international standards and ensure patient safety, such as LMI, which offers cutting-edge therapies that go beyond what is currently allowed in the U.S. Exosomes FAQ's What Are Exosomes and How Do They Work in Regenerative Medicine? Exosomes are small particles released by cells that carry proteins, lipids, and genetic material to other cells, acting as messengers. They promote healing by reducing inflammation, stimulating cell repair, and supporting regeneration. Exosomes are an important part of regenerative medicine as they enhance the body's natural healing processes. How Are Exosomes Different from Stem Cells? While stem cells can develop into different cell types, exosomes do not become new cells themselves. Instead, they communicate with other cells, delivering signals that trigger repair, growth, and healing. Exosomes complement stem cell therapies by amplifying the healing and regenerative effects. What Conditions Can Exosome Therapy Help Treat? Exosome therapy has shown promise in treating a wide range of conditions, including joint pain, soft tissue injuries, chronic inflammation, neurodegenerative diseases, and skin rejuvenation. They are often combined with stem cell therapies to maximize the healing process. Is Exosome Therapy Safe? Yes, exosome therapy is considered safe when administered by trained professionals. Since exosomes are naturally produced by the body and do not involve live cells, the risk of rejection or complications is minimal. At LMI, we use rigorously tested exosomes to ensure the highest safety standards. How Are Exosomes Used Alongside Stem Cell Therapy to Maximize Regenerative Effects? At LMI, Exosomes are often combined with stem cell therapy to enhance overall regenerative outcomes. While stem cells repair or replace damaged tissue, exosomes amplify the healing process by sending signals that stimulate further tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and accelerate recovery. Together, they create a more powerful and
comprehensive approach to healing. Natural Killer (NK) Cells FAQs
What are Natural Killer (NK) Cells and how do they work? Natural Killer (NK) Cells are a type of immune cell that plays a key role in the body's defense system by identifying and destroying abnormal cells, such as virus-infected or cancerous
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