SCT for Autism: Roger Fazenda's Progress

Patient Profile

• Name: Roger Fazenda
• Date of Birth: July 31, 1985
• Gender: Male
• Country of Residence: Canada
• Diagnoses:
  • Autism
  • Epilepsy

Treatment: Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) combined with additional cellular treatment described in the report, rehabilitation therapy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Initial Condition

At 28 years old, Roger exhibited the following symptoms:

• Behavioral:
  • Generally pleasant mood but occasional stereotyped movements:
    • Moving fingers
    • Playing with tongue
  • Transient eye contact and emotional connection with others
  • Limited verbal communication using simple sounds like "ban"
• Motor Skills:
  • Acceptable muscle tension and gross movement; poor fine motor skills
  • Decreased tendon reflexes bilaterally; negative Bilateral Babinski's sign
  • Occasional tip-toe walking

Treatment Course

Upon admission to Puhua International Hospital in January 2012, Roger received:

• Four cycles of systemic (IV) mesenchymal Stem Cell Treatment targeting:
  • Improving nerve cell activation and cerebral blood circulation/nutrition
• Comprehensive rehabilitation therapy focused on:
  • Gross and fine motor skills
  • Speech and language development
  • Cognitive and social functioning
• Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) support for overall well-being

Progress

After completing the stem cell treatment, Roger demonstrated significant improvements in various aspects of his life:

• Behavioral:
  • Improved self-control with reduced frequency of stereotyped movements:
    • Better cooperation during rehabilitation exercises
    • Increased concentration and better affect during tasks
  • More stable and prolonged eye contact duration
  • Generally stable moods with fewer mood swings
• Communication:
  • Extended periods of watching TV, sitting alone, and eating meals independently:
    • Able to sit alone for longer durations without assistance
    • Improved fine motor skills and coordination
  • Progress in expressing himself using words beyond simple sounds

Family feedback

The family described changes in engagement, eye contact and mood. This personal account does not establish that stem cell treatment caused those changes or that it is effective for autism.

Roger's Journey

The account describes changes reported during a programme that included rehabilitation and other interventions. It cannot establish a benefit attributable to stem cells or predict outcomes for other autistic people.

Historical Account of Stem Cell Administration and Supportive Care for Autism

Patient Information

• Name: Kiet Gia Nguyen
• Date of Birth: August 24, 2009
• Gender: Male
• Country of Residence: United States of America

Diagnosis: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Treatment: Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) combined with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and physical therapy

History

Kiet was admitted to Beijing Puhua International Hospital due to speech disorders, emotional interaction difficulties, and concentration problems lasting for four years prior to admission.

Medical Condition Before SCT for Autism

• Hyperactive; difficulty staying still
• Minimal communication with others, using simple words with limited eye contact
• Poor memory and cooperation skills
• Flexible gross motor tone but poor fine motor skill

SCT for Autism: 21-day protocol

After admission, Kiet received a 21-day SCT protocol for autism, which included:

1. Neural function improvement treatments
2. Cerebral blood circulation and metabolism promotion treatments
3. TCM and rehabilitation therapies

Medical Condition After SCT for Autism

Post-treatment improvements:

• Improved general condition and memory
• Increased attention to surroundings, emotional response, and eye contact
• Enhanced communication with parents; responds quickly and clearly to verbal cues
• Better concentration during playtime and clapping activities
• Decreased hyperactivity; easier attention transfer during mindless activities
• Improved repeating, imitation, and learning abilities

Kiet's physical therapists reported:

• Kiet now sits patiently, concentrating on intelligence toys (previously ignored)
• Easily handles triangle or square-shape toys out of the stick (previously unaware)

Parents' Satisfaction

Kiet's parents expressed great satisfaction with his progress after SCT for autism, noting significant improvements in communication, concentration, and overall behavior.

Special Moment

On the last day of treatment, Kiet held Dr. Gao's hand tightly, looking wistful as if saying, "Don't go, stay with me, I will miss you." This emotional display touched Kiet's parents deeply, as they had never seen him express such sentiment to anyone outside their family.

Historical Patient Account: Autism

Patient Information

• Name: Akash Chakravarthy
• Date of Birth: April 20, 2010
• Gender: Male
• Country of Residence: India

Diagnosis: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Medical History:
Akash, a 6-year-old boy from India, was admitted to Beijing Puhua International Hospital with symptoms of speech developmental disorder and limited communication with others for over three years. Prior to treatment:

• Akash displayed poor cooperation during physical examinations.
• He could play smartphone games independently and produce clear sounds of specific words like "Father," "Cake," "Mobile phone," etc.
• Akash greeted doctors and nurses and expressed his desires under his father's encouragement but lacked initiative in communication.
• He exhibited occasional stereotyped behaviors and had difficulty focusing attention.

Biotherapy Treatment for Autism:
Akash received a 21-day biotherapy treatment protocol combining Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and rehabilitation training, focusing on:

1. Enhancing cerebral blood circulation
2. Improving neural nutrition and cerebral metabolism

Treatment Results:

Before and after images of Akash during rehabilitation training:

• Akash showed improved communication with his therapist and better ball-catching skills during rehab sessions.
• He demonstrated enhanced attention transfer between different points, along with increased eye contact while engaged in therapy activities.
• Akash became more adept at answering simple questions ("yes" or "no") frequently and occasionally expressing himself using short sentences.

Conclusion:
This report describes observed changes during combined care. It does not establish that biotherapy caused those changes or is an effective treatment for autism. We continue to monitor his progress and wish him a bright future filled with further improvements and accomplishments.