exosomes

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Millions of tiny bubbles, released from  cells and packaged with molecular mail, are racing through your  bloodstream right now. And until recently, only a handful of researchers  gave them any thought. 

Called exosomes, these lipid vesicles shuttle proteins and genetic information between both neighboring and distant cells.   Some cells use exosomes to transfer genetic material—messenger RNAs to  make proteins and microRNAs to regulate the expression of genes—between  each other (Nat. Cell Biol. 2007, DOI: 10.1038/ncb1596).  

One of the important aspects of exosomes is the roles of them in disease  conditions.  Increasing evidence indicated that exosomes are one of the  main players in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) pathogenesis. Hence, it seems  that these nanocarriers could be used as diagnostic and therapeutic  biomarkers in AD treatment.  

• Influence Growth of Target Cells
• Influence Phenotype
• Contribute to Cell Fate Decision
• Promote Regeneration
• Immunomodulation
• Anti-Inflammatory
• Anti-Fibrotic

The Exosomes are are administered via IV Therapy and include the following:

• Exosomes
• Autohemotherapy
• PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma)
• Direct Ozone
• PEMF (30 Minute Session)

Unfortunately none of this is covered by Insurance and is strictly an out of pocket expense.

These cost for this procedure is $8,995 and can be done in our office.