RELIEVING PAIN AT THE SOURCE WITH HUMAN CELLULAR TISSUE
When searching for effective pain relief, many people want non-surgical solutions that also don’t require the use of pain medication. These types of conventional treatments typically treat the symptom, which is the pain, but they don’t address the underlying cause of the pain.
The problem with this approach is that you’ll never really find a resolution to the problem, and you will only be managing your pain instead of relieving your pain. This is the case with pain medication, and with surgery, you’re often left with a lengthy recovery period that can be painful and still may not give you the results you want.
Human cellular tissue treatment is a safe and effective way to address the underlying cause of your pain and allow your body’s own natural healing process to resolve the issue.
When you relieve pain at the source, you have a much higher likelihood of achieving long-term pain relief so you can get back to living life on your own terms.
Some of the common conditions we successfully treat with human cellular tissue include:
- Knee pain
- Tendonitis
- Elbow pain
- Osteoarthritis
- Shoulder pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Joint pain
- Foot pain
- Hip Pain
- Bursitis
- Tennis Elbow
- Ligament/cartilage damage
WHAT TO EXPECT WITH CELLULAR TISSUE INJECTIONS
When you have human cellular tissue therapy, it consists of basic injections that are minimally invasive, and there is little to no downtime associated with the treatment.
The Injections contain potent healing compounds that are delivered directly into your damaged muscle or tissue to help facilitate the healing process.
Some of these powerful healing compounds include:
- Cytokines
- Exosomes
- Proteins
- Growth factors
- Lipids
- Collagen
- Hyaluronic acid
- Amino acids
The cellular tissue we use to help ease your pain is collected from accredited tissue banks, and there is little to no chance of rejection. You can feel confident that you are helping to relieve your pain without the use of potentially dangerous painkillers or having to resort to risky and often painful surgery.