Stem cells add to the body, with their primary functions being regeneration, repair, and replacement. They can be sourced from a person’s fat, bone marrow, dental pulp, or umbilical cord. For anti-aging or disease treatments, stem cells can be either autologous (from the same individual) or allogeneic (from a donor). Stem cells are widely used in anti-aging, maintenance, aesthetics, rejuvenation, and the treatment of most diseases. Think of stem cells as numerous little craftsmen working to repair and maintain your organs, blood vessels, bones, and tendons, enhancing and restoring overall function.

Immune cells subtract from the body, primarily functioning to eliminate cancer cells, kill tumors, clear viruses, and boost immunity.
They are derived from the individual’s peripheral blood drawn from the veins. Immune cells can be used from cancer prevention to treatment and post-operative immune system rebuilding, helping to alleviate fatigue and enhance energy, with noticeable early effects on physical sensations. Immune cells are like a cleaning crew, clearing out all cancer cells and viruses from your body.

Stem cells are mainly used for anti-aging, maintenance, aesthetics, and are beneficial for the rehabilitation and treatment of many chronic diseases.

Immune cells are suitable for enhancing immunity and relieving fatigue. They are primarily used for cancer prevention, treatment, and post-operative recovery. Enhancing immune cells aligns with the traditional Chinese medicine concept of “supporting the positive and eliminating the negative,” providing significant benefits for cancer patients undergoing treatment.