Patient Spotlight: Kristen Phillips

Is it possible to reverse the clock on Multiple Sclerosis? For Kristen Phillips, the answer is a resounding yes.

The Challenge

In April 2018, Kristen was diagnosed with RRMS. Her progression was aggressive; severe relapses left her bedridden and eventually dependent on a wheelchair. With an Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) score of 5, her lesions were turning fibrotic, and her mobility was severely compromised.

The Solution: Regeneration Over Suppression

In March 2019, Kristen sought a different path at Somata Genesis in India. Instead of suppressing her immune system with standard chemotherapy or inhibitors, she underwent a Neurogenesis Stem Cell Therapy protocol. This treatment used customized neural cellular products and growth factors to promote neuroplasticity and repair.

The Outcome

The results were profound:

• Mobility Restored: Within days, she was climbing stairs and exploring the Indian coastline.
• Radiological Evidence: Follow-up MRIs showed a reduction in lesion diameter.
• Resilience: despite contracting COVID-19 in 2021 (which triggered new ischemic markers on MRI), Kristen reported zero new physical symptoms.

Life Today

Kristen and her husband, Jason Phillips have since moved to Alaska. Remarkably, she has developed a tolerance for the extreme cold—a significant milestone for someone previously sensitive to temperature.

She has taken no MS medication since 2019 and currently assesses her status at EDSS 0.

Kristen’s journey from a wheelchair in Idaho to a nature-filled life in Alaska offers hope and highlights the long-term potential of treating neurodegenerative conditions through regeneration.

Jason and Kristen are available to speak to anyone wanting to know about their experience.

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