Regenerative medicine research, explained plainly.

Stem cells, PRP, exosomes, Wharton’s jelly. You’ve heard the claims. Here’s what the studies actually found, where they fall short, and what’s still unknown.

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Somewhere between the hype and the eye-rolls

Some clinics talk about stem cells like they’re a miracle. Some skeptics say the whole field is a scam. The research is more interesting than either story: a few real successes, a lot of promising early work, and some big trials that came back disappointing.

Vivonyx reads the studies so you don’t have to start from zero. We explain them in plain English, link to every source, and say “we don’t know yet” when that’s the honest answer.

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Start Here

New to regenerative medicine? A 5-minute orientation: the main types, the words you’ll hear, and how to read a claim.

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The Science

How mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) and related treatments are thought to work, and what the strongest studies show, by condition.

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  • Every claim has a source. Studies are linked so you can read them yourself.

  • Limits come first, not last. Small studies are called small. Industry funding is noted.

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  • Plain English. If we use a technical word, we explain it.

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