Fetal Stem Cell Treatment
A medical procedure whereby Human Fetal Stem Cells are transplanted into a patient. These cellular building blocks are usually administered intravenously and subcutaneously (under the skin). It is a painless procedure, which takes place in approximately one hour, and has no known negative side effects*.
The Fetal Stem Cell searches out, detects and then attempts to repair any damage or deficiency discovered, as well as releases growth factors, which stimulate the body's own repair mechanisms.
Medra’s Medical Director William Rader, MD. has treated over two thousand patients with Human Fetal Stem Cells, including children and adults suffering from many of mankind’s most devastating diseases.
When all else fails but you haven't given up hope, you may be a candidate for Fetal Stem Cell therapy. Like all medical treatments and procedures, results may significantly vary and positive results may not be achieved.







