HOW STEM CELL THERAPY WORKS
AND/OR STEM CELL-DERIVED EXOSOMES

Stem cells and/or exosomes derived from adult stem cells are advantageous over other types of stem cells for several reasons.

First of all, They avoid the ethical issues surrounding embryonic stem cell research.

Secondly, repeated studies have found that stem cells and/or stem cell-derived exosomes are immunocompatible, making them an advantageous cell type for allogeneic application (stem cells from another individual). Stem cells and/or exosomes derived from stem cells reduce both the risks of rejection and the complications of their application.

Thirdly,, there have been advances in the use of stem cells and/or exosomes derived from stem cells to repair, restore and regenerate human tissues, such as skin, cartilage, liver tissue, menisci, tendons, bone fractures, etc. because stem cells and/or exosomes derived from stem cells can exert their effects through;

A) Location in damaged locations

B) Paracrine signalling

C) Regulation of immune responses

D) Positive influence on the cellular microenvironment

E) Its inflammation-modulating effect

What happens to stem cells and/or exosomes derived from stem cells once in the body?

1.- Cells and/or exosomes reach the site of injury, modulate inflammation and Immune response,They modulate the recovery of affected or damaged cells, tissues or organs.

3.- They stimulate the mechanisms of self-repair, regeneration and restoration innate in the human being.

How Do Stem Cells and/or Stem Cell-Derived Exosomes Get to the Site of Injury?

Stem cells and/or exosomes derived from stem cells can be applied to the body in different ways: Intravenous, intrathecal, intralesional, subcutaneous, by nebulization, etc.

Once introduced to the organism by the route of choice, they detect the sites that need to be restored and are attracted to those sites, thus reaching the areas where their presence is necessary to promote their revitalization.