HeilaArt
For
Musculoskeletal Disorders
Product Definition
- HeilaART therapy is an autologous (from patient's own blood), natural (without any added medication or element) method.
- HeilaART is a cell-free serum containing high doses of more than 8 growth factors which are responsible for tissue regeneration in human body.
- HeilaART is a cell-free serum containing powerful anti-inflammatory molecule, interleukin-1 receptor blocker, which could be used as an effective anti-inflammatory medication in musculoskeletal disorders.
- HeilaART is suitable for patients with corticosteroid contraindications such as diabetes mellitus.
- HeilaART is an appropriate alternative for corticosteroids in sport-related injuries of professional athletes.
- HeilaART pain relief and anti-inflammatory effects maintains up to 12 months in treated patients.
- HeilaART is safe with no reported serious, life-threatening complications.
- HeilaART is a natural product, with no external additives. It is compatible with your immune system and has no allergic reaction.
- HeilaART enhance joint repair by promoting cartilage survival and reduction of inflammation. Safety and efficacy of HeilaART is demonstrated in clinical trials.
- HeilaART preparation method is simple with similar results on each try.
How it Works
Draw
Draw Patient’s blood by Syringe
Let
Let Blood Cells interact with BPT for 8 hours
Extract
Extract The Enriched Autologous Serum (ACS) from the blood
Inject
Inject the Serum to the Target Lesion
More Details ...
20 ml (two HeilaART kits) of your blood is drawn (similar to lab test sampling), incubated and centrifuged to enrich and extract natural regenerative molecules (growth factors and anti-inflammatory cytokines).
A pure autologous serum is prepared with high concentrations of your natural growth factors.
The serum is injected in affected joint, tendon or muscle, weekly for a period of 4 weeks.
HeilaART therapy is an out-patient process with no need for anesthesia.
There would be reports of localized pain or swelling in treated joint in some patients, which are limited and controlled by conservative management.