Vitalia24

A nasal spray.At home.With a team behind you.

Vitalia24 offers intranasal exosome therapy for children with autism, a modern and gentle approach that more and more families are exploring. Ask the team directly. A real person gets back to you within 24 hours, and asking is completely free.

What exosomes are, in plain words

Exosomes are tiny messengers that cells release to communicate with other cells. They carry proteins and signals that help cells talk to each other, but they are not cells themselves.

In intranasal exosome therapy, exosomes from carefully screened donor stem cells are given as a gentle nasal spray.

The longer explanation

Dr Alex explains how the nasal spray works (8:46)

Dr Alex shows the nasal spray and how it is used (2:32)

How the spray reaches the brain

The nose offers a short and natural route towards the brain, with no needles and no surgery. This is the idea behind giving exosomes as a nasal spray.

The route

  1. A gentle spray

    You give the spray into your child's nose at home. It only takes a couple of minutes.

  2. High in the nose

    The upper part of the nose lies very close to the brain, separated only by a thin layer of bone and tissue.

  3. Towards the brain

    From there the exosomes have a short and natural route towards the brain, where their signals are meant to work.

What researchers are looking at

Researchers around the world are exploring how exosomes can support autistic children, and clinical trials are under way, including one in China with children aged 3 to 7.

The three areas on the right are the ones they follow most closely, and the same areas parents ask us about.

Speech
How children use words, and whether they start to put them together into sentences.
Social contact
Eye contact, play and how children connect with the people around them.
Sleep
Falling asleep and sleeping through the night, for the child and the whole family.

How it works with Vitalia24

From your first question to treatment at home, one team follows your family the whole way.

  1. You ask your questions

    Use the form or WhatsApp on this page. Tell us as much or as little as you like.

  2. A personal conversation

    An expert from the Vitalia24 team contacts you, explains the therapy and answers everything you want to know.

  3. Medical review

    The medical team looks at your child's history, so the individual therapy plan can be made for your child.

  4. Treatment at home

    The exosomes come as a nasal spray that you use at home over several days, with clear instructions and support from the team.

Using the nasal spray at home

Most parents give the spray to their kids at home. It only takes a couple of minutes, and the team shows you how.

  • Clean your child's nose gently first.
  • Take the nasal spray out of the refrigerator.
  • Let it warm up a little before use, never straight from the fridge.
  • An extra applicator top is included.
  • You get continuous follow-up consultations, and many families choose a new round after 3 to 6 months.

Families share their experiences

These are parents who chose stem cell and exosome therapy with Vitalia24, in their own words.

"Since the treatment, we've noticed beautiful changes in Ajla. She's starting to use more words, and even forms short sentences, something she didn't do before."

Ajla's family, UK

"Our daughter struggled with severe speech delays and social engagement issues. Following stem cell and exosome therapy, we have seen remarkable progress."

Family of Tina

"Within a few months, we noticed significant improvements in his communication skills and social interactions."

Mark Stewart, USA

"We were hesitant at first, but stem cell and exosome treatment turned out to be a turning point for our child."

Tommy's mother, UK

Smita tells about her son Ayan

"The results have been life-changing: improved focus, social skills, eating habits, and so much more! Seeing Ayan sing Christmas carols with clear pronunciation was a dream come true!"

Would you like to talk to Smita yourself? Ask the team and they will put you in touch.

Smita about Ayan's new words, and her message to other parents (1:32). Ayan had stem cell and exosome treatment with Vitalia24. Watch the full interview

Personal experiences shared by families. Every child is different.

Good questions to ask before you choose

Whatever you decide for your child, these are the questions worth asking any provider. Here is how Vitalia24 answers them.

Vitalia24 is run by founder Frank Rothmaier, with a small and dedicated team that guides families from the first question to aftercare.

Where are the exosomes manufactured?
In a fully licensed and accredited GMP lab, supervised by the local Ministry of Health.
Who plans and follows up the treatment?
Vitalia24's medical team, led by Dr Alex. The medical team looks at your child's history first, so the plan is made for your child. They also continuously follow up with the family.
What does treatment look like day to day?
A simple nasal spray your child uses at home. No needles, no hospital stay and no travel needed.
Who do I call when I have a question?
Your personal coordinator, who is there for you before, during and after. You get an answer within 24 hours.
Can I talk to other parents?
Yes. Ask the team and they will put you in touch with families like Smita's.

Ask the Vitalia24 team

Leave your details and your question. The team will contact you personally.

  • Free to ask
  • Answer within 24 hours
  • No obligation

Questions parents ask

Is this a new therapy?

Yes. Intranasal exosome therapy is an innovative, experimental approach that is being explored in clinical trials. That is why every family starts with a personal conversation and a medical review.

Is it easy to use?

Yes. It is a nasal spray you give your child at home, and the team explains every step.

Who will contact me?

An expert from the Vitalia24 team, by email, phone or WhatsApp, whichever you prefer. You will hear from us within 48 hours.

Do I commit to anything by asking?

No. Asking is free and you decide every step yourself.

Your question is a good place to start

Write to the team in a couple of minutes, or send a message on WhatsApp.