The Miami Stem Cell Therapy Podcast

If you’ve listened to this podcast before, you’ve probably heard us mention a property called tissue homing. Today, let’s actually unpack what that means and how it works.

In cell-based research, homing refers to the ability of cells, once administered, to migrate toward a specific site in the body rather than distributing randomly or getting stuck somewhere unrelated to the injury. That distinction matters more ...

Today we’re zooming out a bit to talk about where regenerative medicine as a field seems to be headed, and why one particular cell type, the Muse cell, keeps coming up in that conversation.

Over the past decade, regenerative medicine research has been moving away from one-size-fits-all protocols and toward approaches that account for differences between patients: the type of injury, the stage of disease, and individual biolo...

Let’s talk today about a distinction that comes up often in stem cell research: the difference between cells that are engineered to become pluripotent, and cells that are simply found that way in the body already.

Most of the attention-grabbing stem cell science over the past two decades has centered on induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPSCs, first developed by Shinya Yamanaka. Making an iPSC involves taking an adult cell ...

Welcome back to the show. Today we’re taking a closer look at a naturally occurring stem cell that keeps showing up in research papers across a surprising range of medical specialties: the Muse cell, discovered in 2010 by Professor Mari Dezawa and her colleagues at Tohoku University.

What makes this cell type so interesting to scientists isn’t just that it’s pluripotent-like, meaning it has the potential to becom...

How Dezawa MuseCells Became a Global Conversation in Regenerative Medicine

Drs. Ankeet Choxi and Jarred Mait at STEMS Health often get a version of this question from patients who are new to regenerative medicine. If Muse cells are such a big deal, why did it take this long for me to hear about them? The answer is actually a pretty good sign, because it shows this technology grew the slow, credible way, not through a marketing pus...

Why Authentic Dezawa MuseCells Matter More Than Ever

This is one of the most important conversations Doctors Ankeet Choxi and Jarred Mait have with patients at STEMS Health, because it is also one of the most misunderstood. As Muse cells have become more well known, the number of products and clinics using that name has grown right along with it. And here is the uncomfortable truth. Using the name does not automatically mean a pro...

Understanding the Dezawa Protocol: Why Standardization Matters

Patients at STEMS Health often ask Drs. Ankeet Choxi and Jarred Mait a version of the same question. If Muse cells are so rare, how does anyone actually isolate them consistently? The answer comes down to something called the Dezawa Protocol, and it is a bigger deal than most people realize.

The Dezawa Protocol is the validated laboratory methodology developed by Prof...

Why Dezawa MuseCells Are Different: Understanding the Science

At STEMS Health, Drs. Ankeet Choxi and Jarred Mait get asked this question in almost every consultation. Aren't Muse cells just mesenchymal stem cells with a different name? The short answer is no, and the difference actually matters quite a bit.

Mesenchymal stem cells, or MSCs, are one of the most widely used cell types in regenerative medicine. They come from places ...

Who Is Professor Mari Dezawa? The Scientist Behind Dezawa MuseCells

If you have spent any time researching regenerative medicine, you have probably come across the name Mari Dezawa. At STEMS Health, Drs. Ankeet Choxi and Jarred Mait hear the same question all the time. Who is this person, and why does her name show up on so much of the research behind Muse cells?

Professor Dezawa is a physician and neuroscientist based at Tohoku ...

What Should Happen After a Dezawa Muse Stem Cell Injection?

Most of the attention in regenerative medicine falls on the treatment itself. The decision to pursue therapy. The consultation. The injection. And then, for many patients, a period of uncertainty — because no one has clearly explained what comes next.

At STEMS Health in Miami Beach, Drs. Ankeet C...

To learn more about regenerative and restorative stem cell therapy treatments, visit www.stemshealthregenerativemedicine.com or schedule a consultation at our Miami Beach clinic, located at 925 W 41st St #300A, Miami Beach, FL 33140, You can also reach us by phone at (305) 677.0565.

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How to Know if Your Dezawa MuseCells® Are Authentic

As regenerative medicine continues to...

To learn more about regenerative and restorative stem cell therapy treatments, visit www.stemshealthregenerativemedicine.com or schedule a consultation at our Miami Beach clinic, located at 925 W 41st St #300A, Miami Beach, FL 33140, You can also reach us by phone at (305) 677.0565.

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What Actually Determines Success in Dezawa Muse Stem Cell Therapy...

To learn more about regenerative and restorative stem cell therapy treatments, visit www.stemshealthregenerativemedicine.com or schedule a consultation at our Miami Beach clinic, located at 925 W 41st St #300A, Miami Beach, FL 33140, You can also reach us by phone at (305) 677.0565.

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MSCs vs. Dezawa MUSEcells™: Understanding Dose, Value, and When Each Makes Sense

If you'v...

To learn more about regenerative and restorative stem cell therapy treatments, visit www.stemshealthregenerativemedicine.com or schedule a consultation at our Miami Beach clinic, located at 925 W 41st St #300A, Miami Beach, FL 33140, You can also reach us by phone at (305) 677.0565.

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Does More Dezawa Muse Stem Cells Mean Better Results?

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