The human body has been blessed with the natural ability to heal itself. For example, when you cut your skin, red blood cells called platelets form a barrier to seal off the blood flow. New skin will then gradually form to heal the cut completely. If you break a bone, it will heal (usually with the help of a doctor realigning the parts). Thus, regenerative medicine aims to aid the body in its natural ability to heal itself and restore you back to your state of health and well-being.

Regenerative medicine aims to fix the root cause of many ailments and diseases by tapping into the body's natural healing ability to regenerate lost cells, tissues, and organs and restore their function. This is being applied to those with debilitating chronic illnesses where no other form of treatment exists. In today's modern world, no one should have to suffer in pain or with the idea that "there's nothing to be done."

The science behind regenerative medicine is powerful, and research is ongoing as scientists continue to explore this cutting-edge field. From stem-cell research to cell growth, the pace of breakthroughs can be dizzying.