This innovative service enables individuals to create and preserve their own rejuvenated stem cells for potential future therapeutic use.

Tanabe was part of the team that created the first human iPSC line, underscoring his expertise in the field.

The service, named My Peace, allows individuals to store their youthful stem cells while healthy, ensuring availability for future therapies.

iPSCs are generated by reprogramming adult somatic cells, such as skin or blood cells, into a pluripotent state, allowing them to differentiate into various human cell types.

I Peace claims to have developed methods that allow for the cost-effective parallel production of multiple iPSC lines, significantly reducing costs compared to previous methods.

The company asserts it can produce hundreds of iPSC lines annually for a fraction of the traditional cost, though specific pricing details have not been disclosed.

Koji Tanabe, founder of I Peace and a graduate of Shinya Yamanaka's lab, emphasized that the goal is to empower individuals to manage their longevity and enhance their healthspan.

I Peace has launched a groundbreaking personalized induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) production and banking service in the United States, which was announced at the Vitalist Bay longevity event in California.

Derived from the patient's own tissues, iPSCs are considered promising for regenerative medicine as they reflect a youthful state rather than the biological age of the donor.

I Peace also collaborates with pharmaceutical and biotech firms, providing clinical-grade iPSCs that comply with FDA and PMDA regulations.