Exosomes are described as microscopic sacs that are released by nearly every cell in the body. They are “critical messengers that carry proteins, lipids and genetic material from one cell to another to coordinate such activities as tissue repair, immune responses and cellular regeneration”.

In Regenerative Medicine exosomes are studied due to their potential to repair damaged tissue, heal wounds and promote joint or hair regeneration.

Why is this important to all of us? Join Dr Jeffrey Gross and I as we talk about these very important sacs and how they work for you to keep you healthy and young.