LONGEVITY with Nathalie Niddam #331: Can Exosomes Wake Up the Body’s Dormant Healing Powers? Dr. Ed Park Shares Insights On How Exosomes Can Help Heal Intense Pain, Acute Injury, and More.
May 2, 2025
Dr. Ed Park, a pioneer in regenerative medicine, dives into the fascinating world of exosomes and their healing potential. He explains how these tiny messengers enhance recovery from injuries, including neurological and musculoskeletal issues. The conversation highlights the promising role of exosomes in immune support and aging, and touches on patient expectations and the placebo effect in treatment. Dr. Park also emphasizes the integration of lifestyle factors like meditation into healing practices, showcasing the transformative power of exosome therapy.
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Exosomes as Healing Messengers
- Exosomes are tiny biological messengers that communicate and trigger healing inside the body.
- They carry mRNA and proteins that influence cell behavior and repair mechanisms.
Exosomes Avoid Immune Rejection
- Exosomes are too small to trigger immune rejection, unlike stem cells.
- This makes exosome therapy safer and more effective for regenerative treatments.
Exosomes Aid Brain Repair
- Exosomes can help neural repair by promoting axon sprouting and remyelination.
- This allows the brain to regenerate even in cases of stroke or nerve damage.