@abadesi Thanks! Importantly, your own cells have the ability to incorporate into your body. In most circumstances, cells from other donors will be removed by your immune system; this significantly restricts their use and effectiveness. The production of new organs is still a nascent technology, but we do believe that storing your own young biology will give you a real advantage for such applications. Here's a post I wrote about a therapy that we are pursuing: https://foreverlabs.com/blogs/ne... -in short, we are testing if we can rejuvenate your bone marrow with your own younger cells, as it extends healthy lifespan in mice. Also, there are literally hundreds of clinical trials that use the patient's own stem cells to treat age-related disease. Young cells are far more effective therapeutically. I see the applications only growing with time, that's why I co-founded the company, and banked my own cells. :)

@gpachq Absolutely will do, Arthur! We are definitely expanding to Europe. We agree that the space will heat up, and we have some competitive advantages. ;)