About us
At Life Renewing Stem Cell, we believe your body has the power to heal, and we’re here to help it do exactly that.
We’re a modern Regenerative Medicine Mesa clinic built for people who are tired of temporary fixes, frustrated with pills and procedures, and ready for real solutions that go deeper. Whether you’re battling joint pain, chronic inflammation, or nerve damage, our goal is simple: help your body repair, restore, and regenerate – without surgery or endless prescriptions.
We’ve combined cutting-edge treatments with a personalized, patient-first approach. From PRP Treatment Phoenix AZ to cellular therapy and advanced pain-relief protocols, everything we do is grounded in science and focused on results.
This isn’t old-school medicine. This is forward-thinking, root-cause healing designed for people who want to feel better and live better … not just today, but long-term.
And here’s the difference: we actually listen. We take the time to understand your pain, your goals, and what’s holding you back, so we can create a plan that works for you, not just a checklist.
No gimmicks. No hype. Just smart, effective care that puts your health back in your hands.
So, whether you’re looking to avoid surgery, reduce pain, or simply regain your energy and movement – Life Renewing Stem Cell is where the journey back to you begins.
Let’s rebuild what’s been lost. Let’s get you back to living.
Doctors
Meet Our Doctor

Dr. Amalia Baca
Dr. Amalia Baca is a board-licensed Naturopathic Medical Doctor and is dedicated to helping patients heal at the root cause with personalized, whole-person care. She combines advanced infusion and injection therapies with lifestyle-based regenerative medicine to support recovery from chronic pain, GI conditions, adrenal fatigue, and more. She blends modern medical technologies with traditional healing practices to optimize health and resilience. Her patient-centered approach emphasizes non-surgical biologic solutions that enhance natural healing and long-term wellness.

Dr. Jason De Luigi, DO, MHSA
Regenerative and Orthopedic Sports Medicine Physician.
Dr. De Luigi is board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), Sports Medicine, Brain Injury Medicine, Pain Medicine, and Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Dr. De Luigi served for over 6 years as the Chair of the Department of PM&R and Medical Director for Sports Medicine at Mayo Clinic in Arizona.
Before his time at the Mayo Clinic, Dr. De Luigi founded the ACGME-accredited Sports Medicine fellowship and various centers at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and MedStar NRH and served as Program Director for the PM&R Residency at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. His military service includes two deployments in Operation: Iraqi Freedom.
Dr. Jason De Luigi's Credentials
In The Media
Dr. Jason De Luigi's Research
- The effects on sports performance of technologic advances in sports prostheses and wheelchairs.
- The role of osteopathic principles and practice in upper extremity injuries of the overhead athlete.
- Consensus statement: An evidence-based review of exercise, rehabilitation, rest, and return to activity protocols for the treatment of concussion and mild traumatic brain injury.
- Golf in the Paralympic Games.
- Special Populations in Orthobiologics: Athletic, Elderly, and Pediatrics Populations.
- Chronic exertional compartment syndrome in a patient with restrictive cardiomyopathy and portal hypertension.
- Paralympic golf movement: the links between inclusion and treating the whole person to regain function.
- Adaptive Cycling.
- Accuracy of Sacroiliac Injections With Ultrasound Guidance.
- Ultrasound-Guided Sacroiliac Joint Injections.
- Assessing the Accuracy of Ultrasound-Guided Needle Placement in Sacroiliac Joint Injections.
- Use of Platelet-Rich Plasma for the Treatment of Acetabular Labral Tear of the Hip: A Pilot Study.
- Adolescent Pitcher Recovery from Partial Ulnar Collateral Ligament Tear after Platelet-Rich Plasma.
- Blunt Abdominal Trauma in Sports.
- Chest Trauma in Athletes.
- Low back pain in the adolescent athlete.
- Adaptive sports technology and biomechanics: prosthetics.
- Adaptive sports technology and biomechanics: wheelchairs.
- Early sonographic detection of a talar dome osteochondral defect in a female wrestler.
- Complementary and alternative medicine in osteoarthritis.
- Emerging concepts in the treatment of myofascial pain: a review of medications, modalities, and needle-based interventions.
- Physical examination in radiculopathy.
- Analgesic benefit of niacin for shrapnel wound pain in war veteran.
- Rucksack-induced plexopathy mimicking a lateral antebrachial cutaneous neuropathy.
- https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12115262/
- Safety Implications for Lumbar Epidural Injections: Caudal, Interlaminar, and Transforaminal Approaches
- https://www.scribd.com/document/473741072/ultrasound-guided-platelet-rich-plasma-and-autologous-stem-cells-injections-an-emerging-alternative-treatment-osteochondral-defects-2327-5162-1000108
- https://www.hilarispublisher.com/abstract/ultrasound-guided-dextrose-prolotherapy-for-persistent-coccygeal-pain-a-case-series-and-review-of-literature-39231.html
- Evaluation of Highly Adjustable Throwing Chair for People with Disabilities o Bilateral Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome of the Forearm: A Case Report and Review of the Literature
- https://www.researchgate.net/publication/285826580_The_Disabled_Athlete
- https://journals.lww.com/acsmmsse/fulltext/2011/05001/hip_injury___soccer__1193__june_2_4_15_pm___4_35.656.aspx
- https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318846506_Elbow_Injury_-_Baseball_142_May_28_10
- https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282236904_Relationship_between_Physical_Function_and_the_Performance_of_Independent_Transfers_in_SCI_Population
- https://journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/fulltext/2008/05001/forearm_injury_weight_lifting__1195__may_30_3_55.1372.aspx
- https://journals.lww.com/ajpmr/citation/2005/03000/poster_board_18__pancoast_tumor__an_atypical.50.aspx
Textbooks
Chapters
- Sports-Specific Prostheses: An Overview
- Wheelchair CurlingPara Dance Sports
- Adaptive Volleyball
- Rehabilitation of the Adaptive Athlete
- Controversies in Adaptive Sports
- Surgical Considerations in the Adaptive Athlete
- Wheelchair Fencing
- Adaptive Alpine Skiing and Para-Snowboarding
- Adaptive Shooting Sports: Archery, Air Rifle, Trapshooting
- Adaptive Combative Sports (Judo, Taekwondo, Boxing, Wrestling, Mixed Martial Arts)
- Policy and Advocacy Initiatives to Promote the Benefits of Sports Participation for Individuals with Disability
- Adaptive Cycling
- Wheelchair Basketball
- Hockey and the Adaptive Athlete: Para Ice Hockey, Special Hockey, Standing Amputee Hockey, Deaf Hockey, and Blind Hockey
- Adaptive Throwing Sports: Discus, Javelin, Shot Put, and Boccia
- Powerlifting in Adaptive Sports
- History of Adaptive and Disabled Rights Within Society, Thus Creating the Fertile Soil to Grow Adaptive Sports
- Adaptive Golf
- Technology and Biomechanics of Adaptive Sports Prostheses
- Wheelchair Rugby
- Wheelchair Tennis and Para-table Tennis Water Sports
- Adaptive Water Sports
- Alternative Medicine: Musculoskeletal Applications
- Evaluation of Signs and Symptoms
- Peroneal Tendons
- Wheelchair Dance Sport
- Adaptive Volleyball
- Wheelchair Curling
- Weight Lifting in Adaptive Sport
- Wheelchair Rugby
- Wheelchair Fencing
- Adaptive Combative Sports (Judo, Boxing, Wrestling, Mixed Martial Arts)
- Controversies in Adaptive Sports
- Rehabilitation of the Adaptive Athlete
- Adaptive Cycling
- Wheelchair Basketball
- Adaptive Throwing Sports: Discus, Javelin, Shot Put, and Boccia
- Technology and Biomechanics of Adaptive Sports Prostheses
- Adaptive Water Sports
- Wheelchair Tennis and Para-table Tennis
- Adaptive Alpine Skiing and Para-snowboarding
- 39: Sports Medicine and Adaptive Sports
- 22: Ankle Region Injection Techniques
- 23: Foot Injection Techniques