Results of Patients Treated with Adult Stem Cells for Heart Disease

One of the most frequent questions we get asked here about our overseas treatment is "Does VesCell Adult Stem Cell therapy work for patients with Heart Disease?"

We have hundreds of patients who have gone through the "Vescell" experience and have a better quality of life to show for it. I sincerely believe they would answer "yes" to that question.

Congestive Heart Failure and Coronary Artery Disease patients like James Eilert, Andy Jordan, Joe Woolfolk and over 200 others have been helped with our stem cell treatment for the heart muscle and coronary arteries which consists of a patient being treated with adult stem cells taken from his/her own body in a simple, non-invasive procedure.

We have just completed a review of our treated heart patients to date and have compiled some results for you to judge for yourself.

Significant results include:

1. Heart disease patients suffering from angina dropped from an average of 2.58 on the Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) scale to a 1.64- almost one full class. According to the CCS scale, a lower score is better- a score of one is normal with no symptoms. Therefore, a drop from 2.58 to 1.64 is excellent!
   
2. Patients' stress ejection fraction went up 11 points!! From an average of 35% before stem cell treatment all the way up to an average ejection fraction of 46% after stem cell therapy. I think most cardiologists would agree that an improvement in ejection fraction from 35% to 46% is tremendous.
   

Please see the presentation below for more of our results. The presentation includes details on patient nationalities, patient symptoms, amount of stem cells implanted, and more information that you may find pertinent.

If you don't have much patience, I suggest you scroll down and start on Slide 11 or 12 as that is where we post the results of the stem cell therapy (rather than patient characteristics). The presentation also features a case study of a heart patient at the very end.

Vescell Stem Cell Therapy for Heart Disease- Results