Regenerative medicine treatments, therapies, and interventions
At a Glance What it is: Pressurized-chamber oxygen therapy (1.5-2.0 ATA) applied over 40-60 sessions to address persistent Long COVID symptoms. Key evidence: A 2022 Israeli randomized controlled trial demonstrated significant cognitive and fatigue improvements in Long COVID patients after HBOT. Best for: Brain fog, chronic fatigue, exercise intolerance, and neurological symptoms that have persisted…
At a Glance Neurofeedback for ADHD has been rated as a Level 1 “Best Support” (Established) intervention by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the highest evidence rating. The most studied protocols for ADHD are SMR (sensorimotor rhythm) training and theta/beta ratio training. A typical treatment course involves 30 to 40 sessions, usually 2 to 3…
A comprehensive guide to drug interactions, foods, supplements, and lifestyle factors that can interfere with low dose naltrexone (LDN) therapy for chronic illness patients.
At a Glance Stem cell injections for knees range from $3,000 to $25,000+ depending on cell type, with no insurance coverage for most patients. Success rates depend heavily on arthritis severity: KL Grade I-II patients see 60-80% symptom improvement; Grade III drops to 40-60%; Grade IV results are limited. BMAC and adipose-derived SVF are the…
A detailed price breakdown of ketamine therapy by type: IV infusions ($400-800/session), Spravato nasal spray (often insurance-covered), oral/sublingual ($200-400/month), and IM injections. Covers insurance, HSA/FSA options, financing, and tips for finding affordable treatment.
Neurofeedback trains the ADHD brain to produce healthier brainwave patterns using real-time EEG feedback. Learn about theta/beta ratio training, SMR and SCP protocols, evidence from randomized trials, how it compares to stimulant medication, and whether benefits last.
IV iron infusions can restore iron levels in a single session when oral supplements fail or are not fast enough. Here’s who needs them, what the different formulations are, and what to expect during and after treatment.
At a Glance Low dose naltrexone (LDN) uses 1.5 to 4.5 mg nightly, far below the 50 mg dose used for addiction treatment, to modulate the immune system rather than block opioid receptors. Jill Smith’s 2011 pilot RCT at Penn State showed 88% clinical response and 33% remission in pediatric Crohn’s using 0.1 mg/kg LDN….
A complete practical guide to peptide injections — covering subcutaneous vs. intramuscular technique, reconstitution, dosing math, injection site rotation, equipment, storage, and answers to the most common questions about self-injection.
GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper tripeptide that influences over 4,000 genes involved in tissue repair, collagen production, and inflammation. Here is what the research shows about this peptide for skin, hair, wound healing, and beyond.