This YouTube video (transcript) discusses using stem cell therapy to treat autoimmune and systemic inflammatory conditions. Speakers recommend intravenous (IV) administration so cells can travel via the vascular system to the spleen and peripheral lymphoid tissues to modulate the immune response from inflammatory toward anti-inflammatory, and suggest IV delivery for chronic inflammatory or immune-dysregulating conditions.
With autoimmune conditions or something systemic, you may want the.
Cells to target your whole body.
And if it's autoimmune conditions, you definitely want to target the immune system. So by putting cells.
In an IV.
Route, then.
You'Re allowing the cells to travel to your spleen. It's going to interact with your spleen.
And travel.
All throughout your body through your vascular system and talk with your peripheral lymphoid system so they will speak to your immune system and actually modulate your immun immune response and changing the immune system from an inflammatory to an anti.
Inflammatory state.
So for chronic.
And inflammatory conditions or.
Immune dysregulating.
Conditions, definitely.
You want to utilize the.
AV route.
