According to the World Health Organization, healthy aging is “the process of developing and maintaining the functional ability that enables wellbeing in older age.” Stem cells are a promising option to treat frailty and age-related conditions. Regenerative medicine uses stem cells from umbilical cord tissue to reduce inflammation, decrease aging markers, restore cellular energy, improve immune function, and prevent age‐related loss of muscle mass. These benefits can also be addressed to chronic pulmonary and cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, osteoarthritis, and osteoporosis.
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Healthy aging depends
on several key aspects:
Meet basic needs:
When you ensure that all essentials of life,
like nutritious foods, safe housing and
healthcare are accessible, you can live
comfortably and stress-free.
Learn, grow, and
make decisions:
Expanding your knowledge continuously,
adapting to new situations, and making
informed choices that positively change
your life.
Be mobile:
Staying active and maintaining
your physical ability to move freely,
explore new places and engage in
activities you love, ensuring your
independence and wellness.
Build and maintain
relationships:
Create meaningful relations with
family members, friends and your
community, providing emotional
support, happiness, and a sense
of belonging.
Contribute to society:
Sharing your wisdom, skills, and experiences to make a positive impact, staying involved and valued in your community, and finding a purpose and fulfillment in giving back. By focusing on these aspects, we can strengthen the potential of stem cells to support healthy aging, enhancing your quality of life.
Source: Stem Cells and Biotechnology Center, REGENCORD; Evidence of the Medical Benefits of Stem Cells, 2023; ISSN 2981-3549. World’s Health Organization. (2020). Healthy aging and functional ability.
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