Published by EUROPEAN WELLNESS ACADEMY – Medical Research: ISBN: 9781662930140, eISBN: 9781662930157
Library of Congress Control Number: 2022941476

A new work from the authors of Stem Cells in Regenerative Medicine, Comprehensive Guide to Biological Medicine and Wellness, and Cell Membrane Therapy. A revolutionary discussion of contemporary scientific views on the role of the immune system in occurrence with age-related degenerative diseases such as cancer and autoimmune diseases. Immunotherapy options and medical indications for the use of various types of immunotherapeutic products are reviewed. Biological methods of immunotherapy are emphasized, i.e. transfer factors, thymic peptides, autologous vaccines, active specific immunotherapy, macrophage activating factors, et cetera. This book is backed by extensive literature reviews, references, and citations, as well as presentation of relevant clinical cases.

A book by Dr. Arseniy Trukhanov and Prof. Dr. Mike K.S. Chan
Published by EUROPEAN WELLNESS ACADEMY – Medical Research: ISBN 9781662930201, eISBN: 9781662930218
Library of Congress Control Number: 2022941479

This handbook focuses on the different aspects around the anti-aging, preventive and regenerative medicine. Discussion about the paradigm of ageing as well as the concepts of anti-aging medicine, its standards and technologies are highlighted in more than 20 chapters all written by international experts in regenerative medicine. Some of the topics covered in this book include:

• Ageing, aging and anti-aging: A Decalogue for anti-aging medicine
• Lessons from Sicilian centenarians for anti-aging medicine
• Molecular biomarkers and genetic aspects of aging
• Future of peptides in clinical practice
• Mitochondrial approaches in anti-aging medicine and in SARS-CoV2 infection
• Tissue-specific autoantibodies in preventive medicine
• Chronic stress as a psycho-neuro-immunological dysfunction
• Gut-associated immune system and its health implications
• Regenerative medicine with platelet-rich-plasma
• Alzheimer’s disease: Preventive and anti-aging neurology
• Autistic spectrum disorder and mitochondrial medicine
• Integrative hormonal approach in anti-aging medicine
• Preventive cardiology and phlebology
• Aesthetic and anti-aging medicine
• Preventive ophthalmology
• Preventive oncology
• Nutrition in healthy aging
• Physical activity and fitness paradigms for anti-aging and longevity

All clinicians working in anti-aging medicine – as well as ageing people – should read this book. It will hopefully set the “Standard of anti-aging medicine” and thus will be a tool in planning the challenges we all will face caring the ageing patients and creating the preventive programs for them.

A book by Prof. Dr. Mike Chan and Dr. Dina Tulina
Published by Matador, Troubador.co.uk, London – Medical Research: ISBN 978-1-80313-118-4

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a progressive neurological disease that affects millions of people worldwide. Currently, the causes of MS are still unclear and the cure of MS remains symptomatic, while the effectiveness of treatment varies widely among individuals. The clinical features and neurological defects derived from this progressive neurological disease are diverse since MS may affect the human central nervous system (CNS) at all levels from the brain to hen end of the spinal cord. Immunopathogenesis of MS involves many steps, including activation of peripheral leucocytes against putative CNS antigens, activated leucocytes with inflamed cerebral endothelial cells, the migration of activated lymphocytes and macrophages through the endothelium to the CNS environment, and further propagation of a massive immune response within the CNS, Such large-scale immune activation leads to loss of the myelin-oligodendrocyte complex. Various types of immune cells and mediators of the immune-inflammatory response actively contribute to the pathogenesis of MS. Genetic factors are also thought to play a central role in the development of most forms of MS. Axonal degeneration and neuronal loss are the core components of irreversible and permanent CNS atrophy and disability in MS.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the current MS situation as researchers try to understand the process and develop treatments that can slow or stop the disease, possible repair the damage, alleviate specified symptoms, and improve the abilities of MS patients to function in everyday life. Various biological holistic approaches have been shown to slow disease progression in some patients, and the recovery rate of cellular mechanism in the brain and spinal cord has been accelerated, increasing the possibility of achieving complete balance of the disease state.

The panels review the background, focusing on novel strategies that are most likely to understand the biological mechanism of recovery and translate findings into alternative comprehensive approach to the MS management. The modality of such complementary therapies adds a new dimension, geared to further improvement in the management and sustain the acquired long-term results of MS. This books will necessary to MS researchers, research funder, healthcare advocate MS research and treatment, and interested patients and their families.

A book by Prof. Dr. Mike Chan and Prof. Dr. Yuriy Nalapko
Published by Matador, Troubador.co.uk, London – Medical Research: ISBN 978 1838592 509

Human Cell Membrane Therapy explores the theoretical and practical dimensions of improving service provision on majority of the diseases caused by cell damage. This readable and well-structured book is based on the reviews of current scientific publications on cellular membranes, its chemical structure and changes in many diseases. This monograph opens the new overview of the concepts of cell membranes therapy.

Detailed role of phosphatidylcholine as the principal component of the cell membranes is described. Among the important issues discussed are Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases, atherosclerosis, fatty liver disease, diabetes mellitus etc. The final chapter evaluated progress in the use of PlaqX – phosphatidylcholine-based substance, which is able to restore the cell membranes and provide significant health improvement. This detailed review and authors experience will be of value to anyone with an interest in the area of regenerative, biomolecular, and anti-aging medicine.

Professor Dato’ Sri Dr. Mike KS Chan is one of the pioneers of cellular and cell membrane therapy in Europe and Asia since the early 1980’s. He founded and spearheaded one of the world’s largest researches for bio-molecular medicine based in Switzerland and Germany with presence in almost 80 countries globally. He conducted more than 1,000 lectures, seminars and symposiums worldwide across more than 60 countries in the field of anti-aging, cell regeneration, regenerative medicine and stem cell therapies.

Dr. Yuriy Nalapko is academician and practical doctor in anesthesiology and intensive care. One of the areas of his scientific interests is longevity and a cell functioning in different diseases. His Philosophy Degree dissertation was devoted to the intensive care of brain injury patients. Last time he pays his attention to the cell membranes and the different methods of its structural and functional corrections. He considers the cell membrane therapy as the important component of the regenerative medicine and biomolecular therapy.

Published by Matador, Troubador.co.uk, London – Medical Research: ISBN 978 1838590 116
Author/s: Prof. Dr. Mike Chan and Prof. Dr. Dmitry Klokol

In most of the doctors’ perception the term ‘regenerative medicine’ is associated with tissue reconstruction after severe injuries, burns or trauma. And that is absolutely correct except the fact that tissues and organs deteriorate and lose their function not only due to mechanical or physical damage, but as a result of chronic diseases, inflammation, age-related degeneration as well as genetic abnormalities and cellular dysfunction. The profound understanding of tissue morphology on the cellular level and studying of the ontogenesis open magnificent opportunities to restoration of structural and functional integrity of human organism.

Throughout centuries scientists and healthcare practitioners were in a constant pursuit of longevity—from Avicenna and Paracelsus to Brown-Sequad, Serge Voronoff and Paul Niehans. Not so long ago, in 1990’s, when the term regenerative medicine was tailored by Dr. Leland Kaiser and propagated by William Haseltine it was considered to be a medicine of the Future, «a new branch of medicine will develop that attempts to change the course of chronic disease and in many instances will regenerate tired and failing organ systems», as Dr. Leland Kaiser described it. A new hope spurred up that almost any condition can be at least improved if not cured by means of regenerative medicine, including those cases where conventional medicine is powerless or ineffective.

The Future Dr. Kaiser was talking about is certainly a Present today. Though relatively small amount of practitioners are aware of today’s regenerative medicine capabilities and many still consider it more like science fiction.
This book reveals concepts and protocols of successful approach to regenerative medicine by means of stem cell therapy. It also highlights important aspects of manufacturing and culturing of cell therapy products and administration of different types of stem cells in various systemic disorders.

Medical Research: ISBN 978 1785898 969
Published by FCTI at Matador, Troubador, London, UK Deposited with the British Library and lending libraries

This book presents information about live cell therapy which uses fetal precursor stem cell transplants prepared by the state-of-the-art primary tissue cultures. These precursor stem cells are from foetuses of rabbits coming from accredit closed colonies reared in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the American Association for Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC).