Medicinal Signaling Cells (MSCs or Stem Cells) and Exosomes

Sometimes called Mesenchymal Stem Cells, Allografts, or just stem cells. These are cells derived from donated human umbilical cords and then refined and expanded. The signaling cells are separated and then tested for multiple possible contaminants. Once prepared, they are injected directly into a problem area or infused through an IV. The cells come bathed in a mixture of natural messaging packets called exosomes. These exosomes contain proteins, RNA, and DNA that send messages to neighboring cells to help them function optimally.