This Solves The Problem Your Supplements Still Have…
Dr. Ashley Beckman
Founder & Practitioner, Golden Path Alchemy
Dr. Jeff Gross
Innovator in Neurosurgery, Regenerative Medicine, and Longevity Science
7 hours ago
- An exosome is a message, not a nutrient. Jeff describes exosomes as small outbubblings of cell membrane carrying cargo, microRNAs, peptides and growth factors, taken into the next cell by endocytosis. The way he puts it, this is how cells tell their neighbors what mode to be in, whether that is under attack or in repair. Plants make them too, and that is one of the routes plant compounds take to reach us.
- His argument is about the packaging, not the molecule. Take resveratrol. Grapes and citrus roots already package it inside an exosome, and conventional extraction breaks that packaging open to get at the contents. Jeff’s claim is that keeping it intact changes how much actually arrives, and that one capsule of what they make takes roughly seven liters of fruit to produce.
- Listen to what he says has not been measured. I asked about senescent cells and natural killer cell activity, and rather than reach for it he said plainly that they have not measured that yet and a study is planned. What he does point to is preclinical work showing movement in markers of oxidative stress, DNA damage and lipid peroxidation. Preclinical markers are not human outcomes, and to his credit he does not blur the two.
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