Regenerative medicine in McKinney has a lot of hype around it. Evoke 5 takes the opposite approach: consult first, screen carefully, and say no when a treatment isn’t the right tool.
Dr. Cas and Dr. Carrie Carda first look for what’s slowing repair, like blood sugar, hormones, nutrition, sleep and toxin load. Then they decide whether a regenerative layer belongs in the plan.
Prolotherapy & PRP joint injections
Prolotherapy uses dextrose to prompt an overloaded ligament or tendon to repair itself; PRP concentrates growth factors from your own blood. The consult decides which fits, if either. Joint injections →
The Wolverine Protocol
A physician-directed IV infusion of two umbilical-cord tissue matrix products, given about every 12 weeks after screening labs. The Wolverine Protocol →
Therapeutic plasma exchange
Removes a measured volume of plasma, which carries inflammatory proteins, and replaces it with albumin. Done as a physician-set series with labs before and after. Therapeutic plasma exchange →
Fundamentals first, biologics second
New tissue needs the right conditions: progressive loading, enough protein, good sleep, and controlled blood sugar and inflammation. Skipping them is one of the quiet reasons treatment stalls.