Did you know that healthy cells release small, membrane-wrapped packages known as exosomes? These exosomes originate deep inside cells and are loaded with contents.
Why does that matter? Because in order for a topical skincare product to have a cellular effect on the skin, it has to be able to travel inside an exosome delivery system to avoid being degraded and therefore become ineffective.
Decades of research in *stem cell biology have significantly improved our understanding of how *stem cells affect tissue repair and regeneration. However, *stem cells in themselves would be useless without a way to unpackage themselves to generate a cellular repair.
I love NeoGenesis products because they capture a complete set of *stem cell molecules released from advanced adult SKIN stem cells known to be involved in scar-free wound healing in the skin.
Competitors in the skincare industry use a one-size-fits-all approach using stem cell types from bone marrow or fat, but that is subpar and not nearly as effective as NeoGenesis's scientific methodology of using adult SKIN *stem cells.
Here's where the MAGIC happens! These S²RM®s are packaged into exosomes (a special delivery system) to be released so they can repair and heal the skin.
NeoGenesis explains, "... exosomes provide penetration qualities superior to that of liposomes, able to pass through the skin barriers to directly target the damaged tissue."
Included in the ingredients of the NeoGenesis exosome delivery system are a number of molecules native to the skin, and helpful in the skin's maintenance and repair.
An exosome delivery system is essential because it mediates cell-to-cell communication via the transfer of secreted molecules. It is this unique exosome delivery system that makes NeoGenesis products highly effective with consistent use.
To ensure the delivery system is not interrupted, it is always best to apply NeoGenesis products BEFORE using any other products.
NOTE *The stem cell released molecules found in NeoGenesis products are sourced from adult donors of SKIN stem cells in an FDA-approved lab in the United States. NO embryonic stem cells are used.*
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