Short excerpt from a YouTube video (creator: Joy Kong, MD) explaining that intravenously delivered stem cells 'talk' to the immune system (spleen and peripheral lymphoid organs), recruit white blood cells, calm inflammation, enable macrophages to clear damaged tissue, and promote regenerative signaling — all of which may speed repair and, by supporting immune function, slow aspects of aging.
When you give stem cells iv, they get to talk to your immune system, so they will talk.
To your spleen.
Your peripheral lymphoid.
Organs, and they're going to mount this attack on the problems.
So they're going to come.
Together, send.
Out different white blood cells, and get to the area where they're needed. They can help calm the inflammation, and then they can haul away damaged tissue and things that don't belong there. Macrophages can eat them up and take.
Them away, and.
Then they can promote this regenerative signals, so they can help the body repair. We all know aging is closely related to immune decline, immune system decline. So if you boost your immune function, not only you're repairing faster, you're also aging slower. It's all tied in together.
