Stem Cell Therapy for Reversing Aging

The most obvious sign of aging poorly is typically alterations in the appearance of skin. Skin fibers are affected in a number of different ways during aging and effects of this may include sun spots, patchy-looking skin, itchiness, wrinkles and general sagging.

Immune function decreases with age. This causes chronic inflammation to increase. Chronic inflammation is the starting point of various diseases and increases the risk of developing fatal diseases such as cancer, metabolic disease, brain disease, heart disease, and autoimmune disease.

Acne, Fatigue, Thyroid dysfunction, Psoriasis, Mood Problems, Food sensitivities, Rashes & other skin issues, Nutritional deficiencies, Inflammatory bowel disease, Frailty, Type 2 Diabetes, Periodontal diseases, Osteoporosis, Cardiovascular disease, etc.

Have you noticed yourself eating less?

In every person getting older, aging will impact the function of the gastrointestinal system. Common age-related symptoms in the GI tract include slower digestion (which may lead to constipation), bacterial overgrowth in the microbiome, incontinence, diarrhea, diverticulitis, poor nutrient absorption, delayed drug metabolism, stomach ulcers, GERD, polyps and alterations in the immune system.

To some extent, a small amount of weight gain can be considered a “normal” part of aging.

However, sarcopenia and increased visceral fat are the most fatal factors in aging. To prevent this, protein intake and exercise are essential.

Chronic fatigue syndrome(CFS) caused by aging may not be resolved even with long sleep. Additionally, people experience sleep problems due to hormonal changes starting from menopause. Various solutions have been proposed, but they are not easy. Consult with our team doctors. Stem cell therapy can help you sleep better.

Tender, aching joints are one of the hallmark signs of getting older and conditions like osteoarthritis become common with age as your cartilage begins to wear out. This breakdown of cartilage is known as degenerative joint disease. Joint pain is often also associated with swelling and inflammation.

Decline in vision due to age is very uncomfortable. This phenomenon makes our daily lives inefficient. You often feel your eyes aging faster than your skin aging.

A hallmark of the perception of aging, hearing loss is a very common sign of aging poorly. While many people still think of this as a loss of sensory input, age-related hearing loss is really a problem with the neurons, blood vessels and overall biological function of the ear. It’s very closely related to oxidative stress, which can cause cell death (apoptosis) and cochlear dysfunction from the mitochondrial level.

There is a genetic component to hearing loss, but other risk factors for losing your hearing earlier than normal include diabetes, cerebrovascular disease, smoking, poor cognitive function, excessive alcohol intake, noise exposure and ear surgery.

Balance problems make it difficult for people to maintain stable and upright positions when standing, walking, and even at times, when sitting. When our balance and mobility is affected, performing activities once taken for granted, such as getting on and off a bus, or negotiating busy crowds, can be difficult and fatiguing, and can provoke anxiety.

A range of factors can cause balance problems, including:

• Muscle weakness
• Joint stiffness
• Inner ear problem
• Lack of activity and fitness
• The impact of ageing on our joints and muscles

Even if you take good care of your health, it is inevitable that impurities accumulate in the blood and blood vessels become thicker and harder. This causes high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, heart disease, and brain disease. Because of this, varicose veins also appear frequently.