Adeel Khan, MD

Adeel Khan, MD World Leader In Regenerative Medicine
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14/08/2026

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13/08/2026

A 10x reduction in cost from what was available just two years ago. As someone who’s spent years understanding proteomics, that number genuinely stops me.
Here’s what makes it even more significant.
Look at cost per biomarker. A company like Function Health runs $5 to $50 per biomarker. Sedona Health? About 50 cents per biomarker.
That’s not a small improvement. That’s a fundamentally different economic model — delivering more data, more accuracy, more predictive power, at a fraction of the cost of anything currently on the market.
And this is just the beginning. Sedona’s roadmap includes lipidomics and immune mapping — meaning within the next 3 to 5 years, a few tubes of blood could give you a complete picture of your health, affordably, at scale.
Here’s why this matters to me personally.
I trained as a family doctor. Preventive health is what originally drew me to medicine. But the traditional system simply isn’t built for prevention — it’s built to react once something has already gone wrong. That gap is part of why I stepped outside conventional practice.
What Sedona is building finally makes real preventive medicine accessible to everyone — not just people who can afford concierge care. That’s the vision. Empowering society to actually take care of their health, instead of waiting until they’re sick to respond to it.
This is one of the most exciting shifts I’ve seen in medicine in years.

12/08/2026

Let’s talk about secretome because we think this is going to reshape part of how longevity medicine is approached.

After a MUSE stem cell infusion, the next question becomes: what signals do those cells need to actually differentiate and do their job properly? That’s exactly what secretome provides. It’s the concentrated signaling molecules — the instructions cells need to reinforce and support what the stem cells just started.

In an ideal protocol, secretome would be administered the day after the stem cell infusion to lock in and amplify that response.

But here’s where it gets interesting.

Regen Global is developing new secretome products, alongside the PAX secretome product already in the pipeline. These are expected to be available soon in Mexico — and this could change the conversation entirely.

Dr. Khan’s honest take: he could see secretome eventually becoming a legitimate cell-free alternative to MUSE cells for certain applications. More frequent dosing may be needed to achieve similar results, but it would also eliminate any risk associated with introducing cells into the body.

For longevity specifically — if a patient is local and can come in every month or two for secretome — that could realistically produce results comparable to a MUSE cell infusion. And significantly more affordable.

This isn’t for every application. Stem cells still have advantages secretome alone can’t replicate. But for certain longevity protocols, this could become a genuinely accessible option for far more people.

Worth watching closely.

Watch the full 3 hour masterclass on YouTube

11/08/2026

Your gut microbes turn fiber into short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) acetate, propionate, and butyrate.

These postbiotic molecules fuel colon cells, strengthen the gut barrier, calm inflammation, and influence metabolism and immunity.

Clinical research is linking higher SCFA activity to better gut symptoms, barrier function, and metabolic markers. A high quality product such as deliver these beneficial bacterial products in a consistent form.

10/08/2026

Welcome to the team, Dr. Atena Shafaei, MD.

Board certified obstetrician and gynaecologist, fellowship trained in regenerative medicine and cosmetic gynaecology.

Dr. Shafaei leads our new regenerative women’s health service line in Dubai, caring for conditions that are too often dismissed or undertreated: endometriosis and pelvic pain, PCOS, premature ovarian insufficiency, stress urinary incontinence, lichen sclerosus and lichen planus.

Consultations now open.

07/08/2026

Here’s a simple example of how Sedona is going to change how physicians actually practice.
Right now, sleep issues get treated with generic advice. Take magnesium. Try melatonin. Improve your sleep hygiene. Hope for the best.
That’s not medicine. That’s guessing.
With Sedona, we can now identify the specific type of sleep disruption someone has — and understand the actual underlying biological pathway driving it. Not sleep issues in general. Your specific mechanism.
Once we know that, the recommendation changes completely. We’re no longer treating a symptom with a broad, one-size-fits-all approach. We’re treating the actual root cause based on what your biology is telling us.
That’s the shift. From guessing to knowing. From generic to precise.
This is what the next era of medicine looks like — for sleep, and for far more than that.

06/08/2026

A real conversation between Dr. Sunny and Joshua, one of our patients, right after his hip treatment.
Joshua came in with a hip that had quietly lost internal rotation the kind of problem that often doesn’t show up on imaging. No tear. No visible damage. Just restricted motion and tight tissue that only becomes clear on physical exam. The kind of thing that gets missed until it’s already a bigger issue.
He wasn’t chasing perfection. He was chasing function.
“I’ll be glad with fifty percent right now. Anything to avoid a hip replacement.”
What makes Joshua’s story especially compelling is the built-in comparison. One of his hips has already been surgically replaced. The other is now being treated regeneratively. Two approaches, same patient, real side-by-side insight over time.
Even getting a hip back to 80 or 90 percent function is a meaningful shift less pain, more mobility, and the anti-inflammatory and regenerative benefits of the treatment continuing to work well beyond what’s visible day to day.

Not a guarantee. Not medical advice. Just real patients, real conversations, real progress.
Would you explore regenerative medicine for yourself or someone you love?

04/08/2026

Starting August 13th, our team will be in Los Cabos.
Mexico gives us regulatory flexibility that Canada and the US don’t always allow — which means some protocols and dosing strategies we can offer there go further than what’s currently possible at home.
A few of what’s available on this trip:
MUSE Cell Therapy — our core regenerative protocol. Pluripotent, stress-enduring stem cells that can transform into the exact tissue your body needs — not just signal repair, but rebuild it.
MuseCell-Derived Exosomes — the messengers that reinforce and amplify what the stem cells are doing, with a significantly higher concentration of pluripotent repair signals than standard exosomes.
Follistatin Gene Therapy — part of our longevity protocol, working alongside MUSE cells and exosomes for whole-body rejuvenation.
This isn’t about one treatment. It’s a coordinated protocol, built around what your body actually needs.
Spots are limited for this trip.
Regulatory status of certain therapies varies by country. Not all treatments are approved in Canada or the US.

04/08/2026

Behind the scenes at Eterna Health Mississauga microneedling with exosomes, led by our incredible Nurse Prab. 💫

So what’s actually happening here?

Exosomes are skin cell communicators. As we create controlled microchannel injuries on the skin, the exosomes send signals directly to your skin cells to repair, rebuild, and regenerate — from the inside out.

At the same time, the microneedling process stimulates your body’s own collagen and elastin production, giving you results that go far beyond surface-level.

And the best part? Pain-free. Cozy blanket included.

Ready to experience it for yourself?

📍 Eterna Health — Mississauga

01/08/2026

Let me put this into context, because the number itself doesn’t do it justice.
Traditional blood tests give us a limited window into neurodegenerative risk. What we can now do with Sedona represents roughly an 80x improvement in predicting that risk compared to conventional testing.
That’s not a marginal upgrade. That’s a different category of medicine entirely.
Here’s why this matters so much.
Alzheimer’s. Parkinson’s. Other neurodegenerative conditions. By the time symptoms show up, the underlying biological damage has often been building for years — sometimes decades. Conventional testing simply isn’t sensitive enough to catch it early enough to act.
With this level of predictive accuracy, we’re not just diagnosing disease anymore. We’re identifying risk long before symptoms ever appear — while there’s still time to intervene.
That’s the entire premise of preventive longevity medicine. You can’t fix what you can’t see. Now we can see it decades earlier than we ever could before.
This is where the field is heading. And it’s already here.

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