Your baby’s umbilical cord could change their life
Re-growing organs, healing wounds and curing cancer may sound like science fiction but they are fast becoming science fact – all because of stem cells.
These powerful cells are helping your baby to grow in the womb. But they can also continue to protect them after birth, and even into old age.
Your baby’s umbilical cord could:
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Treat autism, cerebral palsy and more
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Make new organs and muscle
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Kill cancer cells
You have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to keep these cells, in the precious few moments after baby arrived. To protect them and even other members of the family, for the rest of their life.
Request your FREE Welcome Pack now to find out more.
Your baby’s umbilical cord could change their life
The powerful stem cells in the umbilical cord help your baby grow in the womb, they can also go on to protect them and other members of the family, throughout their life and even into old age.
Save your baby’s stem cells today and open a world of future treatment and regenerative therapy opportunities only available through this once-in-a-lifetime service.
Your baby’s umbilical cord could:
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Treat autism, cerebral palsy and more
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Make new organs and muscle
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Kill cancer cells
Request your FREE Welcome Pack now to find out more.
FIND OUT MORE, REQUEST YOUR WELCOME PACK TODAY
All you need to know to make an informed decision.
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– Complete Welcome Pack and Parent’s Guide
– Information via email
– Contact from our specialist advisors
Stem Cell Therapies
Current Treatments:
Metabolic Disorders
Krabbe Disease; Hurler Syndrome
Blood Cancers:
Leukaemia; lymphoma; Myeloma
Solid Tumour:
Neuroblastoma
Immune Disorders:
SCID; Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome
Blood Disorders:
Sickle Cell Anaemia; Aplastic Anaemia; Fanconi Anaemia
Future Treatments:
Currently there are over 7,000 clinical trials worldwide researching stem cell therapies and treatments to combat diseases…
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Stem Cell Therapies
Currently there are over 7,000 clinical trials worldwide researching stem cell therapies and treatments to combat diseases…
Current research
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Current Treatments:
Metabolic Disorders
Krabbe Disease; Hurler Syndrome
Blood Cancers:
Leukaemia; lymphoma; Myeloma
Solid Tumour:
Neuroblastoma
Immune Disorders:
SCID; Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome
Blood Disorders:
Sickle Cell Anaemia; Aplastic Anaemia; Fanconi Anaemia
Your baby’s richest source of stem cells (ever)
What our customers say…
Naomi Isted - Style and Beauty Presenter & Columnist
“My friend had recommended Cells4Life as a reliable and trustworthy cord blood bank. As soon as I read into the service there was no way I wouldn’t use this for the future health of my baby and family. What is on offer is incredible and their service is second to none. I was so impressed with the entire team and cannot recommend them and the benefits of Umbilical Stem Cell blood bank storage enough. This is potentially life changing for you and your family.”
Kim Bromwich - Paediatric Surgical Nurse & Mum of four
“I knew it was something we had to do. Leo’s stem cells are now stored and ready should he ever need them. It was reassuring to know that they may even be a match for his big sisters if ever they were ill.”
Georgia Woods - Mum of four
“Cord blood banking is an investment into the future of our new family. Stem cell storage was always part of our long term plan but after completing our research into my own condition and learning what it is that makes cord blood stem cells so special, I knew immediately that we made the right decision. This is all about safeguarding the future of our new family and ensuring that we can all live a normal, happy life. As new stem cell therapies develop, I’m confident that our decision will enable my family and I to make the most of them.”
Quick questions…
How is umbilical cord blood collected?
The phlebotomist collects the blood by inserting a blood bag needle into the umbilical vein. Once blood ceases to drain, they seal the bag and dispose of the needle.
The sample is labelled and placed into a protective overwrap. For cord tissue, a long undamaged section of the umbilical cord is selected and cut.
It is cleaned thoroughly and placed into the tissue pot along with saline solution. The pot is labelled and overwrapped, and both samples are packaged back into your collection kit.
How is cord blood stored?
Is cord blood banking affordable?
The cost of cord blood banking does not have to be expensive. Pricing varies according to the process and service you choose. At Cells4Life, we offer a variety of different pricing plans, which start at £1,600.
How can cord blood be used?
Today, cord blood can be used to treat more than 80 conditions. In future, it is expected to treat many other diseases and disorders as stem cell technology continues to advance.
Trials are already underway investigating the application of umbilical cord stem cells as a therapy for neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy, stroke and even autism. Progress has also been made for the treatment of diabetes and heart disease. Preliminary data from these clinical trials suggest that these powerful cells could even one day be used to regrow organs.
