During human development, each type of cell in the body including blood cells, muscle cells, and even brain tissues first start as stem cells. Because of their multiple uses and ‘raw’ form, stem cells can be used to manage pain and conditions and support the areas that need extra strength (i.e., areas of the body causing headaches and migraines). By sending in healthy backup cells, the body can determine how to best use the stem cells to reduce pain and prevent ongoing conditions from continuing.

Stem cell therapy has been successful in managing and treating various diseases and medical conditions due to the cells’ versatility in supporting affected areas of the body on a cellular level.
Stem cells are the blank slate of cells and can form into different types of cells depending on pain and medical conditions.