Exosomes: common marketing claims versus the actual evidence

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Exosomes are very small vesicles released by cells, carrying proteins and short nucleic acids, so they are studied as cell-to-cell messengers. Much of the research is laboratory and animal work reporting reduced inflammation and improved tissue repair. In humans there are small studies in hair loss, skin and pain, with preparations so different that results are hard to compare. A core unresolved problem is that exosome quantification and purity have no single agreed standard, so two products under the same name may differ completely. Before deciding, ask: under what manufacturing standard was this made, is there a registered clinical trial, who is accountable if harm occurs, and is there comparison against standard care rather than only before-and-after photos. When the answers are unclear, evidence-based standard treatment is the better value.

Source: PubMed