2024/ 06/ 09
Stem cell culture supernatant liquid and exosome drip are doped
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Exosome dripping and stem cell culture supernatant dripping are doping activities.
If you are an athlete, please do not take this!
If a drug is administered intravenously for the purpose of improving performance, it is considered doping, and if it exceeds 100 cc, it is considered doping if it is administered in an emergency situation or at a hospital with beds for purposes other than treatment, regardless of the ingredients.
Furthermore, intravenous administration of growth factors is not permitted even if the volume is less than 100cc. In particular, stem cell culture supernatant liquid and exosome drip are not standardized, and the ingredients, concentration, content, and manufacturing methods vary depending on the vendor.
In other words, ingredients whose contents are completely unknown are administered intravenously.
There are no preparations that have been approved by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare as reagents.
This was an experimental administration and was nothing short of an act of doping.
Some beauty clinics recommend exosome drips and stem cell culture supernatant drips using athletes as advertising posters, but the administration of reagents is unapproved, the ingredients are unknown, and there is no evidence.
Administration of various growth factors is also not permitted.
It is unfortunate that a beauty clinic unrelated to sports medicine is conducting such an outrageous act of injecting exosomes into athletes for commercial and promotional purposes.
I would like all athletes to be fully aware of this information.
If you are a doctor who currently administers exosome infusions or stem cell culture supernatant fluid administration to athletes and have complaints about my article above, please contact me.contact@sakae-clinic.com
Please let us know.
If you can provide us with evidence, we will modify or delete this blog post.
Exosome infusion is an experimental treatment, and there is no evidence of its effectiveness or safety, and its ingredients have not even been examined by the manufacturer.
Athletes, please take note.
2024/ 04/ 25
Is exosome drip illegal?
- athlete, Exosomes, Exosome drip, exosome therapy, Olympic, doping, Stem cell culture supernatant, Japanese Society of Aesthetic Internal Medicine, Cosmetic medicine
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The other day, the Japanese Society of Aesthetic Internal Medicine commemorative lecture was given by Dr. Ryuichi Morishita.
At current beauty clinics, intravenous administration of reagents such as exosomes and stem cell culture supernatant liquid is out of the question. A talk with.
It seems that the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare will also take serious measures to regulate the situation.
Exosome drip, a reagent for athletes, is a must. This is an anti-medical act that should never be done.
It can be considered doping and should not be recommended.
No safety, efficacy, or evidence for athletes has been confirmed. This year, the Olympic year, we also receive questions from athletes.I'm telling you.
I'm telling you.Some beauty clinics recommend that it is not doping because it is not included in the doping drug list, or use the athlete's name in a press release, but athletes should definitely use exosome infusion. Please don't accept it.
It is clear that this is not the treatment that should be used at this time as it may cause problems in the future.
The Society of Cosmetic Medicine would like to share information about such incorrect medical practices.
