Grow Younger w ith Plexus' Stem Cell Therapy For Anti-Aging
Younger is the fountain now available at Plexus. We provide a variety of rejuvenation and age-reversing Regenerative medicine programs that will bring back your youthfulness! From increasing hair density and reducing wrinkles to enhancing agility, smoothing joints and giving you that"Aha! feeling after 60.
Stem cell therapy has the potential to tackle the many aspects of aging, including cellular aging and age-related illnesses. Let's examine the role played by stem cells that are used to combat aging and how they can reverse aging, fight age-related illnesses, and increase longevity.
What Causes Aging?
Let's explore the biological causes of aging more deeply.
Telomere Shortening
Telomeres are formed from DNA sequences and proteins. These structures are located in the chromosomes' ends. As cells divide, the telomeres will naturally shrink. This eventually impacts the cell's ability to reproduce. Telomere lengthening is an indication of cell aging. It causes the degeneration of tissues and organs.
Cellular Senescence
It refers to the state where the cells of our bodies cease to multiply and perform in the way they did previously. The cells that are senescent have the capacity to divide and function. aged cells, also known as old cells. They grow over time and can cause inflammation and the dysfunction of tissues.
Genomic Instability
Exposure to environmental toxins continuously alters DNA over a long time. This can lead to genetic instability and mutations which can lead to an increase in the likelihood of developing cancer and speed up aging.
Mitochondrial Dysfunction
The cell's powerhouse mitochondria may decline in their functions as we get older. This may result in decreased production of energy, cell damage and an increase in oxidative stress.
Inflammation
Most often chronic, this type of low-grade inflammation occurs caused by the release of inflammation-related cytokines which trigger age-related changes and illnesses.
Hormonal Changes
The primary indicator of any changes in our body is hormone changes. As we age, our hormone production and sensitivity is severely affected. The decrease in sex hormones and growth hormones could affect the density of bones and muscle mass as well as general vigor.
Oxidative Stress
The reactive oxygen species (ROS) and the free radicals (ROS) harm cells' components, including DNA, lipids, and proteins, resulting in eventually aging and age-related ailments.
Impact of Aging on Different Body Systems
Although most people are concerned about growing darkness, dry and dark skin and wrinkles around our eyes, ageing can do much more damage than it does good for our overall health. Let's look at the effects of ageing in our overall health.
Musculoskeletal System
Loss of bone mass and muscle density
More frailty, increased risk of osteoporosis and fractures
Cardiovascular System
Risk of developing cardiovascular disease is increased.
The walls of blood vessels are thickened
Poor heart function
Immune System
Inability to fight infection and/or respond to vaccinations
Nervous System
The structure and function of neurons.
Cognitive decline
Memory loss
Risk of neurodegenerative diseases is increased.
Endocrine System
A slower metabolism
Lower energy levels
Insufficiency of sexual drive
Respiratory System
Decreased lung function
More prone to respiratory infections
How Does Aging Impact Overall Appearance?
The effects of the aging process on our bodies' systems and skin eventually leads to changes in our appearance as well. A few of these changes are described below:
Skin changes
Hair loss
Grey hairs
The nails are fragile and prone to discolouration and splitting
Body fat is increased and decreases mass of muscles
Poor posture and increased risk of developing musculoskeletal conditions
Facial features are changing Particularly the structure of bones and distribution of fat
Facial volume loss
The facial contours of the face are altered
What Does Aging Do to Our Skin?
Wrinkles and Fine Lines
Sagging and Loss of Tightness
A weakening of the elastin fibers results in the skin sagging and loosen.
Dryness and Thinning
Sebum production slows drastically lower as we get older. Our skin will get drier and thinner.
Hyperpigmentation and Age Spots
They are caused by the constant exposure to UV rays and decrease in melanin production.
Slower Wound Healing
The ability of tissues to repair themselves is impaired which causes skin wounds to be more difficult to heal.
Decreased Blood Flow
Whiter and paler (not more luminous) appearance and slower healing of wounds are the usual results of a decrease in circulation of blood to skin.
Why are Stem Cells Used for Anti-Aging?
In addition to assisting in the repair and regeneration of tissues they are essential to reverse the process of aging. Let's examine their distinct properties that make them powerful agents to counteract the effects of tissue and cell changes.
Cellular Rejuvenation
Stem cells are able to develop into a variety of cell types such as those that comprise organs and tissues. They can be used to replace damaged or defective cells, thereby rejuvenating the tissue and returning its function.
Anti-Inflammatory Effects
Stem cells release anti-inflammatory substances including cytokines and can reduce chronic inflammation which is one of the major causes to the process of aging.
Telomere Lengthening
Stem cells can be found prolonging telomeres in cells that are aging. This can reverse the aging process and enhances cell health.
Immune System Modulation
Stem cells can alter the immune system and stop your immune system from fighting healthy tissues and cells.
Secretome and Paracrine Signalling
Stem cells produce a variety of bioactive molecules which are essential to regeneration, repair and maintenance of tissue.
Cellular Senescence
Stem cells remove cells that are dying, and encourage the regeneration of tissues and rejuvenation.
Can Stem Cell Therapy Combat Age-Related Diseases?
Yes! Plexus stem cells to fight aging may help managing symptoms, enhance the quality of life and slow the progression of these age-related diseases:
Osteoarthritis
Cardiovascular diseases
Liver ailments
Hair and skin appearance
Orthopaedic medical conditions
Muscle disorders
Through reversing cellular aging fighting age-related diseases and regenerating tissues, our personalized stem therapy for cells to combat aging will increase longevity and enhance the quality of life for those in advanced age.
Actually Age is simply an amount!
FAQs
What is the optimal time to start stem cell therapy?
The ideal age for stem cell therapy is determined by the patient's situation. Research suggests that the use of stem cells is effective for older patients, as the body's capacity to regenerate is greater. But, at Plexus we believe that stem cell therapies don't need to be restricted by age.
How can we slow down the aging process?
Healthy lifestyle practices, like eating a balanced diet, consistent exercise, stress-management, and enough sleep, can help to reduce the negative signs of aging. A tip to remember Make sure you wear sunscreen even if you're not leaving the house.
What's the best anti-aging product?
A combination of skin care routines and a balanced diet high in antioxidants, regular workouts and proper hydration are most effective in slowing down the process of aging.
Which one is the most effective for preventing aging?
A single drug cannot guarantee the anti-aging effects of any one drug. Retinoids and antioxidants as well as different types of drugs have been shown to improve the skin. We recommend to talk with your physician or dermatologist prior to using anti-aging medications, since they depend on your individual requirements, lifestyle factors, and possible negative side negative effects.
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