Harnessing the body’s natural healing power
Cartilage, the smooth, flexible tissue that cushions our joints, is notoriously difficult to repair once damaged. Unlike bones or skin, cartilage has no direct blood supply, meaning it has very little natural ability to heal. This is why conditions like osteoarthritis, where cartilage wears away over time, were long considered irreversible.
This new regenerative gel challenges that notion. It’s not a passive filler; it’s an active participant in the healing process. Once applied to a damaged area, the gel acts like a scaffold. It’s a supportive, three-dimensional matrix that encourages existing cartilage cells to migrate into the area and begin multiplying. The gel provides the ideal environment for these cells to grow, essentially “teaching the body to rebuild itself,” as the researchers put it.
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