Placenta Derived Protein Array (PDPA) is a new regenerative healing method that is taking the medical community by storm as of late. This revolutionary process is both safe, effective, and easily administered and we are still learning about all of its potential uses and benefits. In today’s article, we’re going to cover PDPA and how it may be a good treatment option for you and your doctor to discuss. If you have any experience in this area or want to know more about this amazing new treatment, please reach out to us or give us a shout on social media. We’d love to hear from you!
A Quick Breakdown Of What PDPA Is
You may have guessed by the name that Placenta Derived Protein Array could possibly have something to do with a woman’s placenta after she gives birth. And you would be correct! This often discarded mass of valuable cells, blood, and tissue is a veritable gold mine when it comes to medical applications and healing possibilities. If you think about what a placenta is, it is the cradle of all human life. An entire human, albeit small, is created within this organ and scientists have asked the question “if it can grow a human from scratch, could it also help to repair and heal us after we have grown?” The answer, finally, is a resounding “Yes!”
Being able to regrow entire limbs, bone and all, is nothing new for nature. Several animals do it and in fact, some worms can regrow an entire head if they get cut in half, making a complete new worm from the severed cells. We have known for years that substantial and radical regrowth and regeneration are possible, but we just haven’t cracked the code yet, until now.
Scientists and other medical professionals have finally been able to isolate the regenerative factors within placental cells. Now, these cells won’t help us regrow lost limbs or heads (for now), but they can really help to heal you in ways that were never imagined until now.
What Can PDPA Help Treat?
Since this is very new, we are only scratching the surface of the possibilities when it comes to PDPA’s potential applications. Right now, it is being used to cure a fairly wide range of issues including but not limited to:
- Lacerations and other wounds
- Chronic pain, especially musculoskeletal pain
- Tissue injuries
- Skin rejuvenation and repair
- Arthritis and joint degeneration issues
- Help treating tendon, muscle, and bone conditions and injuries
- Promotes anti-aging benefits and similar aesthetic issues
- And much more!
How Is It Administered?
PDPA is typically administered through either injections or topically, depending on what ailment you are addressing. Think PDPA might be right for you? Reach out to us and we would be happy to discuss it with you.
For The Road
We hope you enjoyed learning about PDPA and how it can help you heal. If you would like to know more about this or anything else along these lines, we are happy to help. Just contact us and we can go over your options and help you find the best path for your health and nutrition goals. Schedule a consultation for any of our amazing services by reaching out to us here. We look forward to hearing from you.
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