The audit trail. Open by design.
The four pages before this one, §6.1 (CPI), §6.2 (Stem Cell Institute, Panama), §6.3 (Ways2Well), and §6.4 (BioXcellerator), describe other clinics. This page is where every one of those descriptions is sourced.
One rule for the whole section: anything we say about another clinic comes from that clinic's own public material, or is labeled "not stated" when their material is silent. No leaked documents, no private quotes, no "what someone told us on a sales call." If we cannot show you, we do not say it.
These pages are deliberately light on claims. They compare the trip and the experience, a day versus a longer stay, not cells, labs, or outcomes. That keeps the source list short, and this page short with it.
Four clinics, their own public material.
Each comparison draws on a small, public set of sources. They are listed below, clinic by clinic, with a link you can open yourself.
What we do, and what we deliberately don't.
A comparison written by one of the clinics being compared is easier to trust when the rules are on the table. Here they are.
Three do's, three don'ts.
Every claim about another clinic comes from their own website or a public, first-person account, something you could find without our help.
No leaked PDFs, no internal cost sheets, nothing a member of the public cannot see. If we cannot show you, we do not claim it.
When a clinic's material does not address something, we say "not stated," not "they don't do it." Silence is just silence.
We do not compare clinical results between clinics. Outcomes across different patients and protocols are not meaningfully comparable.
If a named clinic believes we have it wrong, we will correct or remove the line on receipt of evidence. [email protected] reaches us directly.
We do not write "some clinics do X" without naming who. Anonymous comparisons let a writer attack a fictional worst case. We name the clinic.
What this page cannot do, and when we check it.
A source list is a tool, not a guarantee that the comparison is perfectly fair, complete, or current. Two honest limits, and our review cadence.
Two things this page does not give you.
- It does not compare outcomes. We do not publish clinical-outcome claims about other clinics. Results across different patients, conditions, and protocols are not meaningfully comparable, so there is no outcome row anywhere in §6.1 through §6.4.
- It can lag a quiet change. If a clinic changes its program without updating its website, our pages stay behind until their public material catches up. That is unavoidable for any public-source method, which is why we re-check.
Reviewed once a year.
Last checked: May 2026. We re-verify every source on this page about once a year. If a clinic makes a real, public change before then, we update the affected page sooner.
If you spot something: write to [email protected] with the page, the line, and the public source you think we have wrong. We read every note and reply, even when we end up disagreeing.
Sourced, simple, and checked.
Everything we say about CPI, Stem Cell Institute, Ways2Well, and BioXcellerator comes from their own public material, linked here. Where their material is silent, we say "not stated" rather than guess.
We do not compare outcomes, we do not use private documents, and we take corrections. We re-check the sources about once a year. The receipts live on this page.