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How to Get Off Migraine Medications: Trudy’s Story
When Trudy first walked into the office I’m not ashamed to say that I was overwhelmed. Not only did she want to know how to get off migraine medications, but also how to get off other meds she was taking for her neck, back, shoulders, and knees. She could only stand for 5 minutes before…read more
Washington DC Regenexx Network Provider in the News
Dr. Mayo Friedlis of StemCell ARTS, the DC Metro Regenexx network provider discusses with local media how he uses stem cells and platelets the Regenexx way to help patients. Enjoy!
Is “Ironman Knee” Blocking Your Bucket List?
Everyone has a bucket list or the things they want to do before they exit stage left. When you’re in your 30s and 40s, most of us don’t think about it too much. When you hit your 50s you begin to think about maybe crossing a few thing off. So it was for a patient…read more
Another New Patent Issues for Regenexx
We have been awarded several US patents of late on the Regenexx procedure. These things take forever to process, with most of these being filed many years ago. They continue to define the difference between Regenexx and everything else. Anti-inflammatory steroids are a two edged sword, on the one hand when used in the super-physiologic…read more
Can We Treat Knee Arthritis with Stem Cells?
We often get nice e-mails from former patients whom we have treated with stem cells. Many of them tell stories of new found or regained activity. In fact, a common theme that runs through our patients is that they have hit that time in life when what they want to do and what they can…read more
Back Pain Stem Cells: A Key Regenexx Patent Issues
We’ve been treating low back discs with stem cells for about a decade. In all of that time, we realized that there was a need for a device that would allow us to place stem cells into parts of the disc that traditional needles couldn’t reach. As a result we designed the device and submitted…read more
ACL Surgery Return to Sports: How Do You Get Back Quicker?
One of the biggest bummers of getting ACL surgery is the time away from playing. Let’s face it, ACL surgery return to sports is awful. Most athletes don’t get back before 6 months and at that point they’re lucky to be at 50% of where they were before the injury. Is there a way to…read more
