When most people picture regenerative medicine, they imagine stem-cell syringes or complex lab equipment. Dr. Baz Moreno prefers something far more discreet: secretomes—nanoscopic packets of growth factors, peptides, and signaling RNAs that cells naturally release when they’re ready to repair their neighborhood. Think of them as text messages between tissues, encrypted and immediate. Instead of transplanting whole cells, Method Moreno captures these messages, concentrates them, and sends them exactly where the body needs a reminder to heal.
What exactly is a secretome?
Every healthy cell produces a cocktail of bioactive molecules—exosomes, microvesicles, cytokines, chemokines, and micro-RNAs—collectively known as its secretome. Unlike stem cells, secretomes are cell-free; there’s no nucleus, no DNA, and virtually zero risk of uncontrolled growth. They slip through tight biological checkpoints, delivering instructions to quiet inflammation, build collagen, coax blood vessels to sprout, and nudge resident stem cells out of dormancy. In essence, they spark the body’s own repair crew rather than replacing it.
From placenta to precision vial
Method Moreno sources secretomes from ethically screened, full-term placentas—the richest, most immunologically versatile tissue in nature. Directly after birth, the placenta is flash-processed in a sterile lab: gentle enzymatic digestion releases its vesicles, ultrafiltration concentrates them, and lyophilization locks in potency without preservatives. The result is Method Moreno's Secretome solution, a fine, shelf-stable powder that springs back to life when mixed with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) right before use. By marrying a patient’s own PRP hydrogel with placenta-derived secretomes, Celsera delivers a double punch: personal growth factors for familiarity, plus placental factors for raw regenerative horsepower.
Real-world results
Jorge, a 54-year-old pancreatic cancer survivor, arrived depleted from surgery, diabetes, and chemotherapy. He couldn’t climb a flight of stairs without pausing for breath. After four weekly secretome infusions—each paired with Method Moreno’s Thermal Bath Dialysis to flush residual toxins—his fasting glucose dropped 38 mg/dL, ankle swelling vanished, and he reported “batteries I forgot I owned.” An ultrasonographic scan showed noticeably improved microvascular flow around the surgical site.
Marcela, a hairstylist with crippling carpal-tunnel pain, received two localized injections. Within ten days, grip strength tests jumped 30 percent, and nighttime numbness became a memory. She skipped surgical release, kept her scissors moving, and told her clients the procedure felt “like liquid light.”
Why cell-free beats cell-full
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Lower risk: No live cells means no tumor formation or immune rejection.
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Higher versatility: Secretomes cross species boundaries more easily than whole cells, letting placental factors instruct adult human tissues without drama.
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Faster logistics: Frozen or lyophilized vesicles reconstitute in minutes; no stem-cell culture waitlists.
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Regulatory wiggle room: Because they’re acellular, secretomes often fall under biologic or cosmetic frameworks rather than advanced cell therapy rules—crucial for international clients seeking timely care in Mexico City.
Safety and stewardship
Each secretome batch undergoes triple pathogen screening, endotoxin assays under 0.5 EU/mL, and potency testing for VEGF, IGF-1, and TGF-β activity. Patients receive baseline labs, and every injection is ultrasound-guided to avoid vascular compromise. Side effects are minor—mild warmth or soreness that resolves within hours—yet the gains can last months.
The Terrain Reclaim connection
Secretomes don’t work in a vacuum. They thrive in a clean, oxygen-rich landscape. That’s why Method Moreno pairs secretome solution with the Terrain Reclaim Protocol: thermal-salt baths to unload metabolic waste, precision nutrition to feed mitochondria, and breathwork to reboot lymph flow. Clear the terrain, drop the molecular whispers, and the body remembers how to sing.
Curious? Schedule a discovery consult and feel what happens when your cells finally get the memo.