So I read on this last night Bullsnake... Supposedly, the theory here on how the PRP stays inside the CC, is this. Typically a platelet is small, smooth and almost invisible (clearish). When the blood is drawn and they add (I think) it was calcium carbonate, the platelets become \"activated\". By activated, there are branches of the platelets that reach out and grab on to the cells around it. This also provides us our clotting ability. Now it\'s hard to picture what I mean by branches reaching out, but think of it as something that goes from smooth like a BB, to something that looks more akin to a sticker burr. These \"burrs\" grab and clump forming a healing matrix. The theory is that these platelets will now begin a healing process that generates new cells, rejuvenates (not rebuilds) nerve endings, etc... This is supposed to help blood flow, etc.
I suppose that\'s where they theorize new size as well.... upon the building of new cells.