OXYZ Cell Therapy

A breakthrough using living cells to treat diseases and repair tissues. From cancer
to spinal injuries, it offers precise, personalized treatments, tackling root causes. Despite challenges, it’s reshaping medicine, promising a healthier future.

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About OXYZ

At OXYZ, we are at the forefront of innovative healthcare, dedicated to transforming lives through cutting-edge cell therapy treatments. Our commitment to excellence, scientific advancement, and patient well-being sets us apart as a leader in the field.

Empowering Health, Transforming Lives.

OXYZ is driven by a mission to harness the incredible potential of cell therapy to revolutionize healthcare. We strive to bring hope and healing to patients through personalized and effective treatments that address a wide range of medical conditions.

Cell Application

Medical Advisory Panel

Dr. Med. Vet.

Josef Miller

1885 - 1971

Deutsch-Französischen Gesellschaft für Thymus Therapie (DFGTT) is a registered society, founded in Germany with founders of Dr Miller and Dr Sandberg discovered the major importance of the thymus gland in immunological maturation since 1961. Its board members are scientifically qualified persons who provide treatment with thymus and cell factors, and support cel therapy in word and print, and affirm the aim of this association. ‍

Deutsch-Französischen Gesellschaft für Thymus Therapie (DFGTT) with a mission to make thymus and cell factors better known among medical therapists and patients by explaining their positive health effects.

Disclaimer

While promising results are documented daily, no cell therapy is universally acknowledged as standard practice. OXYZ does not claim its treatments cure any condition, disease, or injury. All statements on this website are for educational purposes, and the effectiveness of treatments cannot be guaranteed for individuals. Results vary, and interested parties should conduct their research based on the options presented during consultation for an informed decision.