A short conversational transcript between two speakers discussing regenerative medicine, with emphasis on stem cells and the role of near-infrared (NIR) light therapy. Speakers state that NIR light promotes stem cell proliferation, migration, and activation; one speaker describes exposing prepared stem cell products to light before IV infusion and shining laser light on target organs during administration.
You consider yourself as being part of regenerative medicine? I know people think regenerative medicine, they think about stem cells, exosomes, PRP for sure.
I definitely think that.
And actually with regards to stem cells.
We do know that near infrared light.
Helps with stem.
Cell proliferation and migration, you know, so.
To what extent I.
Think that still needs.
To be worked out. But all of.
Those things I think count towards regenerative medicine. You know, helping the body to build up rather than the going the other way where you're kind of doing a quick fix but you're actually breaking the body down.
I love the light so much that after we prepare our stem cell product to be ready to put in the IV bag we put them in this light specifically acting as an activator for the cells making them much more vibrant, more active, healthier and more mobile. And then when the patient's getting the stem cells we actually shine laser light on the particular organ.
