Regenerative Medicine

Regenerative medicine in Mesa AZ and Gilbert AZ is primarily concerned with the mechanisms by which we can help restore the optimal functions of the body by introducing stem-cell-rich tissue into your body.

While there is no shortage of information about regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy in the media, on the internet, and in brochures across the country, some confusion still persists about it. This is mostly due to the nature of it being a cutting-edge therapy that has only recently become widely available.

This article seeks to give you an in-depth explanation of regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy and help you determine whether it may help you achieve your health goals.

What Is Regenerative Medicine?

Regenerative medicine is primarily concerned with the mechanisms by which we can help restore the optimal functions of the body by introducing stem-cell-rich tissue into your body. The therapeutic effects of regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy are then able to reinvigorate your cells, tissues, and organs.

Regenerative Stem Cell Injections

It's no secret that your body has the capability to repair itself after an injury. The manner in which your body is able to heal itself by using its stem cells is made possible by the stem cell's unique ability to transform into a specialized cell and replace damaged cells. As an example, let's you're struggling with back pain that is a result of a disc injury. In this case, your body needs a specific type of cell to heal the damage. This type of cell would be different if you were dealing with joint pain that is a result of cartilage damage and can adapt to any number of specialized cells depending on the origin of your pain.

A common question that arises after this explanation of how stem cells work is if our body already has the capability to produce its own stem cells, how is additional stem cell therapy helpful in the first place?

Stem cell therapy is useful because as the body ages over time, our natural ability to produce stem cells, as well as their effectiveness is diminished. As we age, the body produces a fraction of the number of stem cells it used to, and our ability to quickly bounce back from injuries is lost. This doesn't happen overnight, as such nagging aches and pains that don't simply go away start developing and before long a life of chronic pain can become the norm.

If you are interested in regenerative medicine, please contact our Verve Wellness Center office in Mesa AZ, and Gilbert AZ, today.