🧠 Dementia & Alzheimer’s Disease: Supporting Cognition and Slowing Decline

Dementia — including Alzheimer’s Disease — is a progressive neurological condition that affects memory, behaviour, speech, orientation, and independence. While conventional medicine offers limited options beyond symptom management, regenerative therapies may help slow the decline, support function, and stabilise progression in many cases.

At BioCells Medical, we offer personalised multi-stage programmes designed to support patients with mild to moderate stages of dementia and provide families with real-time clinical guidance.

💡 Who we treat

We accept patients with:

• Diagnosed Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia

• Symptoms such as memory loss, mood changes, confusion, speech or mobility decline

• Early to moderate stages (still responsive, mobile, or partially independent)

• Family or caregiver support for continued care after therapy

Each case is reviewed by our neurological team to assess eligibility and goals.

🧬 What the treatment includes

Our dementia protocols are designed to:

• Reduce neuroinflammation

• Support neurotransmitter pathways

• Improve focus, memory processing, and emotional balance

• Delay cognitive and physical deterioration

Treatments may include:

• Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) — for neuroprotection and anti-inflammatory effects

• Purified exosomes — to support intercellular signalling and brain function

• T-regulatory cell therapy — for immune stabilisation

• Electro-Neuro Therapy (ENT) — to stimulate functional brain areas

• Peptide-based support — to address energy metabolism and neuroplasticity

Therapies are developed in our certified GMP laboratory in Warsaw and supervised by our doctors.

🌍 Where treatment is provided

Patients can be treated:

• At our medical centre in Warsaw

• Or at home, through direct international deployment of our medical team (for advanced or immobile cases)

We currently care for patients and families across Europe, the Gulf, and Central Asia.

📊 What families report

While dementia is not reversible, families of treated patients often notice:

• Improved attention and emotional stability

• Better orientation in familiar environments

• Clearer speech or communication

• Slower rate of decline

• More connection during daily interactions

Each case is unique, and improvements are carefully monitored by our multidisciplinary team.

📩 Support begins with understanding

If your family is navigating dementia or Alzheimer’s, we’re here to help you explore what’s possible — with care, science, and guidance.→ Book a free online consultation with our doctors.