She Couldn't Turn Her Head - Now She Has Her Life Back After CPI Stem Cells (Neck and Back Pain)
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Imagine living every day with chronic pain-from the moment you wake up to the instant you fall asleep. For over a decade, Kayla, a former gymnast turned model, suffered from debilitating pain due to three herniated discs in her lower back, neck issues, and a torn meniscus.
The reality of living with such pain was not just physical but emotional too. Kayla describes days where pain levels hit a 10, making even basic activities like getting out of bed or using the bathroom a daunting task. Her life was a series of adjustments, medications, and therapies that offered no long-term relief.
Then Kayla found CPI Stem Cells in Tijuana, Mexico and everything changed for her.
The results? Nothing short of miraculous. By day five, Kayla experienced full range of motion in her neck, something she hadn't felt in years. Despite initial flare-ups, by week six, the pain significantly subsided, and with physical therapy, she now experiences days completely pain-free. Her life transformed; she danced at her wedding, radiating health and happiness..
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What did it cost, The whole treatment ?
She did neck and lower back so somewhere around 26k to 30k . Well worth it . Stem cells will restore you quality of life. Best money I spent on myself. Fixed my lower back . I had a collapsed disc and arthritis in my facets, but not anymore.
I have arthritis in both knees and looking in to stem cells i know its worth the money. How long do stem cells in the knee usually last to cure arthritis?
@ within 90 days or less you’ll never know you had arthritis after that.
@@Bennyblanco879 cool but I mean how long will it cure me before the stem cells wear out? 5 years? 2 years? Etc
@ once they’re in your joint, they’re in there you’ll be good to go. They only recommend getting intravenous once every year or two.
@@Bennyblanco879 Thanks pal