Exosomes - Our Body's Healing Messenger
Exosomes are small vesicles or packets of chemicals that travel between cells and act as messengers to enhance healing, fight cancer and improve immunity.
Discovered more than 30 years ago, Exosomes were considered refuse cans whose purpose was to remove unwanted components from the cell. Over the past few years, evidence has begun to accumulate that these secreted vesicles also act as powerful chemical messengers conveying information to distant tissues and causing physiological changes.
Exosomes allow cells like mesenchemial Stem Cells to share information with targeted tissues and protect the “information” inside from destructive forces, increasing the uptake of tissue signaling.
Exosomes enter the cytoplasm of a targeted cell and cause new growth factor expression in older cells by transcribing the resident mRNA. These nucleic acids become the basis for transcription of thousands of new growth factors.
This cutting-edge stem cell-based therapy has been shown to effective in wound healing, restoring severely burnt and damaged skin, tighten up pores, and infusing skin with a youthful glow. Research is indicating that Exosomes are key contributors in Brain regeneration, Stroke Rehab and Immune re-balancing.
Exosomes are secreted by most cell types, including Stem Cells are an essential part of inter-cellular communication.
Stem Cell injections contain highly potent stem cells (MSCs) and can be upgraded to include Exosomes and Wharton’s Jelly for enhanced capability. Exosomes are also powerful contributors to trigger point therapies.