I received my 10th stem cell treatment on 18 September 2025. Overall, I feel better and more improved compared to my last injection. While I don’t have an objective way to measure the progress, I can sense some positive changes. For instance, my tremors feel slightly different – perhaps a bit weaker – which suggests some improvement.

Although I don’t have much to report regarding Parkinson’s symptoms specifically from this last treatment, I’ve experienced several other significant health benefits that I believe are related to the stem cell therapy:

Cholesterol and Pre-diabetes: My doctor had previously prescribed maintenance tablets for both conditions. After my first – or possibly second – stem cell injection, my doctor discontinued these medications entirely.

Chronic Cough: I suffered from a severe cough for the past 40 years that often led to choking. Multiple doctors, including gastrointestinal specialists, were unable to resolve it; the only treatment offered was Nexium, which I had to take before every meal. Remarkably, after the first stem cell treatment, the cough completely disappeared and has not returned. I no longer take Nexium.

Skin Condition: My skin feels noticeably different – more supple and with fewer wrinkles.

In general, I feel as though the stem cell treatments are helping to regenerate my muscles and possibly even my brain. I can’t say exactly what is happening internally, but so far, the results have been very positive.