Special Announcement - Now Screening for FDA Approved Stem Cell Study
Dr. Mitchell Sheinkop has completed training and is credentialed for an FDA-approved stem cell clinical trial for knee arthritis. Our clinic is now screening patients for this trial. Contact us at 312-475-1893 for details. Click here to learn more.

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Baiting and switching with stem cells

Baiting and switching with stem cells

I am an avid fly fisherman and employ the bait and switch tactic all March thru September in Southwest Wisconsin’s Driftless area. My grasshopper pattern from mid July through the end of the season floated on top while the scud or tiny beadhead nymph drifted18 inches...

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“Let’s do two”

 OK, I admit it is a play on words borrowed from Ernie Banks’ famous line “Let’s play two”; but there is the same excitement and enthusiasm for what I do with stem cells as Ernie had during his playing days as “Mr. Cub”. I get the same satisfaction now when a patient...

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I am doing excellent after my last treatment. Last weekend, I did (6) Spin classes and played 18 holes of golf on Tuesday. Regarding a reference, I would welcome the opportunity to talk with a patient who is considering Regenexx SD procedure. You can have the patient...

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Stem Cells and FDA Regulation

Let me make it clear, I am not opposed to FDA oversight and regulation of Regenerative Medicine. Just the opposite, I would like to see more enforcement. The evidence based medicine that I adhere to is the result of my education, residency and fellowship training,...

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Say no to arthroscopy for arthritis; Say yes to stem cells

Say no to arthroscopy for arthritis; Say yes to stem cells

I have written many a Blog based on my objection to the epidemic of arthroscopic intervention for arthritis at the hip and the knee. Now comes scientific evidence not only that it doesn’t make sense but also rather accelerates the degenerative process. A recent...

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Hello Dr. Sheinkop, I am contacting you ten days after having received the P. L. booster per your request. I have tolerated the injections well with no after affects, except for tenderness the first few days, the following were my activities over this time. I start my...

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Sex, Drugs and Stem Cells

Sex, Drugs and Stem Cells

  There, I got your attention. Sex is great; “recreational” drug use is bad; while stem cells are good. What led me to choose this subject matter is based on the headline news this past week. Researchers have shown that while low “T” adversely affects a...

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“Stem Cell Treatments Overtake Science”

“Stem Cell Treatments Overtake Science”

By AURA BEIL Published September 9,2013 The New York Times    Health The article is certainly worth a read as it underscores the world of stem cell clinics and the promises without scientific documentation for treatment of many maladies both in the US and around the...

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On Hip Surgery, Brandon Marshall and Stem Cells

On Hip Surgery, Brandon Marshall and Stem Cells

If you live in Chicago as do I and you follow the Bears as I have since the days of Dick Butkus and more recently Mike Ditka, you can’t miss the hourly commentary in the media and press concerning Brandon Marshall’s absence from the practice and playing field this...

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Stem Cells and Labor Day Weekend

There is no real relationship as suggested in the title above but that doesn’t stop the increasing interest of patients seeking to avoid joint replacement surgery by choosing stem cell intervention. Today, Wednesday, August 28, we had two patients who underwent the...

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Stem Cells for Arthritis Work and Are Safe

“My integrated medicine doctor --------------- MD reported that the risks for stem cell therapy are not known yet. Could you please tell me more about how long this procedure has been being completed in the US. In addition, what is the success rate for patients using...

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