Regenerative therapy increases the arterial flow of tissues that produce vascular growth factors. These determine the formation of vascular smooth muscle and allow more vascular elasticity. They also produce greater accommodation of blood volume, therefore reducing vascular resistance .

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The decrease in vascular resistance allows blood pressure, especially diastolic (which produces the greatest organic deterioration), to normalize. The previously malfunctioning organs now function better and the degree of dilation of the ventricular walls and the probability of cerebrovascular accidents decreases. Greater tissue oxygenation is achieved by accelerating tissue regeneration processes which helps with the repair of ulcers.

 

At the venous level, this therapy prevents the progression of varicose veins by increasing elastin and strengthening venous walls. Venous return increases significantly. There is decreased tissue fluid retention with reduced edema. In addition, proinflammatory cytokines are reduced and dermatological disorders such as dry, cracked and brittle skin, disappear.