Amniotic Allograph Stem Cell Therapy for

the Aging Athlete

Salt Lake City

34 S. 500 East
Suite 202
SLC, Utah 84102
Phone: (801) 582-2011

Park City
1790 Sun Peak Dr.
Suite B-106
Park City, Utah 84098
Phone: (435) 640-1353

St. George
558 E. Riverside Dr.
Suite 208
St. George, UT 84790
Phone: (435) 773-7790

http://acueastwest.com

Overview
Stem cells are found inside different types of tissues in the

human body. As the name suggests, these cells generate from a

single stem cell. Cells degenerate and are renewed every day. A
lot of research has been conducted using stem cells that are

found in the tissues of the bone marrow, brain, blood vessels,

skin and skeletal muscles. Studies have shown that stem cells do
not serve any particular function in our body, but rather have the
power to regenerate the damaged tissues of our body.

Amniotic allograph stem cell therapy

More popularly known as regenerative medicine, amniotic

allograph stem cell therapy is one of the most well-known types

of therapies and is used to treat various diseases of the blood,
tissue and immune system. Amniotic allograph stem cell therapy
is used to treat bone diseases, eye injuries, heart diseases,
Parki so s disease, spinal cord injuries, Alzhei ers, and various
neurological problems and skin conditions. Amniotic allograph
stem cell therapy is also beneficial for patients with severe burns,
since it can help to grow skin grafts.

Amniotic allograph stem cell therapy for Joint Pain

As we grow older, our bones become weak and our posture and
walking patterns also change. With aging, bone mass reduces and
the bones become deficient in calcium and other essential

minerals. As previously mentioned, new cells are formed every

day, but when we get injured, cells degenerate at a much faster
rate, while new cells do not form easily. This means it takes longer
for adults to heal as they grow older.
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An aging athlete faces a tougher problem, since they make use of

their bones much more than the average person. An athletes knee
bones carry most of the weight while they run and exercise for

long hours during practice or competition. Varied amounts of

weight is put on the bones during different sports activities and
this type of stress affects the bones in the long-run.

Some other causes of hormonal imbalances include medicines

that play around with the normal hormonal composition of the
body such as contraceptives and medications to induce hair
growth. Medications taken during pregnancy also cause hormonal
imbalances. Hormonal replacement therapy also causes hormonal
imbalances since estrogen is given to the person as a medication.

Contact Us
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Salt Lake City

34 S. 500 East
Suite 202
SLC, Utah 84102
Phone: (801) 582-2011

Park City
1790 Sun Peak Dr.
Suite B-106
Park City, Utah 84098
Phone: (435) 640-1353

St. George
558 E. Riverside Dr.
Suite 208
St. George, UT 84790
Phone: (435) 773-7790