Immunis Publishes Research Showing Secretomes Improve Metabolism and Muscle While Reducing Fat in Aged Models
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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
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The study, published in Aging Cell, is entitled “ Stem cell secretome-treatment improves whole-body metabolism, reduces adiposity and promotes skeletal muscle function in aged mice .” The research examines the effects of Immunis’ investigational secretome on metabolism, fat and skeletal muscle in aged mouse models.
Key Points:
- The study, published in Aging Cell, is entitled “ Stem cell secretome-treatment improves whole-body metabolism, reduces adiposity and promotes skeletal muscle function in aged mice .” The research examines the effects of Immunis’ investigational secretome on metabolism, fat and skeletal muscle in aged mouse models.
- As we age, our metabolic health declines and commonly manifests as obesity, muscle atrophy, and reduced physical function.
- Dr. Drummond’s independent research in aged mouse models shows that Immunis’ immunotherapy, IMMUNA, increases whole-body lean mass and reduces fat mass, while increasing muscle fiber area.
- Muscle quality improved such that there was an increase in muscle ‘stem’ cells, enhanced collagen turnover, more blood vessels and decreased muscle fat.