The human body contains some four trillion cells. In healthy young individuals, the division of cells takes place regularly in an energetic and balanced bio-terrain. However, as we grow older, this process begins to slow down. As a result, we tend to age prematurely and fall ill with chronic disease. Cellular therapy, in a broad sense offers an opportunity to treat many degenerative diseases caused by premature cell death, malfunction of specific cell types and the body’s failure to replace or restore them. At present, complete recovery from organ malfunction or failure requires transplant surgery. In most cases, incurable degenerative diseases are normally treated by alleviating symptoms.