Stem cell therapy has made a noteworthy development in the medical field, as business leader Jason Hope explains; its uses are a debate that has stolen headlines globally. More than 20 years ago, the first human embryonic stem cells were successfully extracted and grown in a lab. Successfully growing the parent cells was a remarkable moment in the medical sector as this created effective regenerative treatments for conditions like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Stroke, and heart diseases.

The first breakthrough in stem cell therapy was reassuring. However, the scientific community has not made much progress in presenting stem cell therapy in a manner that is backed by medical associations, well-researched, or accepted by the scientific community. Today, the only well-known applications of stem cells are those of growing blood cells from matching donors to treat various blood disorders. Jason Hope, a philanthropist, entrepreneur, and anti-aging and longevity expert, commends the efforts of stem cell utilization but asserts the need for more research to get maximum benefits.

According to the business leader, stem cell implementations are considered experimental until appropriate research, development and testing are conducted. As an avid member of SENS (Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence), Jason Hope aids in research aimed at creating preventative treatments for degenerative diseases.

Also, for integrating innovative science to enhance long-term quality of life for individuals. As such, the main goal of the scientists at SENS Foundation is to prevent diseases from happening in the first place. Even though medical trials may delay the release of the treatments to the public, Jason Hope and his team understand that serious research is crucial for successful stem cell treatments.

About Hope

The trusted and reliable mentor is an entrepreneur, philanthropist and investor. He champions technological advancement, innovative medical intervention and community involvement. He has a degree and MBA in Finance and has created a successful mobile communications company. Currently, he focuses on startups and developing grant programs for small businesses.