As a human being, all of us are genetically programmed to live up to the maximum age of 120 years old. Primary aging is caused by the natural death of cells or apoptosis. We fall short of 120 years because of cellular wear and tear and the harmful effects of free radicals including damage of organs. Free radicals are atom or molecule which are unpaired electron and unstable and reactive. Unpaired electrons cause secondary aging. Stress and exposure to UV rays can lead to free radicals attacking the cells. Therefore, we need to restore, replenish and have balanced cells in our body.

Placenta offers anti-aging benefits through its 3-step live cell therapy – Protect, Repair and Regenerate:

Protect: Placenta protects the existing cells
Repair: It helps repair damaged cells
Regenerate: It promotes and stimulates all cell regeneration process

The basic idea of live cell therapy is cell repairs one another. It is aimed at stimulating the growth and function of existing tissue, using the theory that live cells are instrumental in ‘waking-up’ dormant cells within the body and creating new synapses and connective tissue.

The good thing about placenta is it has rich growth factor which responsible for cell growth and indispensable for cell division and differentiation.

We will share with you on what kind of placenta is best to be consumed for live cell therapy as well as the process and history of live cell therapy in our next series.