accumulating

4. Promoting healthy tissue regeneration, reducing the risk of cell stress and mutation

• This precaution helps ensure that regenerative treatments do not inadvertently stimulate any residual cancer cells or interfere with ongoing cancer therapies.

• Instead, if cancer is present, we focus on targeted treatments like Natural Killer (NK) cell therapy, which are designed to actively combat malignant cells.

• We use various cell types (placental MSCs, umbilical MSCs, adipose-derived MSCs, or endometrial MSCs) carefully selected to match your unique needs.

• Our state-of-the-art biotechnology lab ensures complete transparency, providing detailed reports on the type of multipotent cell administered, the exact number of cells delivered, and their viability (live cells) rate, which consistently exceeds 98%.

NK cells are adept at recognizing and destroying malignant cells without needing prior activation. At LMI®, we harness these rapid-response cells to provide a targeted attack against established cancer, complementing other therapies by enhancing the body’s natural ability to identify and eliminate tumor cells.

Important Disclosure

In San Jose del Cabo (B.C.S.), Mexico, where we conduct these treatments, our clinic operates under the regulatory oversight of COFEPRIS (Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios), which is Mexico's equivalent of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). COFEPRIS ensures the safety, efficacy, and quality of medical treatments and healthcare practices. Our clinic is licensed by COFEPRIS, guaranteeing that our treatments meet the highest standards of safety and efficacy. While our stem cell and other therapies are approved by COFEPRIS, they are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Patients considering these treatments should be aware of this distinction. As with any medical treatment, there are risks involved, and individual outcomes may vary. It is important to consult with your physician, thoroughly research the therapies, and carefully consider these risks before undergoing any stem cell or regenerative therapy.

Disclaimer

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