Service Description

Peripheral Artery Disease (P.A.D) is a common circulatory condition in which narrowed arteries reduces blood flow to the patient's limbs. When it develops into P.A.D, the patient's extremities, usually affected in the legs don't receive sufficient blood flow to keep up with demand. Our treatment is designed to involve direct injections by catheter into the femoral artery to help alleviate the condition and increase blood flow. The patient will receive a series of injections over the span of a week. This program consists of: - Medical evaluation - "MetaScan" diagnostics and evaluation, medical records review - ALCAT - Catheter injection to leg with 3 million stem cells (referred to JCI Cardio specialist) 3 times - Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy - Hydrox therapy - BEMER therapy - CoQ10 IV - HGH Pen - r-igf1 sublingual drops - Dietary consultation - 1 month supplementation plan