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Role of Stem cells in Anti-Aging

Our own body cells can be reduced due to diseases, illnesses, environmental factors such as smoking and heavy drinking, lack of exercise, malnourishment and mental depression.Stem cells have the ability to regenerate the tissue from which they are derived over the lifespan of an individual. New cells are formed from ‘mother cells’ which can replicate into new cells. If aging is the process of the body breaking down in the face of damage, then stem cells are the anti-aging treatment that can counteract the damage that cause aging and bring our bodies back to optimum health.

It is time to overcome serious health challenges and get back on the road to healthy living.Stem cells have therapeutic capabilities that are distinct and can extend beyond the regenerative-medicine arena. Cells can sense diverse signals, move to specific sites in the body, integrate inputs to make decisions, and execute complex response behaviours – all in the context of a specific tissue environment. These attributes could potentially be harnessed to increase our own body’s defence mechanism, in terms of improving our body’s immunity, prevention of disease, improve organ health, and even anti-aging!

MSCs are multipotent stem cells which can derived into nerves, heart muscle, blood vessels, cornea, cartilage, bone, collagen producing cells, fat tissue, organ cells and skin cells.Originally, MSCs were found in human adult bone marrow but the process of extraction is troublesome and the extend of cell types differentiation is not that promising. However, researchers were able to find that MSCs can be sourced from the Wharton’s Jelly in the umbilical cord, which is usually discarded as medical waste after delivery. These umbilical cord-mesenchymal stem cells (UC-MSCs) are the most primitive source of stem cells that could be obtained from human body and it can differentiate into many different cell types.

Specifically, MSCs have the capacity to regenerate and replicate itself to counter tissue degeneration as well as tissue repair and regeneration. It also salvages and revive any weak stem cells in the host, contributing an important role in regenerative medicine.

MSCs not only improves our body’s wellness and immune system but it also enhances our external image aesthetically, hence the anti-aging effect; naturally and literally.

These MSCs are also immune privileged; meaning that they cannot be destroyed by the host’s immune defense cells and neither will they cause any adversed reaction.

MSCs naturally can perform therapeutic tasks. The human body has three kinds of natural agents that perform the tasks we demand of therapeutics. The first two are small molecules (eg: neurotransmitters) and biologics (such as antibodies, growth factors, cytokines, and peptide hormones). Mesenchymal stem cells are the third – and the only ones that can perform complex biological functions.

Only cells can sense their surroundings, make decisions, and exhibit behaviours to arrest & address the when & how to respond to the body’s system. MSCs behaviour is exquisitely selective. These cells can sense their environment and will respond accordingly.MSCs are special delivery agents. They can selectively recognize and actively migrate towards specific signals and exert their effects in a highly targeted manner.MSCs can handle human genetic variability. Cells could potentially be engineered to automatically adjust to differences. Thus, in principle, cells could yield therapeutic responses that are less variable in different individuals.

Donor's full body check-up screened through

Collection of Umbilical Cord and washed

Isolation of Wharton's Jelly

Enzymatic Dissociation too isolate cells

Cells expansion for about 3 to 4 weeks

Direct injection to knee or IV drips to whole body

Donor’s full body check-up screened through

Collection of Umbilical Cord and washed

Isolation of Wharton’s Jelly

Enzymatic Dissociation too isolate cells

Cells expansion for about 3 to 4 weeks

Direct injection to knee or IV drips to whole body

Does not involve ethical issues

Therapy/research involving MSC does not involve the ethical issues of embryonic stem cells since they can be sourced from the aforementioned tissues in an adult.

Less Immunogenic

MSC is less immunogenic which makes them a suitable candidate for allogeneic transplantation. This advantageous criteria of MSC lowered the risks of rejection (by the host’s immune system) and complications of transplantation.

Homing Ability

MSC also possesses the homing ability that could exert regenerative effects. Upon receiving ‘signals’, MSC can migrate to, and engraft in the tissue and followed by exerting their local and functional effects.

As we age, our body cells do not have the ability to renew and replicate cells to maintain the normal function of the organs. Diseases, illnesses, lifestyle habits like smoking, drinking excessively, lack of exercise, malnourishment and mental depression will reduce the life span of the cells in our bodies. With Mesenchymal Stem cells therapy, the new and young cells will repair & regenerate your body, thereby creating better health benefits.
  • Isolate from neonatal cord
  • Cultured and processed
  • Immunophenotyping
  • Compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP)
  • High propensity to fully restore youthful vigour of the body and mind
  • Abundant cells with strong proliferation capability
  • Multi-directional differentiation potential
  • Unique immunomodulatory function
  • Improves sense of well-being
  • Enhances stamina & energy level
  • Increases libido
  • Smoother, softer & velvety skin
  • Enhances memory
  • Increases hair texture
  • Less joint pains
  • Helps firm breast tone body for increased fitness, agility
  • Regulates menstrual cycle & eases menstrual pain
  • Increases flexibility in joints & dises
  • Boosts immune system to defend against disease
  • Increases metabolism rate
  • Cardiovascular Disease
  • Bone Repair
  • Liver Disease
  • Chronic Wounds
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis
  • Kidney Impairment
  • Neurone Disease
  • Diabetes

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