Exosomes are microscopic extracellular vesicles naturally released by cells — carrying proteins, RNA, and signaling molecules that influence how other cells behave.
At BioCells Medical, we use purified exosomes as a key component of our regenerative medicine protocols — to support cellular communication, reduce inflammation, and promote healing in neurodegenerative, autoimmune, and chronic conditions.
💡 What are exosomes?
Exosomes act as messengers between cells. They deliver instructions that help regulate immune activity, tissue repair, and inflammation.
When derived from high-quality mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), exosomes can:
Promote neuroregeneration
Reduce immune overactivation
Modulate inflammation
Improve cell-to-cell signaling in damaged tissue
We use cell-free, purified exosomes, isolated in our certified laboratory for safety, consistency, and targeted delivery.
🧬 How we use exosomes in therapy
Exosome therapy at BioCells Medical is not standalone — it is integrated into personalised, multi-stage protocolsalongside stem cells, T-regs, ENT, and peptides.
Delivery methods may include:
Intravenous infusion for systemic support
Intranasal application for neuroinflammatory conditions
Nebulisation (inhalation) in selected respiratory or neurological cases
Protocols and dosage are adapted to the patient's condition and therapeutic goals.
🧠 Who may benefit from exosome therapy?
Exosomes are used across a range of diagnoses, including:
ALS, MS, Parkinson’s Disease, MSA
Autism and developmental conditions in children
Crohn’s Disease
Dementia & Alzheimer’s Disease
Post-infectious and immune-driven syndromes
Because exosomes do not contain living cells, they are well-tolerated and safe — even in complex or sensitive cases.
🧪 Why BioCells Medical?
In-house laboratory for exosome isolation and purification
Sourced from selected MSC populations under strict quality control
Personalised dosage and application
Used in combination with other regenerative therapies
Available in Warsaw and internationally via medical deployment
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