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If you have heard the term “Muse cells” lately, you are not alone. More people are searching for them, and there is a lot of hype online. Here is a plain explanation.
What “Muse cells” means
MUSE stands for Multilineage-differentiating Stress-Enduring cells. Prof. Mari Dezawa and her team at Tohoku University in Japan discovered Muse cells in 2010 (MuseCell Innovations).
What makes Muse cells different
Muse cells occur naturally in the body. They are found in bone marrow, in blood, and in the connective tissue of organs (NIH / PMC review). In lab research, they have shown a few unusual traits:
- They can become cell types from all three of the body’s basic tissue layers (NIH / PMC).
- They survive stress, like low oxygen, that many other cells cannot.
- In published studies, they did not form tumors (NIH / PMC).
- According to MuseCell Innovations, Muse cells are drawn to damaged tissue by a “distress
- signal” the body releases (MuseCell Innovations).
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What this means and what it doesn’t
Most of what we know about Muse cells comes from laboratory and animal studies. Human research so far is small and early. Muse cells are exciting science. They are not a proven cure for anything.
Why The Re/ Clinic offers Muse cells
At The Re/ Clinic, our focus is longevity: supporting how well you age. We are an authorized healthcare center of MuseCell Innovations®, the company that holds the global rights to Dezawa MuseCells®. Its Science Advisory Board is chaired by Dr. Dezawa.
Traveling to see us? For patients who travel to Sandy, Utah, for treatment with Authentic Dezawa MuseCells®, The Re/ Clinic covers your hotel stay. Ask our team for details when you book.
Book a consultation for Authentic Dezawa MuseCells® at The Re/ Clinic in Sandy, Utah
FDA Disclaimer: Muse cell products, including Dezawa MuseCells®, have not been
evaluated or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and are not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. The
information in this article is for education only and is not medical advice. Individual
results vary, and no specific outcome is promised or guaranteed. Talk with your
primary care provider before starting any stem cell therapy.
Utah Notice: This health care practitioner performs one or more stem cell therapies that
have not yet been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration. You are
encouraged to consult with your primary care provider before undergoing a stem cell
therapy. (Utah Code 58-1-512)