- Stem cell therapy
Latest Trends in Stem Cell Therapy for Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases
— Global Clinical Trial Landscape Focusing on Adipose-Derived MSCs (2025 Edition) Introduction: New Possibilities in the Treatment of Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases Autoimmune diseases often do not improve sufficiently with conventional treatments alone. In recent years […]
- Stem cell therapy
- regenerative medicine
A systematic review of regenerative medicine for skin diseases such as alopecia and vitiligo
Stem Cell Research and Therapy (IF: 8.0) | June 2024 | Jafarzadeh A et al. Abstract (Japanese translation of the original abstract) Purpose Various regenerative medical methods (platelet-enriched plasma […]
- Diabetes
Is chronic fatigue caused by blood sugar imbalances? Its relationship to the body's energy metabolism
"I slept plenty, but I'm still tired," "Even on weekends, my body feels heavy and I can't move"... The chronic fatigue that plagues people in their 40s to 60s may not be solely due to age. Such chronic fatigue can be caused by energy deficiency due to blood sugar imbalances..
- Diabetes
What are the effects of lack of exercise on blood sugar levels? The relationship between muscles and glucose metabolism
Have you recently noticed that your stomach is getting bigger and you're getting tired more easily? A decrease in muscle mass due to aging is a major cause of rapidly worsening blood sugar control. For those in their prime working years, 40-60 years old, understanding the relationship between muscle and glucose metabolism is crucial for good health. […]
- Stem cell therapy
- Diabetes
Why does diabetes impair blood flow? An explanation of damage to blood vessels
Many problems faced by men in their 40s to 60s, such as poor circulation and erectile dysfunction (ED), often stem from underlying vascular aging and poor blood flow. Even without a diagnosed diabetes checkup, persistently high blood sugar levels can quietly and gradually worsen blood vessels throughout the body. […]
- Diabetes
Is numbness in the hands and feet a sign of diabetes? What are the effects on the nerves?
"Recently, I've been experiencing a strange feeling, like a thin sheet of paper is stuck to the soles of my feet." If you're in your 40s or older and experiencing this symptom, it could be a warning sign from your nerves. Ignoring it as mere numbness could lead to irreversible consequences. […]
- Diabetes
Why do I feel so sleepy after eating? What's the relationship with blood sugar fluctuations?
Have you ever experienced being overcome with intense drowsiness after lunch, even in the middle of an important meeting? This drowsiness might not just be due to lack of sleep or fatigue; it could be a warning sign from your blood vessels. For those in their prime working years, aged 40-60, intense post-meal drowsiness can be a sign of a problem. […]
- regenerative medicine
- brain
What are the symptoms of Parkinson's disease? Characteristics at each stage of progression, such as tremors in the hands and feet and difficulty walking
Have you noticed physical changes such as "my movements have become slower lately" or "my hands tremble when I'm at rest," but are you dismissing them as "just due to age"? These could be early signs of Parkinson's disease. Often mistaken for age-related decline..
- regenerative medicine
- brain
Is Parkinson's disease curable? From drug therapy to rehabilitation, and now a new option: stem cell therapy
The idea that "Parkinson's disease is incurable" is now an outdated image. Thanks to advances in medicine, Parkinson's disease is becoming a condition that, with proper management, allows individuals to live out their natural lifespan. However, precisely because it is a disease that requires long-term management, the effectiveness of long-term medication is a crucial consideration..
- regenerative medicine
- muscle
- waist
Is sciatica dangerous if left untreated? Possible causes and stretches and treatments to relieve pain
Some people may be suffering from symptoms such as sharp, electric-like pain and numbness that runs from the buttocks to the toes. While many people have heard of the term sciatica, it is surprisingly unknown that it is not a medical term. The sciatic nerve […]
- waist
[Doctor-supervised] What is a lumbar disc herniation? Explaining the causes, symptoms, and options from conservative treatment to stem cell therapy
Have you ever felt a sharp pain in your lower back or buttocks and wondered if it was a hernia? Lower back and buttock pain is not uncommon among people in their prime working years. In this article, we will provide accurate information about hernias and discuss treatment options, from conservative treatment to regenerative medicine
- muscle
- blood pressure
Can maintaining muscle mass help stabilize blood pressure? Simple care you can do in your daily life
For those who don't have the time, energy, or money to go to the gym, here's some good news. Training for blood pressure care doesn't have to aim for bodybuilder-like muscles. The important thing is not to gain muscle mass, but to "prevent loss of muscle mass." Muscle […]
