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Regenerative Medicine

04 Aug Does Stem Cell Therapy Work with Bone on Bone Arthritis?

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One of the main questions we receive from individuals considering regenerative therapy for an arthritic joint is “Will the stem cell therapy work if I have bone on bone arthritis?” Interstingly, the answer is yes! We didn’t always think it would help. When R3 first started...

10 Jul Do you have back pain that radiates to your ribs? This might be the cause.

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If you’ve been scouting the internet desperately trying to find a cause for your back pain then you are not alone. In fact, it’s estimated that 80% of Americans suffer from back pain at some point in their life and that at any one time...

02 Jul Degenerative Arthritis of the Shoulder

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Many think that joint pain is just part of the aging process. The old adage that our joints get stiff and we get slower as we age is certainly true, but the pain associated this can be debilitating and have a significant impact on someone's...

26 Jun Understanding Arthritis for People Who Experience this Common Condition

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As we age we are more and more likely to feel aches, pains, creaks, and squeaks of our joints. Many accept this as part of the aging process, but this seemingly forgets the incredible burden of osteoarthritis (also referred to as wear and tear or...

17 May Infographic – The Basics of Amniotic and Umbilical Stem Cell Therapy

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R3 Stem Cell has put together an attractive infographic on amniotic and umbilical stem cell therapy. This explains the basics of these therapies, which are offered at all R3 Stem Cell Centers of Excellence. Call us today for more information and to obtain your free...

15 Apr Who Can Benefit from Regenerative Medicine?

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Regenerative medicine is not new, in recent years, it has advanced incredibly and there are techniques which enable your own body to become a resource for the healing process. This means that there is relief from pain and it can help overcome disabilities. In fact,...

28 Mar How Exercise Can Help Combat Foot Arthritis?

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Have you been struggling to walk in late? Have you experienced aches and pains in the ankle or foot? If yes, you may have foot arthritis. Osteoarthritis is one type of arthritis caused by wear and tear to the joint. You may find that the...

21 Mar Coping with Painful Elbow Arthritis

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[caption id="attachment_4021" align="alignright" width="453"] [/caption] Elbow arthritis is not as common as arthritis that affects other joints. The hands, hips, and knees tend to suffer more but the disease is still very painful in this area of the body and in some ways, can be more...

17 Mar Postherpetic Neuralgia Pain Relief – The Options for Recovery

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If you have shingles, it’s daunting to know that you may be one of the unlucky ones who develop a long-lasting nerve pain which occurs due to the varicella-zoster virus responsible for both shingles and chicken pox. If you do, know that it can take...

28 Feb Regenerative Healing for Ankle Arthritis with Stem Cell Therapy

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People often don’t think about arthritis affecting the ankle joints but, if you have experienced it, you will know that it is extremely painful. As a weight-bearing joint, it makes sense that movement will be restricted. The joint will become stiff, swollen and, pain may...