The goal of regenerative medicine is to replace or reboot tissues or organs damaged because of disease, injury, age, or other issues instead of treating symptoms with medication and procedures.

Regeneration in humans happens at three levels:

Molecular. This includes small molecules that are the building blocks of your body, like DNA, fats, and carbohydrates.

Cellular. This includes cell structures like neurons or axons that are responsible for cell growth and reproduction in your body.

Tissue. This includes blood, skin, bone, or muscle.

First things first: what constitutes rejuvenation, and how does it differ from anti-aging?

The line between rejuvenation therapies and other longevity interventions, such as those that slow down or prevent aging, is hazy, and these strategies are frequently used interchangeably. Anti-aging indicates the maintenance or preservation of aging biomarker status. This is typically measured by biomarkers of aging, such as clocks based on DNA modification patterns or the length of telomeres — the protective DNA caps of chromosomes.

Rejuvenation goes one step further and requires a strong, prolonged, and systemic reduction in biological age. A more important feature common to the existing and potential rejuvenation interventions is the exceptional enhancement of regenerative capacity.

Within Anti-ageing medicine, Revitalising Medicine aims to balance the body and the function of all of its organs and tissues to improve quality of life.

Vitality is the result when all the vital body functions are working in their optimum state. Environmental factors, unhealthy lifestyle habits, stress, work overload and aging, all cause a progressive deterioration in the organism, leading to a loss in vitality and the increase of illness. Symptoms such as fatigue, depression, lack of concentration, loss of memory, limited physical resistance, insomnia are all signs that the body is out of balance.

Revitalisation is the process of re-establishing these deteriorated functions and improving the feeling of wellbeing and the recovery of physical and mental capacities.