What is Regenerative Medicine? 

The term 'Regeneration' implies that the human body can be stimulated to regenerate by itself through the use of its own potential but this stimulation requires both an appropriate trigger or promotion factor and an appropriate physiological environment.

In fact, each tissue or organ, including epidermis, epithelium mucosa, vascular endotheliocyte as well as blood cell in human body is engaged in this process all the time. 

Disease, therefore, can be understood to occur when the speed of repair is slower than the speed of injury. By far, lots of pathological and physiological mechanisms remain obscure to those using the conventional paradigm. 

Therefore, in order to uncover the mystery of regeneration in human body, we must avoid the thoughts of traditional medical and instead utilize a new body of thought which we can apply to the observation and study of human physiology.

This new body of science has led us to the field of Regenerative Medicine.

Our whole framework of Regenerative Medicine has epoch-making significance. 

Disease will be cured and people's health will be improved by the potentials whirling unharnessed within each cell, tissue and organ. 

Our advanced research in burns management revealed that one type of unknown cell that has a regenerative capacity which may play a significant role in this process.

After many years of basic research and clinical study, we found that the cells with regenerative potential turned out to be keratin 19 positive expressed epidermis stem cells which appear to be the primitive cells at the start of human embryonal development. 

Coincidently, this understanding shed a great light on the mystery of optimal physiological healing of deep burns by regeneration.

Using wound repair as a model, we dynamically demonstrated that the process of skin regeneration and development can resemble embryonic tissue development. 

Based on the discovered skin regenerative law, we conducted experimental studies on the regeneration and repair of tissues and organs of mammals by creating a vital environment.

Regenerative Medicine is a future medicine but we have already mastered the future.

By far, we have had consistent success in repairing and regenerating 55 types of tissues and organs. 

In the following 3 years, we are quite confident in accomplishing our goal of in vitro regeneration of 206 tissue organs and transformation of 66 cancer cell lines (we already successfully transformed 8 cell lines). 

The mission of Traditional Medicine is to treat disease and prevent disease while the mission of Regenerative Medicine is to maintain and improve the health of cells and tissue organs. 

The target population of Traditional Medicine is the patients but now Regenerative Medicine faces the entire population.

Regenerative Medicine aims to prolong human's life to the life of cell, which should be at least 300 years. Humans are made of different cells hence our lives should also be 300 years. This means that if we can ensure the lives of different tissue organs in human body to be 300 years, our lives will also be increased to 300 years.

This goal embodies the ultimate mission of Regenerative Medicine, which means achieve the goal of preventing disease and maintaining health by the continuous regenerative potential of our own cells. 

In the other parts of this innovative kingdom, you can explore our current research status and achievements in the fields of skin regeneration, gastrointestinal mucosa regeneration as well as other multi-organ regenerations.