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Regenerative Therapy
Cell Factor

Harness potent, DNA free regenerative factors to optimize the tissue microenvironment, reduce inflammation, and accelerate repair

What is CRF?

Cell Regenerative Factor (CRF) is a concentrated matrix of proteins, growth factors, and cytokines derived from placental tissue that reprograms damaged tissues toward healing and homeostasis.

It represents the next step beyond exosomes/stem cells with broader, scaffold-like signaling

How is CRF created?

Placental tissue is cultured in a controlled bioreactor to release a rich matrix of bioactive factors, then extracted, concentrated, and lyophilized (freeze-dried) for stability and consistency.

How CRF works

CRF improves the local tissue microenvironment by delivering comprehensive biological signals that enhance cellular communication, calm inflammatory pathways, and provide ECM-like support to accelerate repair and restore balance

CRF Key Benefits

  • Up to ~1,000× potency vs PRP reported in materials 

  • May reduce inflammation and support structural repair with holistic, system wide effects

  • Personalized treatment

  • Minimally invasive adjunct to many programs and protocols

When to consider Regenerative Cell Factor?

  • Chronic wound

  • Orthopedic or degenerative conditions

  • Age related tissue decline

  • Overall LOCAL or SYSTEMIC repair

Expected Outcomes

  • Faster recovery

  • Reduced inflammation

  • Improved tissue integrity and vascular response

  • Broader systemic wellness 

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