Stem Cells
Undifferentiated cells with the potential to become many cell types. Used in regenerative therapies for repair and healing.
Exosomes
Nano-sized vesicles released by cells to transport genetic material and proteins that promote communication and healing.
Secretomes
The complete set of healing molecules secreted by stem cells, including exosomes, cytokines, and growth factors.
Growth Factors
Proteins that stimulate cell growth, healing, and regeneration. Often found in secretomes and used in tissue repair.
Heat Therapy
The application of warmth to increase blood flow, relax muscles, and accelerate healing in injured tissues.
Cold Therapy
Also known as cryotherapy, this reduces inflammation and swelling by applying cold temperatures to injured areas.
Mitochondrial Therapy
Treatments aimed at boosting mitochondrial function, improving energy production and cellular repair mechanisms.
Peptide
Short chains of amino acids used in regenerative medicine to signal repair, reduce inflammation, and support immune function.
Photobiomodulation
Low-level light therapy (red or near-infrared) that stimulates cellular function, reduces pain, and promotes tissue healing.
Prolotherapy
An injection-based therapy that stimulates the body’s healing response in ligaments and tendons using natural irritants.
PRP
Platelet-Rich Plasma—an injectable treatment made from the patient’s own blood to accelerate healing through concentrated growth factors.
Click a term on the left to learn more.
