By Rima Jessamine Granali Philippine Daily Inquirer <\/p>\n
Now she can literally walk a mile. <\/p>\n
Lawyer Charito Planas, 83, used to have a hard time getting up. But she can now walk without pain, thanks to stem cell therapy that cost her only five figures. <\/p>\n
While hospitals here and abroad charge millions for the treatment, a wellness center in Tagaytay offers the service 10 times cheaper, Planas said. <\/p>\n
The cane I used to walk with is just an accessory now, for I walk freely, without pain, without limping, said Planas, a political and human rights activist who sought refuge in the United States during the Marcos martial law administration. <\/p>\n
My heavily grey hair has now regained its ebony shade; my skinboth body and facial skinhas regained a youthful, shining glow; and my wrinkles are slowly fading away, she added. <\/p>\n
Planas underwent six sessions of stem cell therapy from March to April at Green and Young Health and Wellness Center, owned by Dr. Antonia Carandang Park. <\/p>\n
VIP patients <\/p>\n
Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo reportedly visited the Filipino physician a day after she was released from detention at Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) in Quezon City after posting a P1-million bail in July last year. She was taken back to VMMC in October. <\/p>\n
Other well-known personalities, such as justices, physicians and a senator, also reportedly frequented the wellness center. <\/p>\n
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