When we say that there is Divine healing in our bodies, there really is. Science is helping us to find those pearls in our bodies and human cell tissues is the next frontier. We are revitalizing our health by using human cell tissue to regenerate joints and many other health issues.
The Basics of Human Cell Tissue
Human cell tissue therapy seeks to harness the body's natural healing abilities by introducing healthy cells into damaged or degenerated tissues. Human cell tissue can be used to repair and regenerate damaged cartilage, ligaments, and other structures within the joint when injected directly into the joint capsules.
We can use PRP (platelet rich plasma) which uses our own cells or cells from carefully screened donors to extract growth factors. Potentially it is better to use human cell tissue from young healthy donors for the elderly or people with comorbidities. As we age and develop more health conditions, we have less growth factors and less healthy plasma, therefore the need of healthy donors.
Exosomes: Tiny Messengers of Regeneration
Exosomes are small, membrane-bound vesicles that are an important ingredient in these regenerative products. They hold great promise due to their ability to modulate inflammation, promote tissue repair, and stimulate regeneration.
When used in joint injections, they seem to target injured areas and people can often regain full or partial use of those joints. I have had patients be able to run marathons after having injections with human cell tissues with no adverse effects! On occasion some may feel achy a day or two following the treatments but most feel no ill effects. Some people choose to have a “Wellness” injection that is given intramuscularly and so many have told me their joint pains improved overall or they had more energy. More studies are needed there too!
Benefits of Human Cell Tissue and Exosome Therapy for Joint Regeneration
Reduced Inflammation:
Exosomes have anti-inflammatory properties, which can help alleviate pain and swelling associated with joint conditions.
Tissue Regeneration:
Human cell tissue introduces healthy cells to the damaged area, promoting the regeneration of tissues such as cartilage and ligaments.
Minimally Invasive:
Compared to surgical interventions, joint injections with human cell tissue and exosomes are minimally invasive, offering a quicker recovery and reduced risk of complications.
Personalized Medicine:
Utilizing the patient's own cells or carefully screened donor cells ensures a personalized and potentially more effective treatment approach.
Challenges and Future Directions
We need to understand that this is still a new form of medicine that is still in its infancy. As we learn more, it will become a part of precision and personalized medicine. For now, if you want to avoid surgery and regain vitality, this is an option being used around the world!
Thankful for the medicine in our own bodies for healing!
Sincerely,
Dr. Benton
704-775-6029
Huntersville and Denver Locations