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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2014 · 28 MIN

087: Optimizing Patients' Health Using Stem Cells with Dr. Michael Belich and Anes Nicolao #WMTCongress

from Healthcare Elsewhere | The Medical Tourism Show with John Cote

Dr. Michael Belich is one of the doctors of Regenerative Medicine in Autologous Stem Cell Technology (ASCT) and the principal doctor of Integrative Medical Clinics in Brisbane, Australia. He is also with Anes Nicolao who is the General Manager of ASCT. In ASCT, they optimize the patient's health before and after surgery which follows the usual methods of extracting stem cells from the body including bone marrow, adipose tissue and blood(PRP). They can also create pluripotent and multi-potent stem cells that can be directed into different cell lines. Discover more about the common types of diseases that they treat using stem cells and what protocols they follow to ensure safety among patients who seek for their help. This interview was recorded at the World Medical Tourism Congress in Washington D.C. where John was a featured speaker in September 2014.

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