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Stem cell therapy for autoimmune disease · Medellín, Colombia
Your immune system is attacking you. Suppressing it isn't the only answer.Don't just suppress your immune system. Rebalance it.
Stem cells for multiple sclerosis.rheumatoid arthritis.lupus.Sjögren's syndrome.Hashimoto's thyroiditis.psoriatic arthritis.
Mesenchymal stem cells, delivered intravenously over a three-day protocol in Medellín and led by a rheumatologist; exosomes can be added to your plan. They travel wherever your blood goes — and release signals that may help calm the inflammation driving your condition. From $4,000.
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- 8,000+ procedures
- Rheumatologist-led protocol
8,000+procedures performed by the lead doctors
3 daysfor the full protocol in Medellín
IVsystemic delivery: cells and exosomes
0surgery, hospital stay or months of recovery
Who this is for
If one of these is you, keep reading.
"My hands wake me up"
Rheumatoid arthritis
Morning stiffness, swollen joints, flares that arrive without asking. Methotrexate or a biologic holds it — until it doesn't. For RA, the most complete protocol combines a local application in the affected joints with the IV; some patients do only one of the two.
"Every organ, a different doctor"
Lupus (SLE)
Fatigue, rashes, joints, kidneys. You're managing a condition that touches everything, and you're tired of managing it alone.
"Dry eyes, dry mouth, no answers"
Sjögren's syndrome
It gets treated as a nuisance. You know it isn't — the fatigue and the dryness shape your whole day.
"Always tired, always cold"
Hashimoto's thyroiditis
Your own immune system is wearing down your thyroid — fatigue, cold intolerance, weight that won't move. The protocol works alongside your thyroid hormone, aimed at the inflammation still attacking the gland.
"Skin and joints at once"
Psoriatic arthritis
Plaques and painful joints from the same source. Treating one rarely settles the other.
Don't see your condition here? The doctors also treat other autoimmune and rheumatologic conditions, and the rheumatologist is open to reviewing any case — send yours on WhatsApp.
The real difference
Most autoimmune treatment turns your immune system down. This aims to rebalance it.
Turning your immune system down and helping it rebalance are not the same lever — and the difference is the whole reason cells are being studied here.
Standard treatment · immunosuppression
Turns the whole system down
- Broadly, not selectively — methotrexate, biologics and steroids quiet immune activity everywhere, not just the part attacking you
- Usually for life — most patients stay on it indefinitely, with regular monitoring for side effects
- A real infection risk — when the brakes go on everywhere, your immune system also has less left to fight off what it should
This protocol · rebalancing
Aims to rebalance it, without switching it off
- Restores regulatory activity — mesenchymal cells are studied to help restore the immune cells whose job is to keep immune activity in check
- Targets the activation, not the whole system — the aim is to calm what's driving the damage, not immune function generally
- Alongside your rheumatologist, every step — it works together with your medication, and your rheumatologist guides every change
Cells are a different lever on the same problem, aimed at calming the inflammation and helping slow how fast it progresses. Your rheumatologist designs your plan around your case.
Real patients
“Hard to move, hard to walk, hard to sleep. Now, mobility is a lot better.”
VJ has rheumatoid arthritis. This is what five months after his IV protocol looked like — in his own words.
"Amazing customer service leading up to the procedure as well as after."
"Great customer service, very professional, high-quality treatment and more competitive price than other clinics."
Your three days
Three days in Medellín. Home the day after.
No surgery, no hospital stay, no months of recovery. Your hotel and the treatment center share the same building, so the days are short and calm.
- Day 1Morning
Cancer markers and premedication
Every intravenous protocol starts here. It's a simple step for your safety, your specialist confirms your plan in person, and premedication prepares your body. A blood detox IV can be added to your plan.
- Day 2Three hours or more
Premedication and your stem cells
The infusion is deliberately slow — three hours or more — because that is how your body takes them best. There is no rushing this part, and no one is watching the clock. Afterwards you rest, with your coordinator checking on you.
- Day 3The last step
Premedication
Premedication to close the protocol. Exosomes IV — the signaling packages cells use to talk to tissue — can be added to your plan to amplify what the cells started.
Your protocol is designed around your weight, your height, your age and your medical condition — and confirmed by your rheumatologist after your consultation, never before.
Your trip & your price
Three days in Medellín. One clear price.
Here's exactly what happens — and exactly what's included.
- 01
Evaluation by the specialist
Send your diagnosis and recent labs on WhatsApp. You get a clear answer before you travel.
- 02
Rheumatologist consultation
A rheumatologist reviews your case with you by video and designs your plan. Your plan is ready before you book a flight.
- 03
Three days in Medellín
Your protocol across three days. Airport pickup and a 4-star hotel with the treatment center in the same building can be added to your plan.
- 04
Follow-up from home
Online check-ins with your doctor, to review how you are responding as the months pass. For systemic conditions the doctors recommend two visits, the second 6–8 weeks after the first — and returning patients receive a returning-patient discount on the second visit.
Autoimmune protocol · from $4,000
From $4,000
USD · final price confirmed after your medical consultation
- Stem cells, delivered intravenously
- Premedication
- Cancer markers
- A consultation with the rheumatologist & online follow-up
- Can be added: exosomes, detox IV, Marriott Hotel in the same building and airport transfers
Comparable treatment in the US$30,000–$40,000+
Get my exact quote
Flights and meals not included. Your exact protocol is confirmed after your medical consultation.
Dr. Andrés MartínezYour medical team
Your doctor is a rheumatologist, not a generalist.
Autoimmune disease is its own specialty, and the doctors treat it that way: Dr. Andrés Martínez, rheumatologist, designs and leads your protocol.
Rheumatologist-led protocol
Screened before every IV protocol
Fully-equipped treatment center
8,000+ procedures by the lead doctors
Autoimmune FAQ
Your questions, answered.
What can stem cells do for my condition?
They may help calm an overactive immune response, reduce the inflammation that damages tissue over time, and support your own tissue's repair. The aim is to calm the inflammation and help slow how fast your condition progresses — and your rheumatologist designs the plan for your case specifically.
Why intravenously, and not an injection where it hurts?
Because autoimmune conditions aren't in one place. Delivered into your bloodstream, the cells and exosomes travel wherever your blood goes — the nerves in multiple sclerosis, the joint lining in rheumatoid arthritis, the thyroid in Hashimoto's. A local injection can't reach a condition that is everywhere.
Do I have to stop my current medication?
Your rheumatologist reviews your current medication during your consultation and tells you exactly what to do. This is designed to work alongside the doctor who treats you at home.
How many days do I need in Medellín?
Three days: cancer markers and premedication, then premedication and your stem cells, then premedication; a detox IV and exosomes IV can be added to your plan. Airport pickup can be added to your plan, and the hotel and treatment center share one building, so the days are calm and short. For systemic conditions the doctors recommend two visits, the second 6–8 weeks after the first — and returning patients receive a returning-patient discount on the second visit.
Is it safe? What is checked before I travel?
Every IV protocol starts with cancer markers, for your safety. Your diagnosis, your labs and your current medication are reviewed by a rheumatologist before you book anything, so your plan is designed for you.
How much does it cost?
Autoimmune protocols in Medellín start from $4,000 USD: the stem cells by IV, cancer markers, premedication and a consultation with the doctor. Exosomes, a detox IV, the Marriott Hotel in the same building and airport transfers can be added to your plan, and your coordinator sends that price in writing. Comparable treatment in the US typically runs $30,000–$40,000+.
When will I see results?
Improvement builds gradually, usually between 3 and 6 months — every body responds at its own pace. Your rheumatologist tells you what to expect for your case specifically.
Will I be able to fly home right after?
Yes. There is no surgery and no hospital stay. You rest after each infusion, and most patients fly home the day after the protocol ends.
Is this approved by the FDA?
Stem cell therapy is not approved by the FDA, but in Colombia it is legal, and that is where your treatment takes place, performed by specialist physicians.
Is there an age limit?
There's no fixed age limit. What matters is your overall health, your diagnosis and your labs, reviewed in your consultation before you travel.
What can you expect?
Every body responds at its own pace; improvement usually builds over 3–6 months. What you can expect is the quality of the cells, a protocol designed by a specialist in your condition, and a medical team with you the whole way.
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