Meet Dr. Roman Feli Medical Director
California-based physician Dr. Roman Felix blends regenerative medicine, aesthetics, and cosmetic surgery to deliver natural, patient-focused results.
Dr. Felix entered aesthetics and plastic surgery in 2018, training with a renowned Miami plastic surgery group where he refined his understanding of facial harmony, procedural safety, and treatment planning.
Today, his practice centers on regenerative medicine, aesthetic dermatology, and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures, with customized plans that enhance each patient’s unique features.
Recognized for professional excellence, Dr. Felix received the Resident of the Year award from the Southern California Chapter of the American College of Physicians and was elected Chief Resident for leadership and innovation.
Prior to medicine, he served in the U.S. Air Force, earning the Achievement Medal for outstanding performance. Combining clinical precision with an artist’s eye, Dr. Felix focuses on balanced, subtle rejuvenation-helping patients look refreshed, confident, and authentically themselves.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
LoveLife Group Inc. & SateeGroup Corporation Co., Ltd.
Strategic Expansion Into Thailand & Singapore (2026)
Company Overview
- Parent Company: LoveLife Group Inc.
- Asia Strategic Partner: SateeGroup Corporation Co., Ltd.
- Flagship Brand: King Stem Cell
- Expansion Markets: Thailand & Singapore (2026)
LoveLife Group Inc., together with its regional partner SateeGroup Corporation Co., Ltd., is leading the next wave of regenerative wellness across Asia. The flagship brand, King Stem Cell, is recognized for its clean‑label, all‑natural formulations powered by UC‑MSC conditioned media (CM) and advanced bioavailability technologies.
Core Philosophy
- Clean label
- All‑natural ingredients
- No synthetic additives
- Human compatible, cell free regenerative intelligence
Innovation Edge
King Stem Cell develops proprietary delivery systems designed to address root biological dysfunctions, not simply mask symptoms:
- Nano emulsion
- Liposomal delivery
- Microfluidic microneedling patches
- High absorption nutraceutical formats
This positions the brand at the intersection of regenerative medicine, functional wellness, and advanced cosmetics.
Product Portfolio
1.King Stem Cell CM (Conditioned Media)
A full‑spectrum UC‑MSC secretome used across multiple wellness and therapeutic categories.
- Formats: 10 mL vials for wellness, therapy, pain support, cosmetics, tissue repair, and wound care.
- Trademarks: Pending in Classes 5, 44, 1, and 3 (expected Jan–Feb 2026).
2. Nutraceutical Formulas
Scientifically designed, high bioavailability formulations:
- Lung Suite (4 formulas)
- ED & Cognitive Drive (2 formulas)
- GLP‑1 Enhancer
- Carb Blocker
These products target high growth categories including metabolic health, respiratory wellness, cognitive performance, and men’s vitality.
3. Cosmetic Range
Launching in 2026:
- Timeless Aura Cream
- Timeless Aura Serum
A premium, CM infused skincare line aligned with Asia’s booming beauty and anti aging markets.
Market Opportunities (2025 Landscape)
- Sector Market Size Growth Outlook
- Regenerative Medicine $35–62B CAGR 8–17%
- Nutraceuticals $463–591B CAGR 5–7.6%
- Cosmetic Skincare $192.8B CAGR 8.4%
- Wound Care $21–26B CAGR 5–6%
- Pain Management $79–87B CAGR 4–5%
- ED Treatment $2.7–5.6B CAGR 6–9%
- Cognitive Supplements $11.5B CAGR 11–13%
- GLP‑1 Therapies $62.9B CAGR 17%
- Carb Blockers Emerging CAGR ~7%
Combined Market Potential (2025): >$1 Trillion
LoveLife Group Inc. and SateeGroup Corporation Co., Ltd. operate across regenerative medicine, nutraceuticals, cosmetics, wound care, pain management, and specialty supplements sectors collectively exceeding $1 trillion in global value.
Strategic Positioning
Differentiation:
Unlike pharmaceuticals that focus on symptom management, King Stem Cell products are designed to support underlying biological function, leveraging the natural intelligence of UC‑MSC secretome.
Clean Label Leadership
Consumers increasingly demand transparency and natural formulations.
King Stem Cell delivers:
- All natural ingredients
- No synthetic additives
- High bioavailability
- Human compatible, cell free CM
Technology Advantage
Proprietary delivery systems ensure superior absorption and performance::
- Nano emulsion
- Liposomal carriers
- Microfluidic patch technology
These platforms enhance efficacy across wellness, cosmetic, and therapeutic applications.
Market Readiness
- Pending trademarks secure brand identity for Asia.
- Cosmetic line launch in 2026 positions the brand in high growth beauty markets.
- Nutraceutical and CM portfolios align with Thailand and Singapore’s premium wellness demand.
- SateeGroup Corporation Co., Ltd. strengthens regional distribution, compliance, and market penetration.
Conclusion
LoveLife Group Inc., in partnership with SateeGroup Corporation Co., Ltd., is strategically positioned to become a regional and global benchmark in next generation regenerative wellness.
With:
- Clean label innovation
- Advanced delivery technologies
- A diversified, high growth product pipeline
- Strong regional partnerships
- * Expansion into Thailand and Singapore in 2026
The company is poised to capture significant share across multiple trillion dollar industries and establish itself as a leader in regenerative medicine, nutraceuticals, and advanced cosmetic science.
Technology Advantage
Proprietary delivery systems ensure superior absorption and performance::
- Nano emulsion
- Liposomal carriers
- Microfluidic patch technology
These platforms enhance efficacy across wellness, cosmetic, and therapeutic applications.
WELLNESS & REJUVENATION SERVICES
Empowering Modern Wellness Centers With King Stem Cell Technologies
REJUVENATION & PREVENTIVE HEALTH
A proactive approach to long term vitality and cellular wellness.
- Stem Cell Based Wellness Programs
- Food Intolerance Testing
- Aesthetic & Skin Rejuvenation Services
- NK Cell Activity Test
- Men’s Health Optimisation Program
- Telomere Length Assessment
- Facial Rejuvenation Treatments
- Comprehensive Hormone Testing
These services help clients understand their biology, optimise their wellness, and support healthy aging from the inside out.
SEYLA RELAXATION & THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
Holistic therapies that restore balance, reduce stress, and enhance recovery.
- Facial & Body Massage
- Reflexology
- Sports Massage
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage
- Hot Stone Massage
- Herbal Compress Massage
- Hot Oil Detox Head Massage
These treatments complement regenerative therapies by supporting circulation, relaxation, and overall wellbeing.
ADVANCED TREATMENT & DIAGNOSTICS
Cutting edge tools for personalized health insights.
- Gut Health Microbiome Test
- Epigenetic Age & Lifestyle Test
- AI Driven Health Risk Assessment
These diagnostics allow wellness centers to offer precision guided programs tailored to each client’s unique profile.
HOW KING STEM CELL ELEVATES WELLNESS CENTERE
King Stem Cell provides premium UC‑MSC derived Conditioned Media (CM) and clean label regenerative formulas that integrate seamlessly into modern wellness programs.
Our CM supports clinics in offering:
- Wellness IV programs
- 10 ml vitality vials
- Cosmetic and microneedling rejuvenation
- Wound support and recovery focused therapies
- Anti aging and preventive wellness protocols
We help wellness centers upgrade their offerings with natural regenerative intelligence safely, cleanly, and consistently.
- UC‑MSC (umbilical cord–derived mesenchymal stem cells) for autism
- Secretome / cell‑free conditioned media (CM) for autism
- Safety, limitations, and what this realistically means for a child around 4–5 years old
1. UC‑MSC for autism in children
1.3 Case report: Allogenic UC‑MSC (Korea, 2020)
Study:
“A Case Study on Autism Spectrum Disorder Treatment Using Allogenic Mesenchymal Stem Cells Derived from the Human Umbilical Cord” – Case Reports: Open Access, 2020 JScholar
- Design: Single‑patient case report.
- Intervention: Multiple infusions of allogeneic UC‑MSC.
- Outcomes: Reported improvements in social interaction and behavior after treatment JScholar.
- No serious adverse events reported JScholar.
Takeaway:
This supports feasibility and safety and describes a positive anecdotal outcome, but as a single case it cannot be generalized JScholar.
1.1 Key clinical trial: Riordan et al., 2019 (Panama)
Study:
“Allogeneic Human Umbilical Cord Mesenchymal Stem Cells for the Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Children: Safety Profile and Effect on Cytokine Levels” – Stem Cells Translational Medicine, 2019 Innate He… +2
- Design: Open‑label study, no placebo control.
- Participants: 20 children with ASD, aged 6–16 (so slightly older than your friend’s child, but mechanistically relevant) Oxford Academic.
- Intervention:• 4 IV infusions of allogeneic human UC‑MSC over ~9 months Oxford Academic.
- Primary outcomes:• Safety: No serious adverse events; treatment considered generally safe and well tolerated Medistem … +1.
- Cytokines: Significant changes in inflammatory cytokine levels, suggesting an immunomodulatory effect Oxford Academic.
- Clinical / behavioral outcomes:• Improvements reported in some standardized autism rating scales (e.g., CARS/ABC, depending on the measure used), but the key point is: signal of benefit + strong safety, not definitive proof due to open‑label design Medistem … +1.
Takeaway:
This is the most frequently cited UC‑MSC autism study. It shows good safety and suggestive improvement in behavior and inflammation, but because it’s not randomized or placebo‑controlled, it cannot prove efficacy Medistem.
1.2 Ongoing clinical trial: NCT05003960 (not in the UK)
Trial:
“Safety of Cultured Allogeneic Adult Umbilical Cord Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cell Intravenous Infusion for Autism” – ClinicalTrials.gov NCT05003960 ClinicalTria…
- Design: Safety study of IV UC‑MSC in children with autism ClinicalTria
- Status: Recruiting (as of April 2025) ClinicalTria….
- Sponsor: The Foundation for Orthopaedics and Regenerative Medicine (not UK‑based) ClinicalTria….
- Goals: Primary: Safety and tolerability of UC‑MSC IV infusions.
- Secondary: Exploratory clinical and behavioral outcomes.
Takeaway:
Confirms that UC‑MSC for autism is an active area of clinical research, but still at a safety/early‑efficacy stage, and not standard of care ClinicalTrial
1.4 Systematic review of MSCs in autism
Review:
“Possible Effect of the use of Mesenchymal Stromal Cells in the Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Review” – Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology, 2022 Frontiers
- Scope: Summarizes preclinical and clinical data on MSCs (bone marrow, adipose, umbilical cord, cord blood) in ASD Frontiers.
- Key points:• MSCs show anti‑inflammatory, immunomodulatory, and neurotrophic effects relevant to ASD pathophysiology Frontiers.
- Clinical studies (including UC‑MSC) suggest improvements in social communication and behavior in some children Frontiers.
- Safety profile across studies is generally good, but sample sizes are small and designs are often open‑label Frontiers.
- Conclusion:• MSC therapy for ASD is promising but experimental.
- Larger, randomized, placebo‑controlled trials are needed before routine clinical use Frontiers.
Takeaway:
This review supports the biological plausibility and early clinical signals for MSCs (including UC‑MSC) in autism, but emphasizes that this is not yet an established treatment Frontiers.
2. Secretome / conditioned media (CM) for autism
2.1 Narrative review: Stem cell secretions in ASD (2024)
Study:
“Stem Cell Secretions as a Potential Therapeutic Agent for Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Narrative Review” – Stem Cell Reviews and Reports, 2024 Springer
- Focus: Secretome / exosomes / conditioned media from MSCs and other stem cells as cell‑free therapies for ASD Springer.
- Key points:• Secretome contains cytokines, growth factors, neurotrophic factors, and extracellular vesicles that mediate many of the benefits attributed to stem cells Springer.
- Preclinical models show anti‑inflammatory, neuroprotective, and synaptic‑modulating effects, which match several mechanisms implicated in ASD Springer.
- The review discusses CM as a potentially safer, more controllable alternative to whole‑cell therapies Springer.
- Critically important: The authors explicitly note that clinical studies of secretome/CM in human ASD are essentially absent or extremely limited; most evidence is preclinical or theoretical Springer.
Takeaway:
From a mechanistic standpoint, cell‑free CM makes a lot of sense for ASD, but clinical evidence in children (including 4‑year‑olds) is not yet there Springer.
2.3 General CM/secretome in regenerative medicine (not autism-specific)
Review:
“Current Status of the Applications of Conditioned Media Derived from Mesenchymal Stem Cells for Regenerative Medicine” – Physiological Research, 2023 biomed.cas.cz
- Scope: Broad review of MSC‑derived conditioned media across different indications biomed.cas.cz.
- Key points:• CM is rich in bioactive molecules and can reproduce many beneficial effects of MSCs without the risks associated with live cell transplantation biomed.cas.cz.
- Evidence is strongest in areas such as wound healing, musculoskeletal repair, and some neurological disorders, mostly preclinical with emerging early‑phase clinical data biomed.cas.cz.
- The review does not list autism as a current clinical CM indication biomed.cas.cz.
Takeaway:
CM is an active and rapidly growing field, but clinical autism applications are still ahead of the data biomed.cas.cz.
2.2 Case report: Wharton’s jelly MSC + secretome in autism (2023)
Study:
“Wharton’s Jelly Derived Mesenchymal Stromal Cells and Secretome in the treatment of Autism: an observational Case Report” – Annals of Pediatrics & Child Health, 2023 JSciMed Central
- Design: Observational case report, single child with ASD JSciMed Central.
- Intervention:• Treatment included both Wharton’s jelly–derived MSCs and secretome (cell‑free fraction) JSciMed Central.
- Outcomes: Reported improvements in behavior and ASD symptoms over the observation period JSciMed Central.
- Limitations: Mixed intervention (cells + secretome) – cannot isolate the effect of CM alone JSciMed Central.
- Single case, no control group JSciMed Central.
Takeaway:
This is one of the very few published mentions of “secretome” in autism treatment, but because it combines MSCs and secretome, it doesn’t count as clean evidence for CM alone JSciMed Central.
3. Putting it together: what this means for your friend’s 4‑year‑old
3.1 What is reasonably supported by evidence?
- UC‑MSC:• Multiple studies (Riordan 2019, ongoing NCT05003960, other small trials and case reports) show:• Good safety in children with ASD Frontiers +4.
- Signals of improvement in social communication, behavior, and inflammatory markers Frontiers +3.
- Evidence quality: early‑phase, mostly open‑label, small numbers. Suggestive, not definitive Frontiers +2.
- Secretome / CM:• Strong biological rationale and preclinical support biomed.ca… +1.
- One mixed case report (MSC + secretome) in autism JSciMed Central.
- No robust clinical trials in children with ASD yet biomed.ca… +1.
3.3 Safety considerations
- UC‑MSC:• Across multiple studies, UC‑MSC infusions have been well tolerated, with no serious treatment‑related adverse events reported in autism cohorts Frontiers +3.
- Typical concerns (theoretical): immune reactions, infection risk from infusions, product quality/standardization outside tightly regulated trials Frontiers.
- CM / secretome:• Likely to be safer than whole‑cell therapy in theory (no live cells, lower embolic risk), but real‑world safety in ASD children has barely been studied biomed.ca… +1.
3.2 What is not yet established?
- There are no large, randomized, placebo‑controlled trials proving that UC‑MSC or CM definitively improve autism symptoms in children Frontiers +3.
- For cell‑free CM alone, there are essentially no clinical data in autism; it remains experimental biomed.ca… +1.
3.4 How to frame this for your friend
If you send this to him, you might boil it down as:
- UC‑MSC therapy for autism is promising but experimental.• Early studies show good safety and possible benefits in communication and behavior, but the science is not yet conclusive Frontiers +3.
- Cell‑free CM (conditioned media) is even earlier in its development.• The biology makes sense, and it may be the future, but there are almost no clinical trials yet in autistic children biomed.ca… +2.
- Any decision to pursue these approaches (especially abroad) should be made with:• A clear understanding that this is not standard care.
- Careful review of clinic quality, regulatory status, and safety track record.
PATIENT BROCHURE
How King Stem Cell Cultures and Harvests UC‑MSC
Pure. Natural. Carefully Grown. Nothing Synthetic.
What Makes Our Process Different
At King Stem Cell, we believe that the way stem cells are grown matters just as much as the final product.
That is why our UC‑MSC (Umbilical Cord Mesenchymal Stem Cells) are cultured using:
- Tri gas incubators
- Natural, clean label growth medium
- No synthetic additives
- No animal serum (FBS)
- No chemical solvents (DMSO)
This approach protects the natural intelligence of the cells and ensures the purity of the conditioned media (CM) they produce.
What Are Tri Gas Incubators?
Tri gas incubators are advanced systems that control:
- Oxygen (O₂)
- Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
- Nitrogen (N₂)
This allows us to recreate the exact environment MSCs experience inside the human body.
Why this matters
- Cells grow in a gentle, low oxygen environment similar to the umbilical cord
- They stay healthier and more stable
- They produce a richer, more natural secretome
- Stress on the cells is minimised, improving purity and consistency
This is the gold standard for high quality MSC culture.
Natural Medium, Nothing Synthetic
Many labs use:
- Synthetic chemicals
- Fetal bovine serum (FBS)
- Harsh additives
- Artificial growth boosters
Our natural medium is:
- Animal free
- Serum free
- Clean label
- Designed to mimic the body’s natural environment
This ensures the MSCs grow in a pure, human compatible environment, without foreign proteins or synthetic substances.
How We Harvest the UC‑MSC Secretome
Once the UC‑MSC have grown in their natural environment, they begin releasing a rich mixture of:
- Exosomes
- Growth factors
- Peptides
- Cytokines
- Lipids
- Natural signalling molecules
This mixture is called the secretome, the “language” cells use to communicate.
Our harvesting process:
- Cells are gently washed to remove any residual medium
- Fresh natural medium is added
- MSCs release their natural signals into the medium
- The medium is collected, filtered, and purified
- The final product is cell free, clean, and standardised
No cells.
No animal serum.
No synthetic chemicals.
Just the natural intelligence of UC‑MSC.
Why This Matters for Patients
Patients choose King Stem Cell because our process ensures:
✔ Clean label purity
No FBS, no DMSO, no synthetic additives.
✔ Natural biological communication
We preserve the full spectrum of MSC signals not just exosomes.
✔ Consistency and safety
Tri gas incubators and natural media create stable, reproducible batches.
✔ Human compatible formulation
Nothing foreign, nothing artificial, just natural MSC secretions.
✔ Gentle, cell free products
Suitable for wellness, cosmetic, and recovery focused applications.
The King Stem Cell Promise
We grow our UC‑MSC the way nature intended, in a natural environment, with natural ingredients, producing natural signals.
No shortcuts.
No synthetic boosters.
No animal products.
Just clean, pure, full spectrum CM you can trust.
Anti aging and preventive wellness protocols
Why Centers Choose King Stem Cell
- Full‑spectrum UC‑MSC secretome (not fractionated)
- Clean label, animal‑free, chemical‑free formulations
- Natural, cell free, human compatible CM
- Standardised, reproducible batches
- Versatile across wellness, cosmetic, and recovery applications
We help wellness centers upgrade their offerings with natural regenerative intelligence safely, cleanly, and consistently.
The Benefits of Stem Cells in Alternative Medicine
Stem cells have become one of the most promising breakthroughs in the world of alternative and regenerative medicine. Many people today are looking for treatment options that support healing without relying heavily on surgery, long-term medication, or invasive procedures. Stem cell–based therapies fit perfectly into this growing trend because they tap into the body’s own ability to repair itself.
Instead of simply masking symptoms, stem cells work at the root level by promoting natural tissue regeneration. This makes them highly appealing for conditions linked to chronic inflammation, joint degeneration, tendon injuries, and age-related wear and tear. In wellness centers, stem cells are also used for skin rejuvenation, anti-aging treatments, and vitality enhancement.
Their potential to improve mobility, reduce pain, and restore function—without downtime or major risk—has made them a preferred choice among individuals seeking holistic healing. As research continues to expand, stem cells are expected to play an even bigger role in preventive healthcare and long-term wellness.
What Makes Stem Cells Special?
Stem cells are often described as the body’s “master cells” because of their ability to become almost any type of cell the body needs. This unique adaptability sets them apart from regular cells, which have specific roles and cannot transform into other cell types. Stem cells can develop into muscle, bone, cartilage, nerve, skin, or blood cells—making them incredibly valuable in supporting recovery from injury and combating the natural aging process.
Another remarkable quality of stem cells is their capacity for self-renewal. Unlike typical cells that age and eventually die, stem cells can continuously divide and produce new, healthy cells. This regenerative power is what makes them so effective in therapies designed to repair damaged tissues, reduce inflammation, and restore healthy function. Their natural ability to locate areas of damage and begin repairing them contributes to their growing popularity in alternative medicine practices. In essence, stem cells offer a powerful, biologically intelligent healing option that works in harmony with the body rather than against it.
Key Benefits
1. Natural Tissue Repair
Stem cells help stimulate the body’s own healing processes, promoting faster recovery without harsh procedures.
2. Reduced Inflammation
Many stem cell therapies help calm inflammation, offering relief for joint pain, autoimmune responses, and chronic discomfort.
3. Anti-Aging Support
In wellness centers, stem cells are used for skin rejuvenation, improving elasticity, reducing wrinkles, and enhancing overall vitality.
4. Better Mobility & Flexibility
People with joint issues often report improved movement, reduced stiffness, and better quality of life.
5. Holistic Healing
As part of alternative medicine, stem cells support the body naturally, focusing on restoring balance rather than masking symptoms.
Stem cell–based therapies continue to evolve, and while research is ongoing, their role in regenerative wellness is becoming more promising every year. Always consult qualified professionals when exploring new treatments, and choose trusted providers for safe and effective care.