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Stem cell therapy for back pain
Spine Health | Last Active: May 29 4:43pm | Replies (30)Comment receiving replies
@musimary, You peaked my interest with your discussion. While I don't have what I would call real back pain I do have degenerative arthritis in my spinal cord and lower back issues that make it hard for me to walk distances. I was not aware of this but did find a few references while you wait for members with experience to respond.
-- Helping the Body Heal Itself: Injected Stem Cells for Back Pain
https://heal.nih.gov/news/stories/injected-stem-cells-back-pain
-- Evaluating the safety and efficacy of mesenchymal stem cells in the treatment of low back pain
https://www.mayoclinic.org/medical-professionals/physical-medicine-rehabilitation/news/evaluating-the-safety-and-efficacy-of-mesenchymal-stem-cells-in-the-treatment-of-low-back-pain/mac-20543434
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@johnbishop Good morning, I realize it is about 2 years after your post, it's just about June of 2026 right now, but I wanted to comment on the links you posted.
The first link, "Helping the Body Heal Itself", goes to an NIH page for Opioid addiction, not Stem Cell treatment.
The second link does go to a Stem Cell page from the Mayo Clinic, and I'll be starting there in my search for Stem Cell information.
Thank you,
Marc
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Hi John ~ I'm always impressed with the resources you find to share with us. Have you found any record of longterm use of Lifewave X39? It is a small patch that is worn for 12 hours, then removed for 12 hours before a fresh patch is applied. As I understand it, there is nothing that enters into the body from the patch; rather, it apparently somehow activates the body's natural ability to develop new stem cells (?). Any thoughts?