The FDA recently issued a warning about exosomes so we may have a window that will be closing. If you want to receive all the passwords and future blogs, all you need to do is contact me with an email to drpark@rechargebiomedical.com
One year ago, few people had heard of exosomes and everyone was a friend; 12 months later gossip and slander are as plentiful as beach balls and t-shirts from cannons at a summer music festival.
The ability to be a reliable historian and judge of any changes after exosome therapy is a challenge for nearly everyone.
This blog is about a case of seborrhoeic dermatitis that improved after exosomes given in conjuction with microneedling.
I have posted two lectures given in Hawaii. The first is a general lecture and the second is about clinical applications of exosomes.
I’m happy to report that according to Lisa, her life has improved since receiving exosomes since there is about a 30% improvement which has brought her to the point of not being nervous in social situations.
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Exosomes and TA-65 are not FDA-approved to prevent or treat any illness
