WHAT IS
INTEGRATIVE CARE
FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Learn how a physician guided integrative approach may help you manage daily function and quality of life while living with multiple sclerosis.
Learn how a physician guided integrative approach
may help you manage daily function and
quality of life while living with multiple sclerosis.
—Rejuvenate Your Life
Are you struggling with the symptoms of multiple sclerosis? Have you just been diagnosed with MS? Many patients look for supportive options in addition to the care they already receive from a neurologist. Cendant Stem Cell Center focuses on integrative therapies designed around comfort, energy, mobility, and day-to-day function.
An integrative plan does not replace disease modifying therapy prescribed by your neurologist. Depending on your symptoms and medical history, supportive care may be directed at helping you work toward:










Results vary. No supportive therapy is a cure for MS.
Multiple sclerosis is a disease of the central nervous system (CNS); it occurs when the body’s immune system attacks the CNS. The body’s unnatural immune response results in damage to the myelin sheath, the protective tissue that protects nerve fibers in the brain. Over time, this process causes inflammation of the nerve fibers, and eventually their exposure.
Damaged nerve fibers in the brain caused by MS results in the interruption of signals between the cells and the brain itself. This deterioration eventually leads to symptoms such as loss of coordination, cognitive decline, and reduced motor skills.
Multiple sclerosis affects different people in different ways, which makes it difficult to treat. Some patients report tingling and numbness in the extremities, inhibited movement in the hands, balance problems, muscle pain, and extreme tiredness. But people with the most serious symptoms experience walking difficulties, spasticity of the muscles, vision problems, and dizziness.
Some patients report these symptoms episodically. They can suddenly flare up without warning and then disappear within a few weeks. And some people can be symptom-free for years. Sadly, however, MS is usually a degenerative condition, and there’s currently no cure.
Traditional treatments for MS are usually based on two objectives: suppressing the body’s immune response and alleviating symptoms. In most cases, drugs are prescribed to fight the effects of multiple sclerosis.
Cendant Stem Cell Center is an integrative clinic. Our role is to review whether supportive therapies may reasonably fit alongside the plan you already have with your neurologist.
That review looks at symptoms that affect daily life: fatigue, muscle tightness, pain, balance, sleep, and recovery after activity. When appropriate, a personalized program may include physician-guided options such as targeted rehabilitation support, photobiomodulation/laser therapy, PEMF, vitamin or NAD+ IV wellness protocols, and other non-surgical modalities selected for comfort and function.
Expectations should stay grounded. Integrative therapies for treating MS are not FDA approved and should not replace medication or follow-up with your neurologist.
Every person who contacts Cendant Stem Cell Center is screened by a Physician before any plan is offered. We review medical history, current medications, and the exact
Please see the comments and personal video testimonies on our website to see our patients’ experience and their personal journey to wellness with Cendant.
Please see the comments and personal video testimonies on our website to see our patients’ experience and their personal journey to wellness with Cendant.