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What do Ebola, the Iditarod dogsled race, and Regenerative Medicine have in common?

Hint: It’s a high-tech medical treatment we turn to when all else fails. It’s not the latest multi-billion dollar drug….It’s not an FDA approved machine…and it’s not a complicated surgical procedure. Answer: Our own immune system.

The two Texas nurses who contracted Ebola were cured using antibodies from the blood of an Ebola survivor.

The annual Iditarod dogsled race was started in homage to the 1925 humanitarian delivery of Antisera to save Native Alaskan children during a diphtheria outbreak. This Antisera was derived from the blood of horses that had been intentionally exposed to diphtheria.

Regenerative Medicine also works by harnessing the healing powers of our own body. It involves treating patients with growth factors and cytokines that have been isolated from their own blood. These growth factors in turn stimulate the patient’s own stem cells and regenerative cells to begin the healing process. While traditional medical treatments for arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, and chronic neck and back pain often involve drugs and surgical procedures, Regenerative Medicine is in fact the “natural” alternative.

We take for granted the amazing healing power of our own high tech bodies. The idea that the body can heal itself isn’t new. Regenerative Medicine will continue to be in the forefront of life changing medical breakthroughs.

We don’t have to look very far…we just have to look within.

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