The Longevity Lab
When Should You Get Stem Cell Therapy for Neck Pain?
Have you ever woken up with a crick in your neck? It’s painful, right? And it doesn’t just hurt, it often affects the way you move...
Stem Cell Therapy for Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain is usually associated with at least one of four issues: inflammation of a tendon, arthritis, a bone injury or joint...
3 Success Stories Using Stem Cell Therapy for Back Pain
ThriveMD has been successfully using stem cell therapy for back pain for nearly a dozen years. There are many causes of back pain....
Back Surgery Alternatives: Why You Should Consider Stem Cells
Any type of surgery carries risks. Used to incise, remove, repair, or destroy tissue as part of the treatment for a medical...
Things to Know about Stem Cell Knee Injections
Stem cell therapy is a safe, effective treatment option for many patients with knee pain and/or deterioration of the knee joint....
Degenerative Disc Disease Surgery Alternatives
Degenerative disc disease is basically arthritis that settles in the spine. It can be precipitated by a variety of factors such as an...
Does Stem Cell Therapy for Knee Pain Have a Long Recovery Time?
Knee pain is a common problem, affecting anyone at any stage of his or her life. Typical contributors to knee pain include aging,...
Pros and Cons of Stem Cell Therapy
At ThriveMD, we believe that adult stem cells are powerful tools in the fight against age-related orthopedic disease, as well as many...
BHRT for Men: The Basics
Hormones help regulate the body’s functions. Excreted directly into the bloodstream by endrocrine glands (like the thyroid, pancreas,...
Stem Cell Therapy for Back Pain: Expectations vs. Reality
Stem cell therapy is one of the most well-known and high-profile forms of medical treatment. For decades, medical researchers have...
Stem Cell Therapy for Hip Labral Tears
As one of the body’s largest weight-bearing joints, the hip is uniquely designed to withstand an enormous amount of pressure while...
Stem Cell Therapy for Meniscus Tear
A meniscus is a c-shaped piece of cartilage in the knee that acts as a shock absorber between the lower leg bone (tibia) and the...












