Sep 23, 2026 · 34 min · 9 segments
Stem cells and exosomes were just the beginning. But what if you could access the pure "signal" of youth without the risks (or the $40k trip to Mexico)? In this episode of Optimize & Thrive, Dr…
Angila JaeggliHostYeah, we'll definitely be talking about biologics more and these types of products more, these regenerative products.
Because people are obsessed with reversing age, reversing damage, getting their body back to a state where it's functionally optimized.
Not only optimized, but it's functionally able to do the things they want to do on a daily basis.
And especially as we're getting into our 30s, our 40s, our 50s, our 60s, our 70s.
You know, we have accumulated a ton of different damage, right, and inflammation and issues.
And people are increasingly turning to these types of regenerative therapies to help reverse, restore, repair, function.
Things like peptides as well kind of fall into this category of regenerative medicine.
That's what stem cells and then stem cells kind of evolved into exosomes, which is an even more refined version.
And then cell factors, adverse cell factors, is now the next generation of these communication, these signaling, these regenerative molecules.
So we're gonna take a deep dive on it today, how it works, how we've used it, how it's used clinically, how people can apply it into their own life, a little bit about how it works, how it's driving, et cetera.
It's a really cool topic today and something that, yeah, moving forward, you're just going to be hearing a lot more about.
And, you know, what's incredible that I love is that I feel like we're moving into an era of medicine that really it's way less.
We're moving away from like treating just disease state, right? Just treating the symptom, right? Oh, you have this diagnosis now.
the two to three medications that treat your symptoms and we're moving towards like okay how do we actually really move out move away heal the disease state heal the rest of our tissues prevent that disease state from ever happening right how do we optimize those tissues how do we get back to where we began which it's incredible like and i mean in life right like it's incredible you when you think about the healing potential you have when you're younger you know you You know, you watch your kids, right? They get cut or something or they have a flu.
You're like, how is that even possible? It's like, oh, we used to be able to do that.
And with the technology, with the cell factors, we are able now to support the body to move back into that state.
Yeah, I mean, there's a little bit of that science fiction turning into science fact, this idea of, you know, the fountain of youth, you know, restoring youth.
Well, when you think about it, the cellular function, the ability of your cells to regenerate, restore, repair, that doesn't actually go away, right? So that's not the thing that changes from when we're a kid or even when we're in our teens, you know, when we're in that 18 to 22, we're super resilient, bounce back, tons of energy.
Yeah, we'll definitely be talking about biologics more and these types of products more, these regenerative products.
Because people are obsessed with reversing age, reversing damage, getting their body back to a state where it's functionally optimized.
Not only optimized, but it's functionally able to do the things they want to do on a daily basis.
And especially as we're getting into our 30s, our 40s, our 50s, our 60s, our 70s.
You know, we have accumulated a ton of different damage, right, and inflammation and issues.
And people are increasingly turning to these types of regenerative therapies to help reverse, restore, repair, function.
Things like peptides as well kind of fall into this category of regenerative medicine.
That's what stem cells and then stem cells kind of evolved into exosomes, which is an even more refined version.
And then cell factors, adverse cell factors, is now the next generation of these communication, these signaling, these regenerative molecules.
So we're gonna take a deep dive on it today, how it works, how we've used it, how it's used clinically, how people can apply it into their own life, a little bit about how it works, how it's driving, et cetera.
It's a really cool topic today and something that, yeah, moving forward, you're just going to be hearing a lot more about.
And, you know, what's incredible that I love is that I feel like we're moving into an era of medicine that really it's way less.
We're moving away from like treating just disease state, right? Just treating the symptom, right? Oh, you have this diagnosis now.
the two to three medications that treat your symptoms and we're moving towards like okay how do we actually really move out move away heal the disease state heal the rest of our tissues prevent that disease state from ever happening right how do we optimize those tissues how do we get back to where we began which it's incredible like and i mean in life right like it's incredible you when you think about the healing potential you have when you're younger you know you You know, you watch your kids, right? They get cut or something or they have a flu.
You're like, how is that even possible? It's like, oh, we used to be able to do that.
And with the technology, with the cell factors, we are able now to support the body to move back into that state.
Yeah, I mean, there's a little bit of that science fiction turning into science fact, this idea of, you know, the fountain of youth, you know, restoring youth.
Well, when you think about it, the cellular function, the ability of your cells to regenerate, restore, repair, that doesn't actually go away, right? So that's not the thing that changes from when we're a kid or even when we're in our teens, you know, when we're in that 18 to 22, we're super resilient, bounce back, tons of energy.
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