alpha-2-Macroglobulin

What was interesting that no effect was seen with... greater numbers of stem cells.

So it seemed that 10 million actually did, well, they did slightly better, but certainly it wasn't relevant to give more stem cells.

Alpha-2 macroglobulins are being used a lot, and certainly we started using them a little bit.

There still needs to be much greater scrutiny in terms of how effective they are in different conditions.

through prospective study or retrospective studies, but essentially this paper looked at the mechanisms of action, and certainly we found that it was shown that it has a multitude of actions, primarily what is called this bait and trap mechanism where it's capturing These cartilage degrading proteases and essentially removing from the joint.

Once systemic enzymes are in your blood, something very interesting happens.

There's a large protein circulating in your blood called alpha-2-macroglobulin.

It makes up a surprisingly big share of the protein in your blood.

When systemic enzymes bind to it, it changes shape into an activated form.