Aug 19, 2020
The Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine released a full range of stem cell therapy to help patients experience sustainable chronic pain relief without the need for surgery.
Aspen, United States - August 18, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
The Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine announced an updated range of stem cell therapy for patients with arthritic, chronic pain, ligament injuries, plantar fasciitis and many other conditions. The practice offers FDA-approved therapies adapted to the needs and health goals of each patient.
More details can be found at https://aspen-regenerativemedicine.com/stem-cell-therapy.
The recent announcement aims to provide a professional, safe and effective treatment for a wide range of musculoskeletal issues.
Stem cell therapy is an ideal alternative to surgery, with research in the area making the procedures highly effective in the treatment of injuries and chronic pain.
The Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine uses umbilical cord blood-derived stem cells and exosome procedures to help patients experience pain relief of more than 90%. They also work with a board-certified sports medicine physician to provide custom treatments for sports injuries.
To ensure high standards of safety and quality, all stem cells are taken from cell-rich fluids during live c-sections. All mothers are willing participants, the babies are not affected, and the cells are pre-screened and harvested in 100% safe conditions.
With the latest announcement, the Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine continues to expand its range of high-quality treatments according to the latest medical and scientific developments.
The clinic is led by Dr. Julian Robert Gershon Jr., a triple board-certified expert in family medicine, sports medicine, anti-aging and regenerative medicine. He was also awarded a fellowship in stem cell therapy by the American Academy of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine.
A satisfied client said: “I was super skeptical that stem cell therapy could work for me. I was facing a huge shoulder surgery that would require months of rehab and keep me from enjoying the sports I love, biking and golf. After a friend’s recommendation and conferring with my husband we decided to go with Doctor Gershon. He was very available, professional and reassuring. I truly thought I was throwing my money away. But guess what? It worked! I can’t thank Doctor Gershon enough. I totally and without reservation highly recommend him and his services.”
The Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine currently has two locations in Denver and Aspen.
Interested parties can find more information on the clinic’s services by visiting the website above.
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Julian Gershon
Email: Send Email
Organization: Aspen Institute for Anti-Aging & Regeneration Medicine
Address: 225 North Mill Street #114, Aspen, CO 81611, United States
Phone: +1-970-201-1332
Website: https://www.aspen-regenerativemedicine.com
Source: NewsNetwork
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