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The US Leader in Stem Cell Therapy, Now in Mexico. Affordable treatments start at $3750 for 25 million stem cells!

Special Promo: Get an additional 25 BILLION Exosomes IV with treatments over 50 million cells!”

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Stem Cell Therapy for ALS in Mexico: Advanced Treatment Options

R3 Stem Cell Guide for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

Every day, R3 Stem Cell receives inquiries worldwide from individuals asking if stem cell therapy can help with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Spoiler alert: . . .

What is ALS and Why Choose Mexico for Treatment?

Why Patients Travel to Mexico for ALS Care

Immediate access to stem cell therapy (no waiting lists)

Cost savings of 60-70% compared to experimental US treatments

COFEPRIS regulation ensures safety standards match international protocols

Specialized ALS clinics with English-speaking medical teams

Comprehensive care including travel coordination and follow-up

How Does Stem Cell Therapy Work for ALS?

What Happens During Treatment

What to Expect: The Treatment Process in Mexico

Day 1: Arrival and Evaluation

Day 2: Stem Cell Injection Procedure

Day 3: Follow-up and Departure

Stylized illustration of brain neurons—representing stem cell therapy’s potential to stabilize ALS progression and support neural repair
Smiling person in wheelchair in home setting—representing promising ALS outcomes from repeated stem cell treatments

Am I a Good Candidate for ALS Stem Cell Therapy?

Ideal Candidates

Less Ideal Candidates

Age Considerations

Physiotherapist assisting a patient with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis during rehabilitation therapy

Accessibility Needs

1.

Wheelchair access

2.

Assisted transfers

3.

Family member support

4.

Modified hotel rooms

Post-Treatment Care

1.

24-48 hours rest after procedure

2.

Possible mild side effects

3.

Follow-up virtual appointments

4.

Medication adjustments

Ready to Learn More?

1.

Medical record review by ALS specialists

2.

Treatment protocol recommendations

3.

Cost estimates and financing options

4.

Travel planning assistance

5.

Connection with previous patients (when available)

A smiling man with ALS sitting in a wheelchair enjoys a piece of cake while his caregiver vacuums the living room, highlighting daily support and quality of life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Research spanning 10+ years shows excellent safety profiles. Side effects are typically mild: temporary fever, headache, or injection site discomfort. No serious long-term complications have been reported in peer-reviewed studies.

Most patients notice changes within 2-6 months. Early signs include reduced muscle cramping, better sleep, and maintained function in areas that were declining. Full benefits may take 6-12 months to develop.

Most US insurance plans don’t cover experimental treatments abroad. However, some patients successfully appeal denials or use Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). Check with your provider before traveling.

Research suggests 1-2 treatments provide optimal benefit for most patients. Some clinics recommend repeat injections every 6-12 months, but this approach lacks strong research support currently.

Stem cell therapy slows ALS progression in 87% of patients, but results vary. Most reputable clinics discuss realistic expectations during consultation and don’t promise “cures.”

Most Mexican clinics use allogeneic (donor) stem cells from young, healthy donors rather than patient’s own cells. This approach provides higher cell counts and better quality stem cells.