Supportive Therapies

Why supportive therapies

Stem cells repair damaged tissue — targeted rehabilitation retrains the body to use it. Every stem cell protocol at our partner hospitals is paired with daily supportive therapies tailored to the patient’s condition. Below is the full set of therapies available.

Acupuncture Therapy

Thin needles stimulate nerve fibres along precise points — calming pain pathways, increasing circulation and supporting recovery alongside the stem cell protocol.

Aquatherapy

Buoyancy reduces joint load while warm water relaxes spastic muscles. Patients regain range of motion they couldn't reach on land.

Epidural Stimulation

A small implanted neurostimulator sends mild electrical pulses to the spinal cord, helping bypass damaged areas and re-engage muscle control.

Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT)

Restoring a healthy gut microbiome can shift inflammation, behaviour and metabolic balance — particularly relevant for autism and chronic GI issues.

CP Patient entering Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber HBOT at Better Being Hospital

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Pressurized 100% oxygen drives more O₂ into tissue than atmospheric breathing, accelerating cell repair and reducing swelling around the injury site.

Nerve Growth Factor (NGF)

Direct application of nerve growth factor encourages neuron survival and axonal regrowth — used to amplify the regenerative signal of the stem cells.

Nutrition Therapy

Dietary protocols target inflammation, gut health and micronutrient gaps — designed by our medical team and adjusted to each patient's condition.

Occupational Therapy

Daily, structured practice of fine motor skills, speech and self-care tasks — translating cellular repair into the everyday function patients actually want back.

Physical Therapy

Targeted movement training to rebuild strength, balance and coordination. Done daily during the treatment, alongside the stem cell injections.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

Non-invasive magnetic pulses gently activate brain regions linked to movement, mood and language — a useful add-on for autism, stroke and TBI patients.