Cell regeneration

In biological medicine, we look at ageing from the inside out, not from the outside in

High-achieving people do not hope to become frail and incompetent in old age. Of course, in this day and age, they are also concerned with their appearance – looking youthful is just a reflection of their inner vitality. But the real goal is to enjoy themselves to the full and live a long life with quality of life.

So the question is how to maintain this youthful vigor. The fiction of anti-ageing is that we have few and only questionable options, such as injecting ourselves with the neurotoxin Botox.

The reality is that we do have good options, just not in conventional medicine. There, the focus is always on combating the symptoms and not on the underlying causes. This means that ageing is treated like a disease for which there is no cure, only symptom relief. For patients concerned with anti-ageing, it affects one symptom after another like a bottomless pit. If today it is gum disease, wrinkles, hip problems, autoimmune diseases or bone loss, tomorrow it will be numerous other symptoms of wear and tear.

In biological medicine, we look at ageing from the inside out, not from the outside in.  We focus on the question of what causes our cells and our vital processes to function less well as we age. Once we know this, we can concentrate on reversing or at least slowing down these processes.

We deal with the underlying issues first and rebuild each of the four pillars of your body’s health.