How is stem cell administration often framed in relation to established interventions like Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?

As a potential enhancer of ABA effectiveness

Stem cell therapy is typically not promoted by proponents as a stand-alone cure capable of replacing established, intensive behavioral interventions. Instead, a significant perspective suggests viewing the cell administration as a synergistic tool, acting as a potential enhancer for therapies like Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The biological tuning provided by the stem cells, such as opening pathways via reduced inflammation or improving plasticity, must be paired with environmental training provided by structured therapies like ABA to solidify any resulting new skills. If the cellular intervention is not followed by this structured learning environment, the potential benefits derived from the stem cells may not be realized or sustained.