International Doctors Praise Prof. Mike Chan’s Breakthroughs in Regenerative Medicine | ICAANND 2025

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 29, 2025) — The International Congress on Advanced Applications in Neurodevelopmental Disorders (ICAANND) 2025, held on November 28–29 at Glamhall, Damansara Perdana, drew close to 200 delegates, including doctors, therapists, and researchers from Malaysia and abroad — all united by one mission: exploring the latest breakthroughs in regenerative and cellular medicine.

The two-day congress showcased advances in stem cells, peptides, exosomes, and neuroregenerative therapies, highlighting their applications in autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and other complex neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative conditions.

Experts and participants travelled from as far as São Paulo (Brazil), Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia, as well as Bintulu (Sarawak), Penang, Johor, and every corner of Malaysia. Their presence underscored not only the global relevance of the discussions but also the increasing recognition of Malaysia as an emerging leader in autism research, clinician training, and innovative brain-health protocols.

Doctors Describe Transformative Learning Experience

Among the international delegates, Dr. Jose Ebram from São Paulo, Brazil, stood out for the sheer distance he travelled to be part of ICAANND 2025. Having first met Prof. Mike Chan during a medical meeting in Madrid a few months ago, he was determined to deepen his understanding of stem cells, peptides, and exosomes under their guidance.

“My name is Jose Ebram. I’m a doctor from Brazil. I met Prof. Mike Chan recently in Madrid, and that meeting changed everything for me,” he shared.

“I travelled more than 25 hours to be here because I wanted to learn from the best. The Congress is amazing — I’m loving every minute. And about his talk? Prof. Chan is perfect. He’s one of the best in the world in regenerative medicine. That’s why I came all the way here.”

His testimony reflected a recurring sentiment among international attendees: that the opportunity to learn directly from Prof. Mike Chan, a global pioneer in regenerative and neurocellular therapeutics, was well

For other attendees, the congress provided not just updates, but insights they could immediately apply in clinical practice.

Dr. Shazwani Arshad, from Klinic Medik Premier, Bintulu (Sarawak), described the first day as “amazing.”

“I learned a lot of things here — and some I can already start applying in my clinic,” she said.

Dr. Arshad, a medical professional who travelled all the way from Sarawak, said the event was well worth the journey.

“I came all the way here to learn about stem cells, peptides, and exosomes — and this Congress has been amazing,” she said. “Prof. Mike Chan is one of the best doctors in regenerative medicine in the world.”

Focus on Special Needs and Neurodevelopmental Care

The sessions on autism and neurodevelopmental disorders struck a chord with many. Titus David, a behavioural therapist from Vineyard Learning Centre, in Petaling Jaya found the event “very inspiring.”

“We learned about the latest statistics of special needs children and young adults, and how to keep them accommodated,” he said. “It was uplifting and motivating.”

Dr. Thasa, popularly known as Dr. T from Penang added that the discussions offered “hope for the untreatable.”

“I’m grateful to be here — we’re getting updates on new technologies that can treat conditions once thought impossible,” she said. “With autism and Down syndrome, there’s almost a 100% success rate in improvement.”

Product Quality and Scientific Credibility Praised

Several medical professionals also expressed confidence in the long-established research backing the European Wellness protocols and products. A renown surgeon, Dr. Anam Kour from Kuching, Sarawak praised the European Wellness’s track record:

“The products are good — European Wellness has history and reputation. We’re pushing something that’s over 40 years old with an unblemished record.”

Dr. Anam contrasted this with newer, unverified stem cell brands.

“Many others are only one to five years old with zero scientific backup. These are supported by research and peer-reviewed publications. If I can give it to myself or my family, I will give it to you.”

Expanding Interest in Regenerative Collaboration

Dr. Shafiq from Kuala Lumpur said the sessions deepened his understanding of wellness, regenerative medicine, and cellular therapy.

“It’s informative and inspiring — I’m looking forward to more collaborations with European Wellness,” he said.

A Growing Movement in Asia

ICAANND 2025 once again underscored Malaysia’s growing position as a hub for regenerative medicine in Asia. Organized under the guidance of Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Mike Chan, founder of European Wellness Biomedical Group, the congress demonstrated how science, compassion, and collaboration can come together to create real-world change.

From clinical breakthroughs to heartfelt testimonials, the message was clear — regenerative medicine is not just the future of healthcare, it is transforming lives today.