Surely you have heard the expression that you are what you eat, but did you know that the food you eat could hold the key to advanced wellness and cellular support? The fruits and vegetables we consume every day are not just packed with vitamins–they also contain microscopic messengers with the power to influence human health.
Welcome to the fascinating world of plant-derived exosomes (PDEs).
Most of us have heard of exosomes, which are tiny, naturally occurring vesicles secreted by cells that help them communicate and can encourage particular cellular activities. They deliver proteins, peptides, lipids, and microRNA fragments to other cells. But what are plant-derived exosomes, and why is there so much buzz around them lately?
Keep reading to find out!
What Are Plant-Derived Exosomes?
So what are plant-derived exosomes? Plant-derived exosomes, or PDEs, are extracellular vesicles released by plant cells–particuallary those found in fruits, vegetables, and herbs. They are capable of carrying and protecting plant-based molecules called phytonutrients, like antioxidants in addition to microRNAs, even through the harsh environment of the digestive system.
Unlike exosomes sourced from humans or animals, PDEs are naturally non-toxic, non-immunogenic, and vegan-friendly. Their plant origin makes them incredibly stable, scalable, and bioavailable, offering unique advantages for those looking to support overall health in a natural way.
Why Exosomes Matter
Understanding exosomes function is important to understanding what makes PDEs so extraordinary. Exosomes are messengers between cells, delivering biological signals that influence how those cells behave. PDEs take this a step further. They can be absorbed by human cells to deliver highly concentrated phytonutrients, and help regulate immune activity, reduce inflammation, and even influence tissue repair and regeneration. That is why exosome therapy involving PDEs is quickly gaining attention.
What Makes PDEs Different?
Unlike mammalian-derived vesicles, PDEs are harvested from everyday foods like ginger, grapes, and broccoli. They are incredibly resilient and can survive digestion, making their way into circulation more effectively. They can deliver highly concentrated phytonutrients directly into our cells. PDEs are nature’s liposomal micronutrient delivery system.
While other exosomes often require more involved extraction and testing and can carry regulatory complications, PDEs offer a simpler, natural, and more accessible option, simplifying the entire exosome micronutrient therapy process.
Potential Benefits of PDEs
Researchers are continuing to explore what plant-derived exosomes may help with, and the list keeps growing. The potential benefits of PDE exosomes includes:
- Immune modulation
- Inflammation reduction
- Gut health
- Skin rejuvenation
- Systemic wellness
- Age Reduction
For example, studies have shown that ginger- and grape-derived PDEs may even help reduce oxidative stress and promote immune tolerance.
Currently, the only known commercially available plant derived exosome supplement is called LONGEVEX, and can help replace a handful of other vitamins and supplements you may be taking.
At ReCELLebrate, we specialize in bringing advanced regenerative tools–like plant-derived exosomes–into real-world wellness strategies. Our founder and exosome therapy expert, Dr. Jeff Gross, is here to help you explore how these innovative approaches may support your health goals through personalized, science-driven care. Contact us today to learn more!