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In recent two human trials, the results showed some promising avenues regarding anti-aging stem cell therapy that reverses the effects of age-related frailties and other conditions. And much to your surprise, the consequences of the stem cell trials on humans are absolutely safe and effective.

Based on thousands of clinical studies and research works on stem cells and its disease treating potentials, the stem cell transplantation proves to be life-saving for many chronic and life-threatening diseases like cancers, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Now, a new research has proved that monitoring the mechanisms of various nervous system diseases like Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease is possible with the stem cell model.

We know how regenerative therapy has proven a boon for medical applications in the real-time clinical settings. The basic of the tissue engineering is nothing, but the cell-based techniques using stem cells. Although there are different sources to harness stem cells, one of the primary sources to derive stem cells is adipose stem cells.

As with many such immune deficiencies, stem cell transplants prove to be beneficial in treating cartilage-hair hypoplasia or (CHH), also referred to as metaphyseal chondrodysplasia. The transplantation aims at improving health conditions victimized by the blood stem cell or immune system related health conditions like cancers and many degenerative diseases.

Stem cell therapies have been doing the rounds since long because of their life-saving potentials and best medical applications for chronic diseases and also disease testing. As with many other health complications, cell-based therapies are showing satisfactory results for heart disease also. According to a study published by the American College of Cardiology's 65th Annual Scientific Session, a novel stem cell therapy can improve long-term health complications associated with severe and final stage cardiac disorder.

Since the crocodile cartilage turns human adult stem cells sourced from bone marrow or other cells into cartilage, they can alleviate the joint pain and distress in many, especially in adult populations. Along with the development of cartilage, it seems possible to promote cartilage repair too.

Our ability to perform certain functions is dependent on how we exert the muscular techniques. As long as we are young enough, the muscular capabilities remain active and aid in the execution of different functions. But as we grow older, the muscular functions fall short of our expectations and cannot offer a greater level of strength to perform any tasks. This is something which occurs due to an unprecedented number of mutations in the stem cells of muscles. The mutations impair the regeneration of cells, and inhibit the further progress of muscle functions; as a result, it deprives older individuals of their physical ability to perform tasks. This new study has been brought to the light by researchers at Karolinska Institute.