Contact: Ann Rion Repair Stem Cells Institute 3010 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1200 Dallas, TX 75234 RSCI’s mission is to assist people to make educated choices about their medical conditions & treatments, giving them a chance to lead longer and more fulfilling lives than they could expect by continuing with no-hope standard medicine Tel: +1 214 556 6377 Email: [email protected] facebook: RepairStemCells Website: www.RepairStemCells.org Dr Braly’s Update 2015 February Do you know what your Vitamin D blood level is? If not, you should ideally find out before being treated with stem cells. Why, you ask? First of all, Vitamin D deficiency is very common. It is also a major contributing factor in most of the chronic illnesses RSCI sees being treated with stem cells. (Several years ago, when I began routinely testing patients scheduled for stem cell therapy, I was astonished to find that most patients tested were vitamin D deficient) Why is this important when seeking stem cell therapy? Vitamin D deficiency, left untreated, may result in the administered stem cells not working as well as they should, causing you to run the risk of poorer, less than optimal response to treatment, and as a consequence less than optimal outcome. With this in mind, I strongly recommend that all patients be routinely blood tested for vitamin D before being treated with stem cells. If your blood level is deficient (defined as 30 ng/ml or less), aggressive vitamin D3 therapy (utilizing a combination of vitamin D-rich foods, sunshine & oral vitamin D3 supplementation) should be started right away, then continued after stem cell therapy until optimal blood levels are achieved (defined as 50-100 ng/ml) and maintained long term. Stem cell therapy alone is often not enough for best, long term results The importance of optimal Vitamin D blood levels in patients being treated with stem cells Jim Braly Wishing you the best of health, Dr. James Braly, MD RSCI Resident Physician & Nutritionist REPAIR STEM CELLS INSTITUTE

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Page 1: Dr. Braly's RSCI Stem Cell Update February 2015

Contact: Ann RionRepair Stem Cells Institute

3010 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1200 Dallas, TX 75234

RSCI’s mission is to assist people to make educated choices about their medical conditions & treatments, giving thema chance to lead longer and more ful�lling lives than they could expect by continuing with no-hope standard medicine

Tel: +1 214 556 6377Email: [email protected]

facebook: RepairStemCells Website: www.RepairStemCells.org

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Do you know what your Vitamin D blood level is? If not, you should ideally �nd out before being treated with stem cells.

Why, you ask?

First of all, Vitamin D de�ciency is very common. It is also a major contributing factor in most of the chronic illnesses RSCI sees being treated with stem cells. (Several years ago, when I began routinely testing patients scheduled for stem cell therapy, I was astonished to �nd that most patients tested were vitamin D de�cient)

Why is this important when seeking stem cell therapy?

Vitamin D de�ciency, left untreated, may result in the administered stem cells not working as well as they should, causing you to run the risk of poorer, less than optimal response to treatment, and as a consequence less than optimal outcome.

With this in mind, I strongly recommend that all patients be routinely blood tested for vitamin D before being treated with stem cells.

If your blood level is de�cient (de�ned as 30 ng/ml or less), aggressive vitamin D3 therapy (utilizing a combination of vitamin D-rich foods, sunshine & oral vitamin D3 supplementation) should be started right away, then continued after stem cell therapy until optimal blood levels are achieved (de�ned as 50-100 ng/ml) and maintained long term.

Stem cell therapy alone is often not enough for best, long term results

The importance of optimal Vitamin D blood levels in patients being treated with stem cells

Jim BralyWishing you the best of health,

Dr. James Braly, MD

RSCI Resident Physician & Nutritionist

REPAIR STEM CELLS INSTITUTE