Autism spectrum disorder is not a disease, but rather a neurological condition. Consequently, ASD cannot be cured but rather helped with.
According to research and our practice, stem cells can help:
Contribute to the development of essential skills, such as hygiene and self-care.
Assist in the development of communication skills, in particular empathy, so that the child can express their feelings and needs more confidently, establish emotional connections, and socialize.
Reduce or eliminate digestive difficulties, infection susceptibility, and allergies.
Avoid using painful or potentially harmful methods and procedures.
There are a number of treatments we use: intravenous injections of stem cells, inhalation of exosomes, nasal spray with macrophages, and so on. Each treatment program is tailored specifically to the patient’s needs.
To learn more about patients’ results at our clinic, check out our patients’ reviews on YouTube. For in-depth information about stem cell therapy for autism, read our article.