Stem cell treatment of diabetes, Stem cell Therapy of Type 1 diabetes, Juvenile diabetes, Chronic Kidney Disease, Liver Cirrhosis, chronic Liver Disease, chron's Disease, IBS, Erectile Dysfunction.

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Email: contact@stemgenn.com, Mob: +91 9811011690 W: StemGenn.com
Stem Cell Therapy In Diabetes & Life Style Diseases

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About StemGenn Therapeutics
• Stemgenn Therapeutics is a leading Cell therapy &
Regenerative medicine services company that supports
the development and commercialization of cellular
therapies and stem cell research. Stemgenn provides
cGMP-compliant cell manufacturing and consulting
services that address regulatory, financial, technical,
process, training and quality system strategies. Services
include a full spectrum of support and consulting related
to process and product development, validation, due
diligence evaluations, tissue collection, processing, and
storage, product manufacturing, distribution and
transportation.

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Why StemGenn Therapeutics?
• As Stem cell have inherent properties to self renew and
differentiation into other cell types. They are multi potent
and found within our body.
• No side effects: as it's found in patient's own tissues or
blood, chances of rejection and infection is negligible.
• World class clinicians and experts from Regenerative
Medicine.
• Cost Effectiveness: autologous stem cell transplant is very
much affordable.
• Non- Surgical Procedure & convenient.
• Proven Results.

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The Management & Medical Advisory Board
• Mr. Prabhu Mishra : CEO, Co-Founder
• Ms. Richa Jha : MD, Co-Founder
• Ms. Shreyashi Gangopadhyay: Director- Business Development
• Dr. Sharda Jain : Chairman- Global StemGenn ( Medical Advisory board StemGenn)
• Dr. H S Bedi :Director- Cardio Vascular, CMC Ludhiana.( Med. Adv. Board, StemGenn)
• Dr. Satish Totey: Stem Cell Scientist over 35 years Experiences. ( MAB- StemGenn)
• Dr. Roopam Jain: MD Transfusion Medicine, Assoc. Professor. (MAB )

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Life Style Disease:
• Globally , diabetes, obesity, liver cirrhosis and
cardiovascular diseases , ageing are affecting the health
and well-being of hundreds of millions of people. These
diseases are no longer confined to the developed world
as millions of people in developing countries are
adopting a westernized lifestyle and are being affected
by these diseases .
• 'Lifestyle' diseases the world's biggest killer.

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Which Diseases Falls in Lifestyle diseases:
• Lifestyle diseases or diseases of longevity or diseases of civilization are
:diseases that appear to increase in frequency as countries become more
industrialized and people live longer.
• They can include Alzheimer's disease, Arthritis, atherosclerosis, asthma,
some kinds of cancer, chronic liver disease or cirrhosis, chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease, Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, metabolic
syndrome, chronic renal failure, osteoporosis, stroke, depression and
obesity.
• Some commenters maintain a distinction between diseases of longevity
and diseases of civilization. Certain diseases, such as diabetes, dental
caries or asthma appear at greater rates in young populations living in
the "western" way; their increased incidence is not related to age, so the
terms cannot accurately be used interchangeably for all diseases.]

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Diabetes Type 1 & Type 2
 The Diabetes affects more people and causes more
deaths each year than breast cancer and AIDS combined.
 The American Diabetes Association estimates that 16
million people, 5.9% of the U.S. population are affected
with Diabetes.
 Over sixty two million diabetic people presently
diagnosed with the disease in India (5% of the India
population).
 It is predicted that by 2030 DM could afflict up to 79.4
million people in India, whereas China (42.3 million) and
also the USA (30.3 million).

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What exactly is diabetes?
abnormally high levels of glucose in the blood
Potential complications include blindness, stroke, kidney failure, nerve disease, poor circulation, and amputation
• Type 1 Diabetes
 juvenile-on set
 typically affects children and young adults
 immune system attacks and destroys beta cells in the islets of Langerhans of the pancreas that
normally produce insulin
 glucose does not enter the cells and therefore accumulates in the blood
 90-100% loss in beta cell mass
Type 2 Diabetes
 adult-onset diabetes
 typically affects older, sedentary, and overweight individuals with a family history of diabetes.
 body cannot use insulin effectively
 due to insulin resistance, glucose accumulates in the blood
 30-50% loss in beta cell mass

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Stem cell
Stem cell
( unlimited
cell division )
Specialized cell
(e.g., white blood cell)
Undifferentiated / unspecialized
cells
Undifferentiated cells can
differentiate to yield major
specialized cell
types or organs.
Self-renewal property is to
maintain and repair the tissue.
Thus they have potential to replace
cell tissue damaged by severe
illnesses.
Stem Cells and their
Characteristics:

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Stem Cell Source: Embryonic and Adult . In Adult: Cord Blood,
Peripheral Blood, Bone Marrow, Fat, Brain , etc.

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Procedure Of Stem cell Therapy
• 1. Counseling
• 2. selection of Patient
• 3. Required Test as: CBC, LFT, KFT, Serum Creatinine, USG
Abdomen, HbA1c, C-Peptide, Sugar Charting , Echo, TMT, PFT ,Viral
Markers and General Physician evaluation.
• 4. Collection Of Bone Marrow/ PBSC( By Apheresis) /
Lipoaspiration of Fat
• 5. Processing of cells.
• 6. Infusion Of Cells .
• 7. Post Follow up care & Instructions.
• 8. Nutrients, Supplements & Exercise.

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Diabetes: Non- Surgical Procedure

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