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Advanced solutions for chronic and degenerative diseases

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  Cytotherapy involves introducing molecules from organs, glands, or tissues into the body, which reactivates the altered systems and returns them to homeostasis. Thus, the only possibility of replacing aged cells and glands that have stopped releasing their secretions is the application of other young glands. The cytotherapy used in Mexico is based on the pituitary gland of a piglet due to the similarity between the human and porcine genomes. The pituitary gland plays a key role in regulating endocrine functions. The cytotherapy that has been used in Mexico is based on the pituitary gland of a piglet and has been applied to patients with diabetes mellitus I and II, menopause, sexual dysfunction, senile dementia, and thyroid, to slow down the processes that lead to aging and chronic and degenerative diseases in general. For more information or appointments call WhatsApp at 322 888 7134 in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico.

Are you looking for a new technique for cel regeneration?

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  Piglet xenoimplantation is an innovative technique that uses glands, cells, and tissues from infant pigs to regenerate glands that have stopped secreting hormones and tired or damaged organs that have stopped functioning normally.   Lately, promising results have been shown for piglet xenoimplantation in the treatment of chronic and degenerative diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, menopause, sexual dysfunction, and senile dementia and to delay the aging process.   Benefits and advantages of piglet xenoimplantation: 1.- Piglet xenoimplantation offers several advantages over traditional organ transplant methods. There is no longer a need for major surgeries to remove and replace organs. 2.- Pigs are animals of similar size and organs to humans, which makes it easier to obtain compatible glands and tissues. 3.- Pigs reproduce quickly, allowing for greater glands and organs availability for implants or transplants. 4.- There is no risk of rejection by th...

What is Diabetes III?

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   Recent research has found that type II diabetics aged 60 and older are twice as likely to succumb to Alzheimer's as non-diabetics. That's because poor glucose and insulin control are thought to contribute to the formation of sticky, plaque-like proteins responsible for Alzheimer's. Sugar acquires various consistencies and one of them is syrup consistency and this has detrimental effects on the brain area. This syrup produces atrophy and degeneration of neurons in different brain areas, especially those related to cognitive functions such as disorientation in time and space, short-term memory loss, language problems, changes in judgment in decision-making, and social withdrawal. , mood swings, depression, etc. And as if it were that easy, they don't know how challenging it is to keep blood sugar under control. Well, if you have experienced something like this,  It does not have to be this way In this article, I am going to share with you the latest advance...

Experience your quality of life in an unprecedented way.

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  Discover the revolutionary renewal in caring for your body with suckling pig pituitary implants, a pioneering solution to enhance your well-being. The porcine pituitary gland has been carefully selected for its biological similarity to humans. We are taking the quality of life to a new level by offering sucker pig pituitary implants that can boost hormonal function and improve your overall vitality.   Our extraction process guarantees the purity and effectiveness of each implant, backed by rigorous quality standards.   Experience a noticeable improvement in energy, mental clarity, and hormonal balance. Discover how suckling pituitary implants can help you transform your life and provide you with a renewed sense of vitality. Experience your quality of life in an unprecedented way.   This procedure has been applied in patients with menopause, sexual dysfunction, senile dementia, and diabetes mellitus type I and II to delay the processes that lead to aging...

From pig to human.

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Human medicine has tried to overcome all organic dysfunctions that negatively affect health, and with a lot of effort, it has managed to considerably lengthen people's life expectancy. The latest research has shown that pork is a great choice for medicine. Transplants and implants of organs, glands, tissues, and cells, from pigs to people. In the closing years of the 21st century, the demand for transplants and implants grew to exceed the supply of human organs. This fact led the scientific community to look for alternatives such as xenotransplantation (transplantation between different species) with species such as the pig since this animal has a series of characteristics: similarity of the porcine genome with the human genome, and physiology of some of its organs with those of humans. The pig has turned out to be a good option for transplants of skin, pancreas, heart valves, pituitary gland, etc. The pig is a source of medicine. The pig is also being used to produce som...

The pioneers of Cytotherapy

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      The purpose of Cytotherapy is to insert cells, organs, and tissues of piglets into the body, which reactivates altered systems, taking them back to homeostasis. The only possibility to replace old cells that have stopped producing the hormone secretions are through the application of young cells.       Highlights of the research come from Dr. Paul Niehams and Dr. Alexis Carrel Nobel Prize in Medicine, who were implanting young tissues of cattle and sheep in 1930 in patients with various diseases, surprising the scientific world of their time in their clinic in Switzerland and came to give therapeutic treatments to important figures in politics, business, the artistic environment, and religion, including Pope Pius XII,  having obtained great success in the recovery of these patients, offering them greater energy, vitality, and rejuvenation.       Upon his return from Europe, Dr. Heberto Alcazar Montenegro from UNAM (Autonomous Unive...

Chronic and degenerative diseases

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  Chronic and degenerative diseases are long-term conditions that often get worse over time. These diseases affect various systems and organs of the body and can limit a person's ability to lead a normal life. Some of the most common chronic and degenerative diseases are: 1 Cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, and heart failure. 2 Neurological diseases; Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis , and Huntington's disease. 3 Chronic kidney diseases: such as kidney failure. 4 Metabolic diseases such as type I and II diabetes, obesity, and thyroid disease. 5-Osteoarticular diseases: rheumatoid arthritis , osteoarthritis, and osteoporosis. 6- Gastrointestinal diseases: such as inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease, and Crohn's disease. 7- Chronic liver diseases; such as hepatitis and liver cirrhosis. 8- Etcetera. These diseases often require long-term treatment, ongoing medical treatment, and lifestyle change...

Menopause

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      Do you experience symptoms such as hot flashes, choking, night sweats, changes in mood and energy levels, vaginal dryness, urinary incontinence, bone loss, and decreased sexual desire?       Menopause is a natural process that usually occurs between 45 and 55 in women. It is caused by the decrease in the production of estrogen and progesterone hormones, which are responsible for producing the productive hormones of women.       Options for your treatment may include:       Hormone therapy       Lifestyle changes such as exercise and stress reduction       Medicines and creams       And in some cases, surgery may be suggested       And Cytotherapy.       Cytotherapy aims to introduce young glands or tissues into the body that reactivate the se...

Do you suffer from any chronic or degenerative disease

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Improving your health and quality of life is possible through  Cytotherapy . Cytotherapy is the introduction of cells from organs, glands, or young and living tissues into the human body, that is, it is the replacement of aged cells or cells that function abnormally, by young cells that will be in charge of reactivating the molecular mechanisms; improving its performance. The pituitary gland produces hormones thanks to the stimulation it receives from other hormones secreted by the hypothalamus, which is considered the "Mother gland" since it is the one that regulates the functioning of various endocrine glands. Piglet Pituitary Implantation is a medical procedure that involves implanting the pituitary gland from a piglet into a person. Many people have verified improvement in conditions such as Diabetes, Lupus, Hypertension, Kidney failure, Hyperthyroidism, Parkinson's, Arthritis, Dwarfism, HIV, and others. People already living with the piglet Pituitary impl...

Cytotherapy in Mexico.

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  The purpose of Cytotherapy is to insert molecules from young organs, glands,  and tissues into the human body, which reactivate altered systems, bringing them back to homeostasis. Homeostasis is the state of balance between all the body systems that are needed to survive and function properly. According to one of the principles of Hippocrates that says: "The body regulates and heals itself". In fact, the only possibility to replace old cells that have stopped producing secretions is through the application of young cells. Outstanding aspects of these investigations in 1930 come from Dr. Paul Niehams, Dr. Hansleico, and Nobel Prize in Medicine Dr. Alexis Carrel, when he implanted tissue from young embryos of cattle and sheep in patients with various diseases, having obtained great success in the recovery of these patients. In Mexico, in the '50s, Dr. Heriberto Alcazar developed a Cytotherapy based on the implantation of intact glands immediately after being extra...

What you should know about diabetes. Part II

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Glucose metabolism : 1 Carbohydrate (sugars or starches) from food is converted to glucose in the stomach and intestines. 2 Glucose passes from the intestines into the bloodstream to be used. The leftover glucose is stored in the liver. 3 The presence of glucose at the intestinal level stimulates the release of insulin by the pancreas. 4 Glucose through the action of insulin enters the cells of the kidneys, brain, muscles and other organs of the body for energy production. Long-term health problems: The elevated plasma levels caused by diabetes can cause damage to large and small blood vessels and nerves. Diabetes can also decrease the body's ability to fight infection. As a result, people with diabetes are more likely to have serious eye problems, kidney disease, heart attacks, strokes, high blood pressure, poor circulation, tingling in the hands and feet, sexual problems, amputations, and infections. Proper control of diabetes can help prevent these problems or make...