The primary role of platelets is to stop and prevent bleeding. If your blood vessel gets damaged, your body communicates with platelets, triggering them to travel to an injured site. After arrival at the injured area, platelets clump together to create a clot that stops bleeding. Platelets are also an essential reservoir of growth factors in your body and thus play a role in various processes such as healing damaged tissues, coagulation, and immune response. Clinical studies show that New Brunswick PRP therapy can trigger cell reproduction and stimulate the regeneration of tissues. Thus, an injury site treated with PRP therapy can benefit from enhanced healing and recovery. PRP therapy involves…