Hansen Clinic of Natural Medicine, Scottsdale AZ

I met Dr Hansen while I was in Arizona having treatment at a specialist clinic for Lyme disease. I was initially very impressed by him, he was a good communicator and I stayed in touch with him after I left Arizona. I have a neurological condition/MS that has put me in a wheelchair and I told Dr Hansen that I couldn't afford to waste more money on treatment that wasn't going to restore my mobility. He assured me that he only used the best umbilical stem cells and sent me a link to video footage about a Texan football coach who had MS and had lost his mobility which was restored through umbilical stem cell therapy. After researching the options that were available to me in terms of stem therapy clinics just below the border in Washington state I decided to fly back to Arizona to have stem cell therapy at Dr Hansen's clinic but was sadly disappointed by the experience. I thought I was just attending his clinic for the stem cell therapy but he spent ages talking to me about other things and gave me what I felt was irrelevant and expensive treatment that I didn't need or want like blood tests for hormones and measuring my muscle mass by putting my foot in a machine and charging me a fortune for it. He spent very little time administering the stem cell therapy and almost forgot to give me 30 million of the 60 million stem cells that he decided were appropriate for me, and would have forgotten if my boyfriend hadn't decided to check the amounts that I was being given! So I almost flew all the way back to Canada having paid for the entire cost of of the stem cell therapy treatment but only having received half of it. Not only that but he had immense trouble getting the needle into my arm and it was very painful and I had bruising for days afterwards which was extremely unprofessional. I also found out later that he should have given me millions more stem cells than the 60 million he decided were appropriate for my weight because weight shouldn't have been the deciding factor. What should have been the deciding factor was the severity of my condition and the length of time that I had had the mobility problem. As a result 4 months on I haven't had the slightest bit of improvement to my condition and the $10,000 that I spent at the Hansen Clinic of Natural Medicine has been completely wasted even though Dr Hansen knew that I was desperate for results and to recover my mobility and get out of the wheelchair. He has tried to justify this on the basis that I need to attend multiple times and that his treatment is cheaper than at other clinics like Panama or Costa Rica but the correct protocol for MS is at least 4 days of intensive stem cell therapy including the intrathecal method whereby stem cells are injected into the cerebrospinal fluid so that they cross the blood brain barrier into the central nervous system where the damage exists. I would advise anyone with MS or a neurological condition to go to Panama or Costa Rica where they have both experience of and success treating MS patients and NOT to waste money having stem cell therapy with Dr Hansen.

After speaking with the esthetician several times about the benefits and results of a new procedure, derma infusion, I decided to have it done. I was very dissapointed because in my opinion, none of what she had told me was true. The procedure did nothing for my skin. I wasted my time and money.