Alevy

27/10/2026

23/10/2026

Why does recovery take longer after 55? For men and women who golf, run, hike, train and are active in general, research points to chronic inflammation.

Your workout may feel the same but you start to notice that it now takes longer for you to recover. The next two days, you may feel tired or have minor aches. With age, the immune system keeps a low level of inflammation active, and it shows up as slower tissue repair.

Strength training, sleep and nutrition can all help. Stem cell therapy works alongside those habits to regulate inflammation and support tissue repair, so you can keep being active, not slow down and age well.

19/10/2026

Can I bring someone with me for stem cell therapy in Colombia?

Yes, your wife, husband, friend or family member is welcome. They can stay at the hotel with you, join your appointments and explore the city with you or while you rest.

For some treatments, we recommend that you travel with someone. We will let you know on our first call if yours is one of them, so you can plan together.

If you do come alone, you won’t be on your own. Our dedicated bilingual Patient Care Specialists are there to pick you up and assist you during your stay. We also provide solutions so that you always have the best care and have the support when you need it.

Coming with someone? Send this to them.

30/09/2026

Almost two out of three Americans living with Alzheimer's are women. Women also provide most of the care for the people who have it.

Many of the women we talk to are living both sides at once. They drive a parent to appointments, manage the medications and hold the family together. Then they quietly wonder if their own memory will hold up.

Some of what shapes brain health is within reach. Staying active, treating hearing loss, keeping blood pressure and blood sugar in check, and staying close to the people you love all count. Many of these factors matter most in midlife, the same years so many women spend caring for someone else.

Stem cell research is part of the conversation too. Scientific evidence shows that mesenchymal stem cells and exosomes can help reduce inflammation in the brain and help improve the quality of life of the person who is living with the condition.

At Alevy, MSC therapy is part of a physician-led plan that works alongside your neurologist.

Share this with a sister, a friend or a daughter who takes care of everyone else. If you have questions, send us a message.

22/09/2026

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) therapy are both regenerative treatments, but they work through different biological mechanisms.

PRP is created by concentrating platelets and growth factors from a patient's own blood. Because the treatment relies on the body's existing cells, its effects are typically localized and shorter in duration, which is why repeat sessions are often required.

MSCs are living, multipotent cells sourced from Wharton's jelly, the connective tissue inside the umbilical cord. Unlike PRP, MSC therapy does not require drawing blood or tissue from the patient. The cells are administered directly and can act both locally and systemically, supporting a broader range of conditions, from moderate concerns to more complex, chronic cases. In many cases, a single treatment can produce longer-lasting results. Growth factors can also be incorporated into an MSC protocol depending on the condition being treated.

At Alevy, we work exclusively with high-dose, Wharton's jelly-derived MSCs, sourced from screened newborn donors and processed in an ISO-certified laboratory.

Understanding the mechanism behind each therapy, not just the marketing language around it, is what allows patients to make an informed decision.

11/09/2026

What will your health look like in five years?

It’s almost never the diagnosis itself that brings our patients to stem cell therapy. It’s worrying about where they’ll be if nothing changes.

Once they saw where things were headed, waiting no longer felt like the safe option.

Tammy had already done the research. What she needed was someone to answer the hard questions and show her the science behind the answers before she committed. Ask us yours.

01/09/2026

To our patients, our community, and the city of Pereira

Pereira, the city we call home, was affected by the earthquake. Families lost loved ones, homes, and businesses. Our hearts are with every one of them.

We want to share, with gratitude, that our entire team is safe. Our laboratory and medical facilities were built to strict structural standards and came through the earthquake intact. After thorough inspections, we have resumed full operations, and Matecaña International Airport is open and receiving flights again.

Pereira is now recovering. Every patient who travels here stays in local hotels, eats at local restaurants, and rides with local drivers. Choosing Pereira right now is a way of renewing your health while supporting the city.

We also understand that some patients may prefer a different setting at this moment. Our Medellín location continues to be fully operational as well and we can arrange treatment there for anyone who prefers it.

To the rescue workers, volunteers, and neighbors who have shown what this city is made of: thank you.

If you have questions about a scheduled or planned treatment, write to us directly.