Below is a recent follow-up interview (1/14/2015) between a Beike international staff member and Sue. Please describe your physical state before stem cell treatment. What sensations did you have or not have? Before my stem cell treatment I had little balance and no/or little bladder control. I could not sit ... read more
Primary Lateral Sclerosis (PLS) In June we reported about a Primary Lateral Sclerosis (PLS) patient named Mia. PLS is a degenerative condition, and as such Mia needs to get regular treatment to maintain a healthy quality of life and keep her condition from progressing. We captured her progress and journey ... read more
Cerebral palsy patient is back for stem cell treatment Beike Biotechnology is glad to inform all our readers that Renzo Centurión has come back to us for a second round of stem cells and he is currently staying at the Better Being Hospital undergoing his new treatment. Renzo is a ... read more
Hunter is a patient that recently received treatment for Cerebral Palsy In early June. Shortly after the first few treatments, Hunter’s mom wrote about some exciting improvements: One excerpt from June after 5 of 6 treatments: “Tonight Hunter was sitting on my lap and I was on Facebook when I ... read more
PLS Stem cell treatment Mia, a patient who recently returned home had nothing but gratitude and even more results to share with us. Mia has been treated many times with Beike and BBH, and as such has been able to achieve a much higher quality of life than her condition ... read more
Cerebral palsy patient Incredible Journey There are many times at the Better Being Hospital when a Beike patient shares with us a heartwarming story, but few of them can compare to Flynn Rigby’s. Flynn is a 12 year old boy from Cairns, Australia, who arrived in this world together with ... read more
Ireland, a little girl from the USA is receiving Beike stem cells for the second time. Ireland has Septo-optic dysplasia (SOD) as well as Autism, and received great improvements from her first round with adult stem cell therapy. Her parents are sharing her story daily with blog posts and photos ... read more
