Joy Kong, MDRegenerative Medicine Physician, Educator, and Entrepreneur

Why You Need to Add Exosomes to Your Stem Cell Treatments

16 Dec 2024 · 0 min

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A short excerpt from a YouTube video by Joy Kong, MD arguing that exosomes are strongly anti-inflammatory and that administering exosomes gives a faster anti-inflammatory effect than waiting for stem cells to produce exosomes naturally. The guidance: give exosomes when there is significant inflammation for a rapid effect; stem-cell-derived exosomes arrive later.

The best times to give exosomes is when someone has a lot of inflammation. The exosomes are very anti inflammatory. So you can give somebody a quick kind of blast of exosomes, but if you wait for the stem cells, they will create, you know, produced exosomes and you will get that effect. But it's not going to be as rapid as you just give a huge blast of exosomes. So that's kind of my philosophy and I hope people find this information helpful.