5. Where do the stem cells used in stem cell treatment come from?

Although MSCs can be isolated from different sources, which include umbilical cord tissue, bone marrow, fat, or amniotic fluid. Our stems cells are obtained from the Wharton's jelly taken from donated umbilical cords. Sourcing the MSCs from donated cord tissues makes them readily available, safe, ethical and legal.

These highly competent young MSCs have significant potential to be transformed into whatever type of cells that are necessary to supplement a person's stem cell count after transplantation. They can also replicate at a faster rate, and have the ability to differentiate into other types of cell and multiply, resulting in improved healing effects in the body.