Our Indications

Zhittya Genesis Medicine believes it can treat Parkinson's Disease by re-establishing the blood flow to the parts of the brain responsible for Parkinson's Disease, improving motor scores, decreasing plaque build up, and improving dopamine production.

Parkinson’s Disease

Zhittya Genesis Medicine has been developing a potential treatment for Parkinson’s disease following positive animal data in mice and monkeys. Since then Zhittya has been conducting medical research studies with humans having dosed over 200 patients as of May 2025, where the average patient reported a 53% improvement in motor scores. Zhittya is hoping to start US FDA Clinical Trials in the coming years.

Comparison of two medical images showing blood vessels, labeled 'Control' on the left and 'FGF-1 Treated' on the right, illustrating blood vessel growth and repair.

Coronary Artery Disease

Zhittya Genesis Medicine has had positive US FDA Clinical Trial data indicating that FGF-1 may be a potential treatment for Coronary Artery Disease. In US FDA Phase IIA Clinical Trials, FGF-1 demonstrated that it could be a safe and efficacious treatment by growing around blocked arteries to treat heart disease in 16 patients.

Zhittya's FGF-1 shows potential to treat Diabetic Foot Ulcers, as shown in US FDA-authorized Phase IIB clinical trials demonstrating 100% efficacy and safety.

Diabetic Foot Ulcers

In previous Phase II USA FDA clinical trials, Zhittya Genesis Medicine established that FGF-1 is a potent healer of diabetic foot ulcers, accelerating their healing, and, in one study, completely healing 100% of the ulcers treated with no adverse events noted.

Zhittya believes that its FGF-1 can treat Autism by reestablishing blood flow and repairing blood vessels in individuals suffering from Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Autism Spectrum Disorders

Recent research indicates that a vascular problem may exist in individuals suffering from autism, particularly as it pertains to the brain’s inability to grow new blood vessels. The lack of sufficient angiogenesis could lead to a decrease in capillary and arteriole density in important areas of the brain. Zhittya believes that FGF-1, a potent angiogenic factor could be a potential solution.

Cross-section model of a human brain showing the internal structures, including the cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem.

Diseases of Memory

Recent medical research has shown that the first initating event in diseases of memory such as Alzheimer’s Disease, Vascular Dementia, and others is vascular disorder within the brain. Zhittya Genesis Medicine believes that it’s drug, when utilized in the early stages of these diseases could, via angiogenesis, re-establish vascular order in the brain.

FGF-1 has shown its ability to grow new blood vessels and repair the parts of the brain effected in stroke in animal studies, as shown in this picture demonstrating the stroke-affected part of the brain repairing after FGF-1's introduction.

Stroke Recovery

In animal models of stroke, Zhittya Genesis medicine has been able to re-establish blood perfusion to areas of the brain that were damaged by the stroke, treating animal models with the disease almost entirely.

A healthcare professional wearing purple gloves preparing a syringe with a small vial on a blue medical sheet, with a glucometer, labels, and medical supplies nearby.

Diabetes

In January 2022, researchers at the Salk Institute discovered that FGF-1 can regulate blood glucose levels by inhibiting fat breakdown, offering a potential new treatment pathway for diabetes. This mechanism operates independently of insulin, suggesting that FGF-1 could be effective in patients with insulin resistance. Additionally, a 2017 review by the Howard Hughes Institute, highlighted FGF1's ability to restore normal blood sugar levels without significant adverse effects, further supporting its potential as a therapeutic agent for type 2 diabetes. Zhittya is now exploring the possibility of using FGF-1 to treat Diabetes.

Chest X-ray showing ribs, lungs, and clavicles.

Long COVID

Zhittya Genesis Medicine is exploring a potential treatment for Long COVID, driven by emerging evidence of its vascular impact. Research, including studies from the National Library of Medicine and the British Heart Foundation, identifies endothelial dysfunction as a primary driver of Long COVID, contributing to increased risks of heart attacks, strokes, and cognitive decline. Zhittya is investigating whether similar regenerative mechanisms using FGF-1 can address vascular damage in Long COVID. Preliminary research is underway, with plans to pursue US FDA Clinical Trials in the coming years to evaluate FGF-1’s efficacy in restoring endothelial function and mitigating Long COVID symptoms.