Stem cells cannot change DNA or the number of genes. But it has already been scientifically proven that they have an epigenetic effect. In other words, they can "quiet down" the activity of faulty genes, creating favorable conditions for a child's cognitive development. They also have an immunomodulatory effect, which helps children with Down syndrome grow physically stronger. This is especially important since Down syndrome is often accompanied by cardiovascular issues, allergic reactions, frequent colds, and more.

Watch this testimonial from Anna, a mother sharing her young son Bogdan's progress! He completed a course of biotherapy with exosomes at one year old.

Results: he learned to sit and stand up, grew 6 straight, healthy teeth, and — most importantly — stopped getting sick!