Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: Doctor's Q&A

Описание: Blogger-led interview with Dr. Lana (Swiss Medica) answering parent questions about stem cell therapy for autism, exosomes, macrophages (M1/M2), the blood–brain barrier, typical results, side effects, age limits, and how many treatment rounds families often consider.

What you’ll learn
— What stem cells are and how they support regeneration and immune balance
— Exosomes (cell “messengers”) and why their size helps with blood–brain barrier (BBB) crossing
— Macrophages M1 vs M2 and why M2 (pro-repair) may be helpful in autism care
— How regenerative treatment may reduce neuroinflammation, support speech, sleep, focus, and daily routines
— Safety & side effects: short, mild post-procedure reactions; temporary hyperactivity phase in some children
— Age & protocols: live cell therapy typically 3+ years; exosomes can be considered below 3; intervals 6–12 months; when to repeat and when to stop if there’s no benefit
— Delivery methods: IV stem cells (cells stay intravascular), intranasal exosomes for targeted BBB access

Key takeaways for parents
— Autism is heterogeneous; outcomes vary.
— Many families report early changes in sleep, calmness, and speech/communication.
— If there’s no benefit after 2–3 rounds, clinicians may advise re-evaluation.
— Treatment should be guided by experienced medical professionals.

Chapters

00:00 Intro & who’s speaking
01:10 Doctor intro & research role
01:30 What are stem cells?
02:38 What are exosomes?
03:32 Macrophages: M1 vs M2 (inflammation vs repair)
05:08 How these tools may help in autism
09:15 What is the blood–brain barrier?
11:11 Delivery methods: IV vs intranasal exosomes
12:41 Results seen: sleep, speech, focus, routines
15:43 Side effects & what parents notice early
18:17 Age limits
19:19 How many rounds? When to repeat/stop
20:48 6–12 month intervals & plateaus
22:02 Final notes for families

Learn more / Contact
— Contact our medical team: https://swissmedica.link/contact
— Official Instagram Profile:   / swiss_medica_clinic  

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and not medical advice. Stem cell therapy may be helpful for some individuals; results vary. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.