Overview
Intravenous stem cell infusion delivers stem cells directly into the bloodstream for systemic distribution. This approach is used for conditions affecting multiple systems or when localized injection is not practical.
How It Works
- 1 Stem cells are sourced and prepared (autologous or donor)
- 2 The patient receives the cells through an IV drip
- 3 Stem cells circulate throughout the body via the bloodstream
- 4 Cells are attracted to areas of inflammation and damage
- 5 Systemic anti-inflammatory and regenerative effects occur over weeks
Best For
Neurological conditions
Autoimmune diseases
COPD
Systemic inflammation
Anti-aging
Multiple sclerosis