Natural Killer Cell Infusion Therapy

Unlike many forms of immunotherapy that involve genetic engineering or synthetic drugs, NK therapy uses naturally occurring cells enhanced with cytokines for better targeting and stamina. It’s fast-acting, drug-free, and compatible with other regenerative treatments.

Most people can safely undergo NK therapy. However, individuals with active autoimmune flare-ups or undergoing chemotherapy should consult with our medical team for timing and protocol adjustments.

Protocols vary depending on your immune profile and goals. Some benefit from a single infusion, while others opt for a short series of treatments over several weeks.

Yes. NK cells are often used in synergy with MuseCells, peptide therapy, or exosomes to amplify healing and immune modulation, especially in chronic illness or anti-aging protocols.

NK (Natural Killer) cells are part of your innate immune system. They don’t wait for instructions – they detect abnormal cells like viruses, cancer cells, or stressed cells and destroy them instantly. Think of them as your immune system’s elite first responders.

NK therapy is used to:

• Enhance general immune function
• Support patients recovering from chronic infections (e.g., EBV, Lyme, viral syndromes)
• Complement cancer recovery or immune-related diseases
• Bolster resilience in aging or immunocompromised individuals

Yes. Our NK cells are derived from rigorously screened healthy donors and processed under sterile, high-standard conditions. The procedure is non-toxic, with minimal side effects and no risk of rejection

Most patients experience no side effects. Occasionally, mild fatigue, flu-like symptoms, or a low-grade fever may occur for 24–48 hours as your immune system activates. These are typically short-lived and self-resolving

It’s delivered via intravenous (IV) infusion in a comfortable clinical setting. The entire process typically takes 60–90 minutes, and most patients resume normal activities immediately afterward.