Stem Cell Therapy for Cognitive Decline

What is Cognitive Decline?

Cognitive Decline is the frequent decrease in the memory and perception of the individual. For now, there is no definitive traditional treatment for Cognitive Decline except for lifestyle modification. Stem Cell Therapy is the new research intervention that can replace the faulty proteins and substances responsible for causing cognitive impairment.

Cognitive Decline refers to a decrease in cognitive function and memory. Dementia is a more significant complication of cognitive loss, which is a frequent characteristic of normal aging. Memory, language, thinking, and judgment issues are all common symptoms.

You may notice that your memory or mental function has "tumbled" if you have mild cognitive impairment. A slight difference in cognitive functioning can be noticeable by your family and close friends as well. However, these alterations are not substantial enough to cause considerable disruptions in your routine.

Dementia caused by Alzheimer's disease or other neurological diseases can raise your risk of having dementia later in life. However, some patients with mild cognitive impairment never get much worse, and others improve with time.

What causes Cognitive Decline?

Cognitive Decline has different types and causes as:

Alzheimer's disease is characterized by impaired beta-amyloid protein clumps (plaques) and tiny protein clumps of tau (tangles).

Parkinson's disease, dementia with Lewy bodies, and some forms of Alzheimer's disease are all linked to Lewy bodies, which are minute clumps of another protein.

Small strokes or a reduction in blood flow via the blood arteries of the brain.

The hippocampus, a memory-related brain area, appears shrinking.

Enlargement of the fluid-filled spaces in the brain (ventricles).

In important brain regions, there can be a reduction in the usage of glucose, the sugar that is the fundamental source of energy for cells.

What are the risk factors for Cognitive Decline?

Aging

Carrying a certain type of the APOE e4-gene, which has been related to Alzheimer's disease – having the gene does not guarantee cognitive deterioration.

Other medical diseases and lifestyle factors have been associated with a higher risk of Cognitive Decline, such as:

Diabetes \Smoking

Blood pressure that is too high (hypertension)

Obesity

Depression

Insufficient physical activity

Low educational attainment

Less participation in mentally or socially engaging activities

What are the symptoms for Cognitive Decline?

If you have any or all of the following cognitive difficulties, it could be a sign of Cognitive Decline:

You're more likely to forget stuff

Important occasions, such as appointments or social obligations, slip your mind

You lose track of your thoughts, discussions, books, or movie plots

Making judgments, planning procedures to complete a task, or understanding directions can become increasingly difficult for you

You begin to have difficulty navigating around familiar environments

You grow more impulsive, or your judgment becomes progressively faulty

At first, any of these changes will be noticed by your family and friends

The Treatment Journey

The Food and Drug Administration has not yet approved any medications or other treatments for cognitive impairment.

Diet, exercise, and other healthy lifestyle choices have inconsistent benefits in terms of preventing or reversing cognitive deterioration. Regardless, these healthy choices boost general health and may help with cognitive function

Another heart-healthy option is a low-fat, high-fiber diet rich in fruits and vegetables, which may also help safeguard cognitive health

Omega-3 fatty acids are also beneficial to the cardiovascular system. Fish is used as a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids consumed in most studies suggesting a prospective advantage for cognitive health

Cognitive stimulation may help to avoid cognitive deterioration.

Computer use, gaming, reading, and other intellectual activities help sustain function and avoid cognitive decline

Social interaction may improve life satisfaction, aid mental function preservation, and slow mental deterioration

Memory and other cognitive training may help you improve your performance.

Cognitive Decline is now treated using a novel procedure called Stem Cell Therapy. It involves injecting Mesenchymal Stem Cells into the body in a systematic manner. These Stem Cells, when used in big doses, may locate and repair inflammation in the body. MSCs, also known as Stromal Stem Cells, can differentiate into a variety of different cell types in the body, including bone cells, cartilage, muscle cells, and even neural cells. They are predominantly present in each person's bone marrow and remain dormant until called upon to aid in the body's healing process. They grow old with us, and their number and effectiveness diminish as we get older.

The medical community has created the ability to augment a person's stem cell count through transplantation with younger, highly capable cells by collecting Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) from donated cord tissue and increasing them to larger numbers.

The Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) at The Renue Centre is a holistic approach to treating Cognitive Decline.

Your Renue Journey does not end after your last day of SCT. We follow up with you to assert your progress, since the treatment for Cognitive Decline with Stem Cells consists of four phases:

Pre-treatment: clinical evaluation, lab test results, and other diagnostic procedures. You will take our Renue Epigenetic Test powered by TruDiagnostics that will assert your biological age and other important health markers. Your TruDiagnostics test is part of The Renue Difference. It provides your doctor with critical information about your health and your true age (biological vs chronological). After the epigenetic test and we have received all your medical records, your Patient Advisor will assist you in planning your travel to Puerto Vallarta.

Treatment day: the treatment starts with taking a specific amount of blood through apheresis. After taking the Stem Cells, the rest of the blood is returned to the donor. Stem Cells taken from the donor are processed into the patients via the IV route. The dosage of the stem cells depends upon the customized need of the particular disease.

30, 60 & 90 days follow up: Cognitive Decline symptoms clinical evaluation, flare-up frequency, and lab test results.

6 months after treatment: Cognitive Decline symptoms clinical evaluation, flare-up frequency, lab test results, X-ray report, and review of the diagnostic criteria.

The effectiveness of Stem Cell Treatment can improve all your symptoms, causing a considerable impact on your quality of life and daily activities.

As part of The Renue Difference, you will receive three Hyperbaric Chamber sessions that greatly improve SCT efficacy and stimulate the body cells to combat Cognitive Decline. These sessions comprise three days: one day before treatment, after treatment, and on the day of treatment.

According to results, clinical outcomes, and pre-and post-treatment observations, SCT has been shown to help

Reduce Cognitive Decline progression

Speed up tissue repair

Regrow and repair tissues after six months

After the SCT procedure, an MRI test depicts the further need for the treatment at a specific body site.

Talk to our Patient Advisor to know more about SCT at The Renue Centre.

The expected results of Stem Cell Therapy are increased independence, more life satisfaction, decreased neuro damage progression, reduced memory decline, and overall positive effects.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

The Stem Cell Therapy risks are low and infrequent because of the therapy's high safety domain.

The most expected or common risk factors of SCT can be:

Fever

Pain in throat and mouth

Graft-versus-host disease (in rare cases)

Painful injection area /site

Lethargy and fatigue

Allergic reactions

Allergic reactions are preventable through pre-injection history and care. Fatigue, fever, and pain are managed through the appropriate drugs along with the treatment. Graft-versus-host disease is preventable via careful administration and a high-quality treatment regimen.

The Stem Cell Therapy is a new and promising method of treating Cognitive Decline. It has the potential to be more effective than previous methods and also carries less risk. At present, stem cell technology is still in the developmental stage, but rapid developments and advances indicate its potential uses in direct treatments of Cognitive Decline.

The benefits and effects of Stem Cell Therapy depend on several factors: the patient's health condition, underlying issues, lifestyle, and others.

To assess your expected results, we would like to know more about you.

A medical advisor will talk to you about your diagnosis and treatment options and collect information for the attending physician; they can answer all your initial questions:

Will the therapy work for my case?

What does the treatment involve? Is it painful?

Is it expensive? How much does it cost?