Rheumatoid Arthritis
In rheumatoid arthritis, overactive immune cells attack the joint lining, destroying cartilage and bone. SOMA's protocol works to calm system-wide inflammation and guide overactive immune cells toward tolerance.
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A two-pronged protocol: mesenchymal stem cells to recalibrate the immune system, with the patient's own regulatory T-cells to restore tolerance.
In autoimmune disease, the immune system mis-catalogs healthy tissue as a threat and attacks it, often after an infection or environmental trigger sets the error in motion. SOMA's program works on two fronts to correct it. Mesenchymal stem cells, also called Medicinal Signaling Cells, recalibrate the immune environment and calm inflammation at its source. Alongside them, autologous T-regulatory cell therapy puts the body's own peacekeeping cells to work, restoring the tolerance that tells the system to stand down. One prong quiets the inflammation; the other rebuilds the signal for self-tolerance.
In rheumatoid arthritis, overactive immune cells attack the joint lining, destroying cartilage and bone. SOMA's protocol works to calm system-wide inflammation and guide overactive immune cells toward tolerance.
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Crohn's and IBD occur when the immune system attacks the digestive tract, fueled by inflammation. An IV protocol works to recalibrate this immune overactivity, lowering the inflammatory burden across the entire gut.
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In lupus, the immune system launches a system-wide assault that damages the skin, joints, and kidneys. The protocol works to lower the overall inflammatory burden and temper the body's overactive immune response.
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Multiple sclerosis is an immune attack on the central nervous system that strips away protective myelin fibers. SOMA delivers cell therapy intrathecally to calm the immune response close to the tissue under attack.
Take the quizPsoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are driven by an immune loop that accelerates skin turnover and inflames joints. The protocol targets this loop, lowering inflammatory signaling and restoring cellular tolerance.
Take the quizAnkylosing spondylitis causes spinal inflammation that can fuse joints. The protocol works to calm this inflammatory drive and temper the overactive response, aiming to protect joints and preserve mobility.
Take the quizIn Sjögren's syndrome, immune cells damage tear and saliva glands, causing severe dryness. The protocol works to settle inflammation around the glands and restore tolerance to protect remaining function.
Take the quizDermatomyositis causes the immune system to attack muscles and skin, leading to weakness and rashes. The protocol works to calm this inflammatory activity and restore tolerance to protect muscle function.
Take the quizHashimoto's thyroiditis is an immune attack that degrades thyroid function. The protocol works to lower the inflammatory burden and restore tolerance toward thyroid tissue, aiming to protect working cells.
Take the quizIn Graves' disease, antibodies force the thyroid to overproduce hormones, causing a racing heart and anxiety. The protocol works to calm this autoimmune activity and rebuild tolerance to quiet overstimulation.
Take the quizIn type 1 diabetes, immune cells destroy insulin-producing beta cells. The protocol targets this process early to calm the attack and preserve remaining capacity, working alongside standard insulin care.
Take the quizVitiligo results from an immune attack on skin pigment cells, causing depigmented patches. The protocol lowers inflammatory signaling and restores tolerance to halt pigment loss and protect remaining cells.
Take the quizFibromyalgia is linked to neuroinflammation that amplifies pain and fatigue. The protocol lowers this signaling to turn down the pain response, though specific clinical evidence for this condition is still limited.
Take the quizLyme disease requires antibiotics, but cell therapy addresses lingering issues. Where chronic inflammation and immune dysregulation persist after infection, it works as an adjunct to recalibrate the response.
Take the quizWe’ve designed a process that removes uncertainty—guiding you from your first conversation through long-term recovery.

We learn about your condition and help you understand the right fit. Our team then medical history to develop a personalized plan.

7 & 14-day detox protocols to optimize stem cells. Choose budget-friendly or clinical ideal, treatment to fully prepare for your engraftment.

Administration takes 2–4 hours. Delivery is condition-specific: IV for systemic, intrathecal for CNS, joint injections, or nebulized exosomes.

Post-care includes a vital 48-hr recovery window and structured follow-ups up to 12 months. Repeat treatments are timed at 3–6 months if needed.
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Honest answers about how SOMA works and what to expect.
No. SOMA works exclusively with ethically sourced mesenchymal stem cells from healthy, screened donors. Every cell line is processed in our ISO Class 6 GMP laboratory.
Treatment takes place at Del Prado Medical Tower, a COFEPRIS-regulated private hospital in Tijuana. Our team coordinates your travel, stay, and care, and on treatment day you receive the printed viability and purity results for the exact cells you will receive before any procedure begins.
Yes. Mexico was the first country to write a legal framework for therapeutic stem cell use, and our Medical Director helped shape it. Treatment operates under COFEPRIS regulatory oversight.
Cost depends on your condition and your protocol. Your free consultation includes a clear breakdown, with no hidden fees and no obligation.
Start with our two-minute assessment or a free call. We review your medical history and give you an honest answer on whether SOMA is right for you.
Most plans do not yet cover regenerative stem cell therapy. We offer clear pricing and financing options.