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" ... Over the course of 12 years of research and clinical development, Organicell has developed novel and all-natural cell-derived nanoparticles that play a critical role in cell-to-cell communication. Containing rich levels of exosome, Organicell’s biological therapeutics are designed for treating degenerative diseases, and have been shown to promote tissue homeostasis and repair in animal studies. In fact, Organicell has linked the exosome miRNA composition to several disease pathways, highlighting a therapeutic potential for a broad array of conditions that can be safely translated to effective therapies. ... "
" ... There are no known cures for the disease that are widely accepted or FDA approved. Everything is experimental. The suggested dosage for exosome infusion, in my case, was 15 billion. My biggest fear was doing that, not seeing any improvement, and then being left with the question of whether a higher dosage could have cured me. After speaking more about it with the clinic, they were willing to increase the dosage, which theoretically increases the chances of success. The new dosage would be 60 billion exosomes. ... "
" ... This company aspires to be the first mover in using exosome biology to develop drugs. Exosomes are tiny vesicles secreted by all cells, and present in the blood and other bodily fluids. Since being discovered in the early 1980s, many scientists believed their role was just to dispose of cellular trash, such as chewed up pieces of DNA and RNA. More recently, scientists have learned that certain cancer-cell derived exosomes carry specific proteins on the surface that act like big red flags that are distinct to the cancer, and can be detected with standard lab tools. Not only that, exosomes can carry drug payloads, in the form of messenger RNA molecules, microRNAs, antibody fragments, or even whole antibodies to a specific site, Williams said. These small vesicles can get inside cells a couple different ways, and dump their payloads in the cell's cytoplasm. ... "