Certainly, one of the many remarkable things about the human body is its ability to heal itself in many ways. Just as a cut to the skin will heal, broken bones mend themselves, and a donor’s liver will regenerate in a few weeks. It has been a goal of scientists to find ways to mimic the body’s natural ability to heal a wide range of conditions, however, some chronic conditions are long-lasting and do not resolve on their own. The symptoms of long-lasting, chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and osteoarthritis can be managed using medications or medical devices. Anti-Aging medicine takes chronic disease management to a whole new level by searching for, and discovering therapies that help support, and encourage the body’s natural ability to regenerate, repair, and restore itself. Also known as Pain relief therapy, Anti-Aging medicine promotes the healing response of diseased, injured, or dysfunctional tissue using Pain relief therapy, and is considered the next chapter in organ transplantation, using cells, instead of donated organs.   Anti-Aging medicine therapies have been shown to prompt the body into a self-healing response in situations like prenatal surgical interventions, in addition to several degenerative, lifelong, and disabling conditions. Advancements in therapeutic techniques in Anti-Aging medicine are opening up to a wider range of medical specialties, and point to new solutions to restoring, building, and maintaining the quality of life, optimal health, and overall wellbeing.