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Why choose OXYZ ?
At OXYZ Cell, we redefine medical possibilities by offering scientifically advanced and ethically sourced regenerative stem cell solutions. Our commitment to precision-targeted therapies ensures that every patient benefits from a tailored approach rooted in decades of cellular science, restoring vitality at the organ level and supporting whole-body rejuvenation.
By integrating cutting-edge cell therapy protocols, we activate the body’s innate regenerative power to restore function, promote longevity, and support optimal health outcomes—placing us at the forefront of personalized regenerative medicine.
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Dr. Med. Vet. Josef Miller
The Deutsch-Französischen Gesellschaft für Thymus Therapie (DFGTT) is a registered German society founded in 1961 by Dr. Miller and Dr. Sandberg, who highlighted the thymus gland's role in immune development. The association promotes thymus and cell factor therapies, aiming to raise awareness among medical professionals and patients about their health benefits.
The concept of organ extract cell therapy dates back to 1600 B.C., with ancient practices using animal organ extracts to boost vitality. In the 16th century, Paracelsus introduced the idea of "like heals like," a principle still relevant today.
In the 19th century, Dr. Alexis Carrel demonstrated the longevity of cells by keeping chicken heart cells alive for 25 years, while Dr. Brown-Séquard developed a rejuvenating elixir from animal glands.
The 20th century marked major advances: Dr. Vladimir Filatov used extract therapy to treat chronic illnesses, and in 1931, Dr. Paul Niehans saved a life using calf cells, later treating thousands, including global icons. His work earned him recognition from Pope Pius XII in 1953.
Ancient Roots and Early Concepts
The idea of organ extract cell therapy dates back thousands of years. As early as 1600 B.C., ancient writings recommended injecting extracts from animal organs to enhance human vitality. Later, in the 16th century, Swiss physician Paracelsus introduced the foundational theory of “like heals like,” stating that the heart heals the heart, the lung heals the lung, and the spleen heals the spleen. This principle remains influential in modern cellular therapy.
Early Scientific Discoveries
The 19th century saw groundbreaking advancements in understanding living cells. French Nobel laureate Dr. Alexis Carrel conducted a remarkable experiment, keeping chicken heart cells alive for 25 years after the bird’s death, proving that cells could potentially be immortal. Around the same time, Dr. Charles-Edward Brown-Séquard experimented with animal testicle extracts to combat aging effects, leading to what became known as the Brown-Séquard Elixir.
The Rise of Cellular Therapies
In the 1920s, Russian ophthalmologist Vladimir Filatov pioneered extract therapies to rejuvenate chronically ill patients, achieving success in treating retinal degeneration. Then, in 1931, Swiss physician Dr. Paul Niehans revolutionized cell therapy when he saved a woman’s life using calf parathyroid cells. Over time, he treated over 50,000 patients, including famous figures like Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill. In 1953, Pope Pius XII invited him to join the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, marking a major milestone in Western cellular therapy.
ethical sourcing, and a commitment to cellular healing at its core. Trust in our lab means trusting in the future of regenerative health.
Trust in Regenerative Science
At OXYZ Cell, our laboratory is built on a legacy of scientific precision and biomedical innovation. Every stem cell solution we provide is guided by stringent quality control, ethical sourcing, and a commitment to cellular healing at its core. Trust in our lab means trusting in the future of regenerative health.