What functions do stem cells have?

Repairing Tissues and Organs, Treating Diseases

Stem cells can improve the body’s metabolic capacity, regulate immune system function, and repair damaged tissue function.

They are applicable for diseases that currently have no effective treatment pathways using traditional medical methods, such as: diabetes, myocardial necrotic diseases, autoimmune diseases, leukaemia, liver disease, kidney disease, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, spinal cord injury, skin burns, genetic diseases, etc.

Delaying Aging

Transplanting and supplementing stem cells means continuously increasing the most fundamental materials required for the reconstruction and repair of various human organs, maintaining great vitality for life over the long term. It can improve sub-health status, delay aging, and extend lifespan.

Beauty and Health Care

The aging of the human body and the appearance of wrinkles are essentially rooted in the aging and reduction of cells. The aging and reduction of cells are caused by cellular senescence or insufficiency.

Stem cells are the seed cells in the renewal of various tissue cells. The aging or insufficiency of the stem cell population severely weakens their proliferation and differentiation ability. The insufficient supply of new cells and the failure to timely replace aging cells lead to a decline in the function of all body systems, causing a person to age day by day. The skin, also because of the aging of skin stem cells, cannot be renewed in time, and aging skin cannot be repaired, hence wrinkles appear and youthful appearance is lost.

Stem cells are the fundamental cells for recreating and restoring a beautiful appearance. Therefore, stem cell health care has significant beautifying and skin-enhancing effects: it can tighten sagging skin, restore skin elasticity, and reduce skin wrinkles and pigmentation.

Organ Reconstruction and Regenerative Medicine

Using stem cell technology, normal, or even younger, tissues and organs can be reconstructed to replace diseased or aged ones.