Alzheimer & Parkinson Therapy
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Alzheimer & Parkinson Therapy

Drug-free, safe stem cell-supported protocols are applied to provide neuroprotection and improve quality of life in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's patients.

Step by Step

Therapy Process

01
01

Neurological Assessment

Comprehensive pre-evaluation with MRI, PET and cognitive function tests.

Step 1
02
02

Stem Cell Preparation

Autologous or allogeneic stem cells are selected according to patient profile.

Step 2
03
03

Application

1-3 days of IV and/or intrathecal stem cell infusion.

Step 3
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04

Follow-up

3 and 6-month neurological evaluation and cognitive test monitoring.

Step 4
Expected Benefits
  • ✓Stabilization of cognitive functions
  • ✓Slowing of motor symptoms
  • ✓Potential for medication dependency reduction
  • ✓Overall improvement in quality of life
  • ✓Reduction of caregiver burden

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Who Is This Therapy For?

✓Suitable Candidates

  • •Patients with early-mid stage Alzheimer's
  • •Adults with Parkinson's disease diagnosis
  • •Elderly patients with good general health

✕Not Suitable For

  • •Advanced stage dementia patients
  • •Those with uncontrolled heart disease
  • •Those receiving active cancer treatment

Therapy Timeline

1

Remote Assessment

1-2 weeks: MRI, PET and cognitive function test review

2

Istanbul Programme

1-3 days: IV and/or intrathecal infusion under local anesthesia

3

Follow-up

6 months: neurological evaluation and cognitive testing at months 3 and 6

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Medical Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute individual medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making any therapy decision. Stem cell therapies may produce varying results from person to person; no guaranteed outcome is implied.

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