Therapeutic effect

7. Therapeutic effect

As a general rule, there are three distinct phases after treatment:

• Immediately after injection, the soluble elements in the cells take effect and are instantly absorbed into the bloodstream. This often results in a short-term improvement in the patient's condition and to the feeling of increased vitality.

• This phase subsides after several hours or after a day at the most and is superceded by a stage of immunobiological reaction which lasts about two weeks and may initially be accompanied by slight lassitude. Former complaints may seem to be temporarily aggravated, but some patients resorb the cells without difficulty straight away and soon experience relief.

• The third chase, the regeneration stage, begins in the third or fourth week and lasts a minimum of four to six months. During this time, the curative effect aimed at by the treatment becomes evident, especially in a revitalization of the patient with an improvement in general health and physical stamina which can be objectively measured The blood supply to the skin is better, and the patient's physical and mental capacity and his/her general spirits likewise. In cases where organs are affected, cell treatment produces an improvement and sometimes even a total cure.

Depending on the individual case, the efficacy of a successful course of cell therapy may last for months or years. Generally speaking, the course should not be repeated until five months have elapsed. The doctor in charge of the treatment should be consulted in special cases.