Exosome Stroke Recovery Support

Where new neural connections are always being born. iPSC exosomes support neuroplasticity and the rebuilding of neural pathways after stroke.

⚕️ Important: Exosome therapy is a complementary treatment and does not replace standard medical care for stroke. Always consult a neurologist. Treatment is most effective when initiated within the optimal post-stroke recovery window.

Supporting the Brain's Own Healing Intelligence

Stroke damages neural tissue through ischaemia, oxidative stress, and neuroinflammation. The brain retains neuroplasticity — the ability to form new neural connections — but requires the right biological signals to activate this process.

iPSC exosomes are uniquely capable of crossing the blood-brain barrier and delivering neuroprotective signals directly to the affected neural environment.

  • Crosses the blood-brain barrier via transcytosis
  • Reduces neuroinflammation (TNF-α, IL-6 suppression)
  • Promotes BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor) expression
  • Supports axonal regeneration and synaptic remodelling
  • Reduces apoptosis (programmed cell death) in peri-infarct zone
  • Enhances cerebral blood flow through angiogenesis
Stellar nebula representing new neural connections forming

When Is Exosome Therapy Most Effective?

Acute

Days 3–14 Post-Stroke

Neuroprotection is most critical. Exosomes reduce secondary injury cascade and protect peri-infarct neurons.

Sub-acute

Weeks 2–12

Peak neuroplasticity window. Exosomes support axonal sprouting and new synaptic connection formation.

Chronic

3+ Months Post

Ongoing neuroplasticity support. Can improve residual deficits including motor, speech, and cognitive function.

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