SHA Mexico Opens A Stem Cell Bank

SHA Mexico, the global longevity destination for health optimiSation announces the opening of its stem cell bank, a development that significantly strengthens its capacity as the leading institution in preventative medicine and performance optimization.

The addition of this new facility represents a significant step in SHA’s evolution towards personaliSed, preventative, and science-based healthcare. More than simply new technology, this advance is part of a comprehensive vision that aims to understand and optimiSe the biological processes that influence our quality of life, vitality and longevity.

For nearly two decades, SHA has been a pioneer in integrating disciplines into a single method, including integrative medicine, therapeutic nutrition, physical activity, cognitive health, emotional wellbeing, and advanced diagnostics. Today, SHA incorporates its own stem cell bank as a natural extension of its offering.

"The addition of a stem cell bank represents an important chapter in SHA’s evolution. Our goal is not only to offer access to new therapeutic tools, but to continue building a health-based ecosystem where prevention, regeneration, and health optimiSation can be addressed comprehensively, in accordance with the highest medical and scientific standards,” says Alfredo Bataller, CEO of SHA & AB Living Group.

The stem cell bank was launched in collaboration with the Institute of Cell Therapy (ICT), an organisation specialising in cell processing, preservation, and handling, recognised for its rigorous standards of biosafety, tracking, and quality control.

As part of this milestone, SHA welcomed Dr. Jorge Mario Tagle Rodríguez, a leading figure in regenerative medicine and cell therapy in Mexico, as well as Selem Sared Torres Méndez, a specialist in biotechnology, cell culture, and the development of advanced therapies, both of whom participated in a day dedicated to sharing the latest advances in regenerative medicine and the future of longevity.

The opening of the stem cell bank strengthens SHA’s Cellular Regeneration Health programme, designed to address wellness on a most fundamental cellular level. Science has proven that processes such as accumulated cell damage, chronic low-grade inflammation, oxidative stress, and the progressive loss of biological resilience are closely related to ageing and functional decline. Regenerative medicine is emerging as one of the most promising fields within longevity science.

The new stem cell bank reflects SHA’s conviction that the future of health will be defined by increasingly personalised, predictive, and preventative models.

As the global conversation about longevity continues to accelerate, SHA reaffirms its commitment to deliver responsible innovation backed by science, rigorous protocols, and expert medical supervision.

The real challenge lies in living longer with energy, functionality, mental clarity, and wellbeing. And it is in this context that regenerative medicine is beginning to play an increasingly important role in the future of health.