Plasmapheresis by Nanomembrane Technology
Revitalize Your Health Naturally—Cleansing your blood has never been safer, more comfortable, or more effective.
What are the benefits of plasmapheresis?
Normalization of Cholesterol and Glucose
Plasmapheresis is a highly effective procedure that can significantly reduce levels of total cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL, and glucose in patients, returning them to normal ranges.
Removal of harmful molecules
Plasmapheresis is effective in removing harmful molecules from the blood, such as autoantibodies, immune complexes, and toxins. This removal can help reduce inflammation, prevent further tissue damage, and improve the patient’s condition.
Reduction in Inflammatory Mediators
Plasmapheresis helps in the removal of certain inflammatory mediators, such as cytokines, from the bloodstream. This can lead to a reduction in systemic inflammation, aiding in the relief of symptoms and improvement of overall health.
Improvement of organ function
In certain autoimmune diseases and neurological disorders, plasmapheresis can help improve organ function. By removing the antibodies that are attacking the body’s organs and tissues, plasmapheresis can stop or slow down damage to the affected organ, allowing it to function better.
Increase in energy and physical performance
Plasmapheresis can help you feel more energetic and improve your physical performance by removing harmful substances and reducing the burden on your immune system.
Complementary to other treatments
Plasmapheresis can be used in conjunction with other therapies, such as immunosuppressive drugs, to enhance the effectiveness of treatment.
How Does Plasmapheresis Work?
Plasmapheresis is an advanced medical procedure that separates blood plasma to filter out harmful molecules. Using cutting-edge nanomembrane technology, toxins, immune complexes, and heavy metals that your body cannot eliminate on its own are effectively removed.
Blood Extraction
A small amount of blood is safely and comfortably drawn.
Nanotechnological Filtration
The plasma is passed through a nano-filter membrane that traps harmful elements.
Return of Clean Blood
The purified blood is returned to your body, helping restore internal balance.
Conditions Treated:
- Autoimmune Diseases (Lupus, Guillain-Barré Syndrome, Myasthenia Gravis)
- Neurological and Chronic-Degenerative Disorders
- Chemical or Pharmacological Toxicities
- Transplant Support (Pre- and Post-transplant)
- Systemic Inflammatory Diseases
- Prevention of Premature Aging
Expected Results:
- Improvement in organ function
- Reduction of inflammation and pain
- Restoration of normal cholesterol and glucose levels
- Increased energy and vitality
- Enhanced immune response
Frequently Asked Questions: Plasmapheresis
How does plasmapheresis work?
The plasmapheresis allows the pumping of the blood, which then goes through a nano-membrane filter, which captures the unnecessary elements and throws them out, the blood is then returned to the body, now free of those harming elements.
How long does plasmapheresis take?
The duration of plasmapheresis treatment can vary depending on the patient’s status and the specific condition being treated. However, a typical plasmapheresis session can last from 2 to 4 hours.
Is plasmapheresis painful?
Plasmapheresis itself should not be painful. However, patients may experience some discomfort at the site of needle insertion. Some patients may also experience side effects such as muscle cramps or a feeling of cold during or after the procedure.
Plasmapheresis vs plasma exchange, what's the difference?
Plasmapheresis and plasma exchange are terms that are often used interchangeably. Both refer to the removal, treatment, and reintroduction of plasma into the patient’s body. However, in some contexts, plasmapheresis may refer to the simple extraction of plasma without returning it, while plasma exchange always involves returning the treated plasma or a plasma substitute to the body.
Is plasmapheresis the same as dialysis?
Although both are blood filtering techniques, plasmapheresis and dialysis are not the same. Plasmapheresis is used to remove specific substances from blood plasma, while dialysis is used to filter waste and excess water from the blood when the kidneys are not functioning properly.
How long is the recovery period after plasmapheresis?
Recovery after plasmapheresis can vary from one patient to another. Some people may feel tired or weak after the procedure and may need to rest for the remainder of the day. Others may be able to resume their normal activities immediately.
Can plasmapheresis be combined with other treatments?
Yes, plasmapheresis can be used in combination with other treatments, such as immunosuppressive drugs, to increase the effectiveness of the treatment. The decision to use plasmapheresis in combination with other treatments will depend on the specific condition being treated and the patient’s response to treatment.
Investment in Your Well-Being and Added Value
Your health is your most valuable asset. Choosing plasmapheresis with membrane nanotechnology optimizes your quality of life now and in the future, boosting vitality, strengthening disease resistance, and supporting healthier aging.
Treatment Details
Total Price: $40,000 MXN
Includes:
- Chelation Therapy with E.D.T.A.: A safe and effective procedure to remove heavy metals, optimize circulation, and promote metabolic balance.
- Plasmapheresis with Membrane Nanotechnology: An advanced blood filtration system that removes harmful compounds, supporting cellular regeneration and restoring organic balance.
- Intravenous Vitamin C: An essential antioxidant boost to strengthen your immune response, support tissue recovery, and elevate your energy levels.
- Dark Field Microscopy: A deep and personalized analysis of your blood, providing a detailed insight into your internal health.
