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Saisei Mirai has developed the 2nd and 3rd Generation GcMAF in Japan. We hold worldwide patents. We have clinics in Osaka, Kobe, and Tokyo.  Our head office and cell processing center are in Osaka.     We have been mainly treating cancer patients in the past, but we now treat patients with a wide variety of diseases from all over the world.   Saisei Mirai is expanding overseas and now has several branches around the world. Our goal is to help cure serious diseases, such as cancer, autism, and infectious diseases.   Saisei Mirai is conducting joint research with 6 universities...

The goal of anti-aging treatments at Saisei Mirai is to look 20 years younger, live longer over 100 years old and stay healthy and active. we are programmed to get old. But we don’t want to get old at least in our appearances.  So in Japan, we use 7 major treatments for this purpose, such as Skin fibroblast cell therapy, Oral GcMAF, High dose Vitamin C, Human placenta products, Intravenous Ozone therapy, Platelet-rich plasma and Alpha Lipoic Acid. The immune system plays a critical part in anti-aging, especially macrophages which have different functions. For example, Tissue repair/ rejuvenation/ regeneration, Defence...

Case report: 21-year-old female with Alopecia Areata     This is a case report of a 21-year-old female with Alopecia areata, spot baldness. She started taking oral MAF 2 capsules daily. Here you can see hair regrowing over a 7-month period taking oral MAF.   Case report: 12-year-old male with Alopecia Totalis Hair regrowing is observed at the front of the head.   Case report: 78-year-old female with Hair Loss Hair loss Skin rejuvenation   This is a 78-year-old-female with hair loss. She started taking oral GcMAF, 2 capsules daily in April in 2016. After 1.5 years treatments with oral...

Did you know there is a connection between Autism and Microglia in the brain?The Blood-Brain Barrier appears to play a critical role in many diseases. The advent of two-photon microscopy made it possible to watch the blood-brain barrier in a living, breathing mouse. This is interesting. We can now observe how microglia are moving around and coming in to protect and repair the blood-brain barrier as tight junctions. Malfunctioning microglia could lead to neuroinflammation and a wide variety of brain diseases. An interesting article entitled “The Constant Gardeners” was published in the journal Nature in 2012. It suggests that Microglia,...