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Journal of Biomedical Research | ISSN: 0976-1683 | Volume 30

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March 14-15, 2019 | London, UK

T issue Engineer ing, Stem Cel ls and Regenerat ive Medicine

Cel l and Gene Therapy

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3intaro Flexy program is a combination of 3 treatment

and rehabilitation methods: The injection of Kintaro Cells

(allogenic bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells), taping and

therapeutic gymnastics according to themethods and protocols

of Kintaro Cells Power Japan. Orthopedic diseases take the first

place in theWorld: Osteochondritis – chronic diseases or pain in

the spineor joints, trauma, curvatureof the spine in childrenand

adults, flat-footedness etc. We propose a new non-surgical way

to restore the functionality of the motor segments of a person

with the help of stem cells. The creation of the Kintaro Flexy

program is a result of combined 50-year experience in stem

cell research in Japan and Russia, 20-year practical experience

in sports rehabilitation and 8-year experience in elastic taping.

We have created a program for treatment and rehabilitation.

Kintaro Flexy is easy to use and effective (total efficiency – 98%

(95 treatments in 2017)). Today this program is used not only by

orthopedists but also by many cosmetic clinics.

Speaker Biography

Aleksandr Proshkin took a Doctor of Medicine degree at the age of 23 at the Ural state

medical academy in Russia. He is currently the medical director of Kintaro Cells Power

Japan. He has 20 years of practical experience in sports medicine and orthopedics. He

is a winner of Russian Federation’s state award. He has published 18 articles, conducted

morethan50workshops,developed5 intelligentprogramsamongwhich isKintaroFlexy.

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doctoraleksandr@cellspower.com

Aleksandr Proshkin

Kintaro Cells Power, Japan

Kintaro Flexy – spine-joints recovery program

Aleksandr Proshkin

, Biomed Res, Volume 30

DOI: 10.4066/biomedicalresearch-C1-024