Prolotherapy and Stem Cell Therapy | Dextrose stimulates stem cell growth

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Update 11/29/17 One of the goals of stem cell therapy treatment is to repair and regrow articular cartilage. Of obvious interest to doctors and researchers is how to make stem cells more viable and more effective once in the diseased joint environment. The answer maybe glucose and dextrose, dextrose is the main ingredient in traditional Prolotherapy. […]

Heidi Robertson

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Heidi Robertson 1555 Victoria Rd S Lilydale MINNESOTA 55118 Phone:: 6514932273 Email: innovainstitute2015@gmail.com Website(s):: drheidirobertson.com Degree(s):: BSC Biology, Canadian University College, 1998 Medical Degree, Loma Linda Medical University 2002 Board Certifications:: Anesthesiology, 2008, Arizona Membership in Professional Societies:: AAOM 2014-Current My affinity for prolotherapy started in 2012 when I researched the different treatments available for […]

Treating Torn Ligaments | Prolotherapy

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Robert G. Schwartz, MD Treating Torn Ligaments: If ligaments do not heal within several weeks they may remain chronically stretched, torn or strained. Many people do not realize how severe, or prolonged ligament pain can be. They assume that since its soft tissue, it will heal or that it can’t be that bad. While ligament […]

Peripheral nerve pain treatment

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Howard Rosen, MD In this article, Howard Rosen MD, explains Prolotherapy as a Peripheral nerve pain treatment. The peripheral nervous system is located subcutaneously. It is not widely known today but painful peripheral nerves are probably the most common source of chronic pain. The peripheral nerve system has been used for thousands of years to produce […]

Prolotherapy chiropractic guidelines

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Ross Hauser, MD In this article Ross Hauser, MD explains Prolotherapy chiropractic guidelines for back and neck pain. Cervical radiculopathy, though a serious and disabling painful condition, can often be treated conservatively. At times, Prolotherapy, nerve blocks, chiropractic, osteopathy or physical therapy alone can resolve the condition, sometimes a combination of approaches will be needed. While […]