Ehlers-Danlos syndrome can be a debilitatingly painful group of inherited disorders impacting the connective tissues supporting the skin, bones, blood vessels and occasionally internal organs. Symptoms include hyperflexible joints that can easily dislocate which is what Mave, a patient of Dr. Scott Greenberg, copes with every day. Mave has undergone several serious surgeries to repair damage or prevent further problems due to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Mave's surgical interventions didn't help ease her chronic pain which brought her to Greeneberg Regenerative Medicine. Under the expert care of Dr. Greenberg, Mave has been able to find relief.

A pioneer and expert in alternative medical techniques, Dr. Greenberg specializes in a regenerative approach tailored to treat chronic knee pain, joint dysfunctions, concussions, sports injuries, etc. Research your pain relief options by calling Greenberg Regenerative Medicine in Bryn Mawr, PA at (833) 593-3018 or visiting http://bit.ly/GreenbergRegen-YT

#EhlersDanlos #EDS #AlternativeMedicine

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Parents whose kids play sports know that bumps, bruises and sore muscles come with the territory. In this video, Philadelphia NBC10 News HealthHatch spoke with Dr. Scott Greenberg, of Greenberg Regenerative Medicine, about a homeopathic remedy called Arnica which has been used to help quickly heal serious, painful bruises.

A pioneer and expert in alternative medical techniques, Dr. Greenberg specializes in a regenerative approach tailor to treat chronic knee pain, joint dysfunctions, concussions, sports injuries, etc. Research your pain relief options by calling Greenberg Regenerative Medicine in Bryn Mawr, PA at (833) 593-3018 or visiting http://bit.ly/GreenbergRegen-YT

#Arnica #MountainArnica #Homeopathic

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

For many patients with chronic knee and joint pain, months of physical therapy and even surgery may lay ahead with no promises of relief. In this video, an actual patient of Greenberg Regenerative Medicine recounts how she began researching all her medical options when facing some tough decisions about her prescribed treatment plan for chronic knee pain. Advocating for her own health brought her to Dr. Scott Greenberg and she couldn’t have been happier with his regenerative, holistic medical approach that yielded immediate relief.

Dr. Greenberg helps many patients at his practice, Greenberg Regenerative Medicine, in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. If you or someone you know is coping with chronic knee or joint pain, and maybe you’ve been told you need surgery, don’t hesitate to call Greenberg Regenerative Medicine at (833) 593-3018 to learn about all your options. You’ll also find more information at http://bit.ly/GreenbergRegen-YT

#KneePain #NonsurgicalRelief #RegenerativeMedicine

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Research shows repeated concussions can lead to permanent brain damage if left untreated. The science we know today wasn’t so understood back in 2007 when Philadelphia Flyers player, Simon Gagné, was sidelined by multiple concussions in a single season. The incidents left Gagné with severe headaches and uncertainty as to whether he would ever play professional hockey again. Thankfully, Dr. Scott Greenberg, a pioneer of regenerative medicine, knew his specialized treatment and medical expertise could give Gagné the best chance of getting back on the ice. In this video, SportsNet reports how Dr. Greenberg’s approach was a game-changer for concussion treatment.

Today, Dr. Greenberg helps many patients at his practice, Greenberg Regenerative Medicine, in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Explore your regenerative and integrative medicine options by calling 833-593-3018. You can also learn more on his website: http://bit.ly/GreenbergRegen.

#ConcussionTreatment #PhiladelphiaFlyers #RegenerativeMedicine

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

"The first time you don't know what to expect when you have the needle going in, but you feel so good after you are ready to go through that," says Simon Gagné about the prolotherapy Dr. Scott Greenberg used to heal damage from several severe concussions. Gagné was sidelined from the Philadelphia Flyers during the 2007-08 season after suffering three concussions in five months. Building a customized plan, as he does for every patient, Dr. Greenberg was able to get Gagné back on the ice faster than other doctors expected. An incredible turnaround, Gagné went on to play 13 more years of professional hockey before retiring in 2015.

If you are seeking treatment following a serious concussion, don't hesitate to call Greenberg Regenerative Medicine at (833) 593-3018. You can also learn more about other regenerative treatments for joint and arthritis pain at https://bit.ly/2IE4n1a.

#Concussion #Prolotherapy #Hockey

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Melting fat with a series of simple injections. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, for patients of Dr. Scott Greenberg, the process known as mesotherapy proved to work. In this video, Philadelphia's NBC10 News Healthwatch spoke with Dr. Greenberg about how mesotherapy works and looked at some of his patients' incredible results.

Today, Dr. Greenberg helps many patients at his practice, Greenberg Regenerative Medicine, in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Explore your regenerative and integrative medicine options by calling 833-593-3018. You can also learn more on his website: http://bit.ly/GreenbergRegen.

#Mesotherapy #FatLoss #Medicine

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Controversial nearly a decade ago, prolotherapy has become a proven treatment for treating spine and joint pain. NBC 10 Philadelphia spoke with a pioneer of the treatment, Dr. Scott Greenberg, to understand how "sugar water" paired with the numbing medicine lidocaine can ease painful symptoms and active the body's own healing mechanisms. In this video, patients explain how the results of prolotherapy treatment prove it is an effective medicine.

If debilitating neck, back or joint pain is holding you back from living the active life you want, go with the expert: Greenberg Regenerative Medicine. Call 833-593-3018 or visit https://bit.ly/2IE4n1a.

#Prolotherapy #JointPain #Relief

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Prescribing high doses of vitamin C during cancer treatment is common practice today, but it wasn't always well understood how this therapy helped cancer patients fight the disease. Dr. Scott Greenberg pioneered critical research into vitamin C injections and the National Institute of Health has found it to be an effective therapy for cancer treatment. In this video, NBC 10 news in Philadelphia spoke with Dr. Greenberg and patients to understand how vitamin C therapy was able to reduce tumor growth.

Today, Dr. Greenberg helps many patients at his practice, Greenberg Regenerative Medicine, in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Explore your regenerative and integrative medicine options by calling 833-593-3018. You can also learn more on his website: http://bit.ly/GreenbergRegen.

#VitaminC #Cancer #Therapy

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Concussions in sports happen but should always be taken seriously. In the NHL's 2007-08 season, Philadelphia Flyers forward, Simon Gagné, was sidelined by three back-to-back concussions. The situation could have been a career-ender until he sought help from Dr. Scott Greenberg. Using his expertise and knowledge of regenerative medicine techniques, Dr. Greenberg used a regimen of prolotherapy injections to directly treat the damaged tissue and help repair the damage. Gagné credit Dr. Greenberg with helping him return to professional hockey for 13 years after his injury. Gagné retired in 2015.

If you are seeking treatment following a serious concussion, don't hesitate to call Greenberg Regenerative Medicine at (833) 593-3018. You can also learn more about other regenerative treatments for joint and arthritis pain at https://bit.ly/2IE4n1a.

#Hockey #Concussion #ConcussionTreatment

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.

Playing a full-contact sport, like hockey, can present more risk than rewards at times. For former Philadelphia Flyers player, Simon Gagné, the brutal hits almost cost him his career. Gagné's doctors sidelined him during the 2007-08 season after he suffered three concussions in five months. Such severe and back-to-back trauma could have ended his career. As you will see in this video, Dr. Scott Greenberg, of Greenberg Regenerative Medicine, was able to effectively treat Gagné's migraines with his specialized prolotherapy regimen. Gagné would go on to play 13 more years of professional hockey before retiring in 2015.

If you are seeking treatment following a serious concussion, don't hesitate to call Greenberg Regenerative Medicine at (833) 593-3018. You can also learn more about other regenerative treatments for joint and arthritis pain at https://bit.ly/2IE4n1a.

#Hockey #Concussion #ConcussionTreatment

A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year, and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.