Dr. Joy Kong explains how transplanted stem cells transfer healthy mitochondria to aging cells through microtubule bridges, replacing the deteriorating mitochondria that accumulate with age.
And then another thing stem cells do is called mitochondria transfer, which I love. As we get older, our mitochondria also decline, decline, declines. But when you give these fresh new stem cells, the stem cells actually give your, your body mitochondria. So they establish this microtubule bridge. So between the new cells and then your old cells, these mitochondria actually walk across the bridge to get into the new cell, your own cells.
Really?
So giving you a fresh supply of mitochondria.
Are you serious?
I am serious.
Wow, that is so badass. You're getting a mitochondrial upgrade.
