Active Stem Cell Therapy
Part of the proprietary biomedical core: administration of active stem cells for neural network restoration, anti-inflammatory effect, and neuroregeneration.
How the procedure works
Active stem cell therapy is part of the proprietary biomedical core of the H&B Neurolife International Rehabilitation Center (Shangrao) and one of the key lines of the partner network Han's United (汉氏联合). Under specialist supervision, active stem cells are introduced into the body, where they differentiate in a targeted way into functional neurons. This initiates several key processes: restoration of damaged neural networks and synaptic connections, an anti-inflammatory effect, neuroregeneration, and improved conduction of brain signals. The therapy works on the physiological foundation of the nervous system — the foundation upon which rehabilitation training is then built.
At the center, stem cell therapy is delivered as part of a comprehensive program. The guiding principle is "active stem cell restoration and gut microbiota regulation as the leading line, with rehabilitation training as the through-line." This means the biomedical line and rehabilitation courses (ABA, Floortime, sensory integration, speech and oral-motor therapy, TCM) do not run in parallel but are integrated: the therapy creates conditions in which training produces noticeably better and more sustained results. This is especially important in cases with pronounced comorbidities (chronic inflammation, GI problems, sequelae of encephalopathies) — without addressing the physiological foundation, rehabilitation often seems to stall.
Strengths of this line at the center: part of the proprietary methodology and one of the key lines of the partner network Han's United; work on the physiological foundation of brain development, not only on symptoms; integration with microbiota regulation, neuroregulation, and rehabilitation courses; supervision by specialist physicians under safety protocols.
What matters for parents
The therapy is delivered only on medical indications and only after a comprehensive assessment by a specialist physician. The decision to include it in the plan is made by the center's specialist — not on parental request. The method is delivered as part of pediatric rehabilitation (ages 1–14). For adult patients who need cell therapy, a dedicated partner center operates separately — see stemcell-china.com.
In-depth assessment and review of indications
The specialist physician performs an in-depth assessment: clinical examination, history-taking, neurological and laboratory findings. Indications and contraindications for cell therapy are evaluated.
Selection of an individualized protocol
A cell therapy protocol is selected for the child (dose, frequency, route of administration), taking into account age, disease form, and comorbidities; coordinated with the treating physician.
Procedure performed in an inpatient setting
The procedure is performed in an inpatient setting under the supervision of the medical team of the partner network Han's United (汉氏联合). Cellular material is prepared and administered under controlled conditions.
Tolerability and progress monitoring
Regular monitoring: tolerability of the procedure, neurological progress, changes in priority manifestations, and laboratory monitoring. When indicated — repeat Gesell, PEP, and GMFM assessments.
Final evaluation and decision on continuation
Effect is usually evaluated at 3–6 months; decision on continuing the course or integrating with other biomedical lines (microbiota regulation, neuroregulation) and rehabilitation.
Indications and contraindications
Indications
Contraindications
What diagnoses it helps with Active Stem Cell Therapy
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