Stem Cells: Without all the Controversy

Stem Cells: Without all the Controversy

Discover the latest in Stem Cell Health and Nutrition

Stem cells are like the exotic, mysterious neighbors that move in next door and have the whole street talking – but not always agreeing.

Stem cells are linked in many people's minds to the controversial topic of embryonic research and Bush-era politics because that's when America really started talking about the amazing potential locked inside stem cells.

How far we've come.

Today, we know that anyone can benefit from the healing power of stem cells because, as it turns out, that exotic, controversial neighbor has been living right next door all along – and quietly and effectively doing undercover repair work – without us even knowing.

Stem cells act as the body's own renewal system, actually becoming just like any of the damaged cells in the body and then replacing them.

"Everybody has stem cells; everybody uses stem cells; everybody uses stem cells every day; stem cells work…and they work every time."

It sums up the beautiful simplicity and sophistication of stem cells at work, naturally.

"We now understand that stem cells constantly leave the bone marrow, circulate in the blood stream and migrate into any tissue in need, where they then increase in number and actually become cells of that particular tissue."

And now there is a way to increase the volume and speed at which our own bodies release our very own stem cells to do their tailor-made work for our own health and wellness.  Read this incredible book to learn more.