It's been over a year since Bogdan and I completed a course of regenerative stem cell biotherapy at the clinic in Saint Petersburg. We decided to make the trip in February 2022. I barely believed it would work out. But... the clinic staff supported us from the very first day we reached out, met us and took care of Bogdan, and arranged transportation for every procedure. We could get a consultation any time we needed. Even a year later, clinic staff still check in with us often.
As for the benefits of the therapy, after about three months I noticed Bogdan taking an interest in food — before, we ate nothing but kefir, and now I'm thrilled that we eat meat!
Bogdan learned to read by syllables, and to read whole words. Not to mention his phenomenal memory for numbers and phone passwords. He started naming objects and animals, and started pointing at things with his finger — of course, this is all thanks to the combined work of his teachers too. But we also got sick less often after the cell therapy — only twice, in fall and spring.
I would tell parents of autistic children (our son has moderate intellectual disability) to try cell biotherapy — without a doubt, yes. There are real changes, and as the mother of a child with special needs, I notice them right away. This is an honest review, not clinic advertising — it's a genuine recommendation. We'll repeat the course as soon as we get the chance.

Sincerely, Bogdan's mother, Kristina Klopova