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Tissue repair cells in Rejuvenating Medicine
The buzz on regenerative tissue repair therapy is increasing and the aesthetic medicine community is no exception. With most of the groundwork and research done in non-surgical orthopedics, there is a clear bridge between looking and feeling better without drugs or surgery.
As every celebrity wants to look young and fabulous forever, and athletes want to play their best for every game, there is certainly a strong interest in delivering results for our most prized and elite members in society. However, tissue repair cell therapy has become more available to those of us who are not celebrities or high-performance athletes.
What Are Tissue Repair Cells And How Do They Work?
Tissue Reapir cells have the unique ability to do two things: clone or differentiate. Cloning is making an exact replica of themselves while differentiating involves becoming a more-specialized cell and giving up its immortality.
When we age, it is due to a loss of tissue reapir cells—plain and simple. Genetics and cell division makes us wear out and appear as we’ve got more miles on the tires.
The great news is that science has discovered that this “wearing out” can be slowed down, stopped or even reversed. We can rebuild new collagen, the protein that holds us together and is a key player in youthful skin, bone, and joints.
The key to this lies in signaling. Cells work on a very simple model of stimulus and response. The cell membrane has receptors which are “listening” to the environment.
Once a signal is received, the processing and end response is carried out inside that cell. For the cell to survive, we must trigger the response to repair and protect.
Scottsdale Tissue Repair Cell Center
Food is Medicine: We have found incredible plant compounds such as proanthocyanins, curcuminoids, glucoraphanins and many more that stimulate our innate genes to produce the anti-aging effect. Essentially, as we age, we “rust” so repairing the rusting is crucial to cells and tissue longevity. These are found in many superfoods that you probably have in your home right now such as blueberries, turmeric, and broccoli.
Tissue Repair cells have slightly different capabilities. They regulate and promote tissue growth, repair and proliferation every time there is an injury. Knowing and understanding this is exactly what regenerative medicine utilizes.
Rejuvenating medicine procedures create micro-injuries and induce the healing response. The response is inherently our desired outcomes—increased collagen production, blood supply, hydration, and immune surveillance. This is called HEALING!
Whether we want to make skin more youthful, tight and plump, or we need to get cartilage, ligaments, and joints to tighten and heal, we are using the same basic mechanisms that are inherently within you. The secret is in the technology to stimulate it—mechanical, thermal, chemical or biochemical.
What works best? I recommend a combination approach because layering different effects give us synergy. While each one has a real and measurable effect, combination therapies are more significant and long-lasting.
So, the true secret to tissue reapir cells is simply turning on the anti-aging machine in our body. For some procedures, it is as simple as turning them on while more complicated conditions require a transfer from one area to another. Either way, tissue repair cells are an effective and modern approach to the age-old challenge of, well, aging.
To learn more about tissue repair cell therapy, schedule a consultation, please call 480.361.4005 and start your journey back to the Source of Health, where we believe in looking and feeling better without drugs or surgery.
About the Author:
Dr. Steven Sorr is the founder and chief medical officer at Source of Health in Scottsdale, AZ and has been in clinical practice using regenerative medicine since 2013. He received his doctorate in naturopathic medicine from SCNM and is a licensed healthcare provider in Arizona.
Dr. Sorr brings a huge passion for life and a diverse educational background of food, yoga, and medicine to Source of Health. His goal is to revolutionize the standard of care mindset by making significant strides in evidence-based therapies that are drug and surgery-free to restore high-level health for all.
