Reproduction
Since we do not use trypsin or other chemicals, we do not use the term passages as we continually grow the cells until we have grown the numbers needed. As implied, we only use autologous (patient's own tissue) cells. Sometimes, low cell counts can reduce any significant impact on severe conditions, such as MS, Parkinson's, neurological damage, etc. For this reason, we developed this cell expansion process; taking cells extracted from adipose, culturing them in the lab and encouraging them to reproduce. The reproduced cells are identical to the source cells, but this process allows the original few million to be grown to over a billion cells. Treatments can then be crafted with cell numbers of 150-300 million per therapy. This cell count provides the effectiveness necessary to see meaningful results, even those with progressive conditions.