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1Integrated AestheticsStem Cell Therapy for Hair and Skin: Meet Acorn190129863.7positive6:23Could this little bottle be the future of anti-aging? Let's talk about it. Aging is as old as time, but anti-aging treatments, not so much. From Cleopatra's legendary Donkey Milk Baths in 69 BC, two travelers chasing the fountain of youth in the 1500s, and then again in 2002, when the FDA regulated and approved Botox for frownlines, we've always looked for ways to slow the clock. Fast forward today, in modern sciences, taking anti-aging treatments to a level that Cleopatra never would have dreamed of. One of the biggest game-changers was PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, popularized by the Kardashians in the famous vampire facial. Micro-needling with PRP is incredibly helpful to address fine lines and wrinkles and improving skin tone and texture using your own blood's healing abilities. Then came exosomes, their tiny little particles in our own stem cells. These are packed with a per 400 growth factors compared to PRP's 25. This can help with one's ability to reduce inflammation, boost our own collagen, and provide younger, smoother looking skin, and even hair restoration. But here's the catch. Most exosomes come from donors, meaning you're using someone else's cells. And while using donor cells is very effective, some patients may feel uneasy about using another person's biology on themselves. So the big question is, what if you could use your own cell instead? And that's where Acorn comes in. Acorn Biolabs is a Canadian company, and they have developed this incredible technology where they take your own tissue, your own cells, and create a personalized regenerative medicine that is tailored for you by you. It's using a tolligous tissue, meaning it's your own. They harvest stem cells from there, they can bank it, and they can then culture it and derive products from it that we can now use for regenerative purposes. One of the great advantages of using your own stem cells and extracting the key elements of that is that your stem cells and the components derived from there are much more potent than your own PRP, which is platelet-rich plasma. So we already used platelet-rich plasma all throughout aesthetic medicine, whether it's for facial rejuvenation, hair restoration, for sexual wellness. Now we have the ability to use your own stem cell derived products, which are more potent, somewhere even up to 34 times more potent than PRP. And we can use it for very similar applications everywhere where we currently use PRP. What's really innovative about Acorn's technology is that if I'm doing a platelet-derived procedure, then I'm drawing blood today, and I'm using that product today, which means that the platelet's age is reflection of my current age today. With Acorn's technology, what you're doing is you're harvesting your stem cells today, and they can be used indefinitely as your age. You're freezing the youth of the stem cells for today for future applications. That in itself is a really big innovation, because as we age, our cells just kind of lose a little bit of their luster. They don't function as well. The amount of regenerative cells that we have in our body starts to decline with age as well. So being able to capture presently our current age and using that benefit as we get older is very potent and powerful. So how do they do it? The answer might be closer than you think. It's on your head. Well, your hair follicles to be exact. By taking the hairs, the benefit of hair itself is it's a really diverse cell mixture, and it includes stem cells or pluripotent stem cells, which can then differentiate into different cell types. In the lab, they've even shown that these stem cells can be turned into bone cells and to fat cells and to kidney cells or pancreatic cells and others. So the future of this technology is very exciting, although it may be in the distant future, but there's already applications that are used today, and that is with the derivation of secret homes, which is derived from your own stem cells. So how does it work? It starts with a quick and clinic visit where about 50 hairs are plucked from the scalp. From there, your stem cells are collected and preserved, and essentially we're putting your aging on ice. It's then used as a personalized regenerative skincare product. The treatment pairs well, post-laser, as well as micro-needling and other aesthetic services, improving skin healing and long-term rejuvenation. So what sets it apart? Secret homes are products from your own personalized stem cells. So that already makes it unique and different from anything else in the market right now. Today we can order exosomes that are derived from donor platelets or from donor, umbilical cords or other sources where exosomes are derived, and what exosomes are are the signals that our cells use to communicate with each other. So our cells release signals to communicate to a different cell, and that's how this communication in our body happens. Some of those communication cells are really good for things like wound healing, and those have some very strong regenerative properties. But if you can take your own personalized exosomes and really focus on the ones that are going for regenerative purposes by going after the stem cells, that's going to be huge. In addition, they can recruit other things that stem cells secrets separate from the exosomes like growth factors and extracellular matrices components that are really important for things like hair growth, tissue regeneration, collagen regeneration, elasticity, and more. So this patented process allows us to create individualized and unique treatments just for you. No guesswork and no donor material. It's just your cells helping you in your skin look and feel its best. So is this little bottle the future of anti-aging? It just might be. How no brown cow. My audio is incredible. I'm going to redo that. Oh my god. Down our. Okay. I will get this line. It's a hard one but it's a good one. Being regenerative, regenerative.
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@@WorldofshelbsThis is insane but so cool!positive2
@@bendungee1669I am sure many people are excited to hear all the great things they could do for their situation. There’s a lot to unpack here. It starts off with people may not feel comfortable with outsourcing stem cells, allogeneic stem cells, they make it sound special from your own body. Later in the video they tell you that your ‘stem cells’ age is a reflection of your age today. They use the word “platelet”, but your age of your body picks up surface markers over time that don’t respond as if you were younger. They make you think it is very powerful and potent, but it can’t be and expanding the cells make it even worse compared to a native source without expansion or passages.<br><br>Hair follicles in a lab can be turned into other cells,such as bone, fat and etc, but have to be chemically be induced to do that in vitro not in vivo. Then use Secretomes from your body, autologous cells, then use exosomes from another person, allogeneic cells, to help with healing. Now it’s not something just from you.<br><br>Basically they are combining an older way of doing stem cells and trying to make it special. Banking stem cells is not needed today, and doesn’t have the same potency as compared to other sources. From what I gathered it will cost $3,192/year if you want to do this each year. Now some people might still want to do this and that’s ok, but when you see other alternatives that cost maybe a little more with amazing results, you may think differently. Finally, please do learn as much a possible on your choices, so you are prepared for when you will needed , not when you need it right now, because hasty decisions rarely work well. I’ve been studying this topic for over 10 years and I am constantly learning new things, so if you have a question just ask.neutral
@@diaspanglerMy cells are frozen and I am loving my secrotome results!!!positive
@@pattycakes5082How much $$$? ?negative