Stem Cell Enhancers and the Stem Cell Theory of Renewal

It has been clearly established in recent scientific research that higher levels of circulating stem cells in your bloodstream enhance your body's ability to maintain optimal health.  The problem is: as you age, the number and quality of stem cells that circulate in your body gradually decrease, leaving your body more susceptible to injury and other age-related health challenges. 

And so, just as antioxidants are important to protect your cells from "free radical" damage and oxidative stress, it's equally important to give your body an extra boost toward the daily renewal of cells through the use of a stem cell enhancer. 

Stem cell enhancers are the yin of antioxidants' yang; so, if you're interested in supporting your body's natural renewal system, StemEnhance™ is a vital part of your supplement regimen.

But, why is that?

The Stem Cell Theory of Renewal

The Stem Cell Theory of Renewal proposes that, when an organ is subjected to the natural aging process — or any other process that requires renewal — it sends out a chemical distress signal, releasing chemical compounds into the bloodstream that trigger the release of adult stem cells from the bone marrow.  This stressed organ also sends out a chemical homing signal, releasing other compounds that attract circulating stem cells to it. 

The released stem cells follow the concentration gradient of these compounds, leaving the bloodstream to migrate to the stressed organ, where they proliferate and differentiate into cells of this organ, supporting the natural renewal process and helping the organ regain and maintain optimal health.

StemEnhance™: Vital support for your body's renewal system

StemEnhance™ is the first of a new phytoceutical product category called "stem cell enhancers".  It's a 100% organic supplement, extracted from the aquatic botanical AFA (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae).  It supports this natural release of adult stem cells from your bone marrow, raising your total stem cell count by 25-30%.  This makes StemEnhance™ vital in the daily support of your body's natural renewal system.

Whatever happened to embryonic stem cells?

"But," you say, "I always thought that our hopes lie in embryonic stem cells."

Well, that simply isn't the case anymore.

When the first human embryonic stem cells were grown in vitro (in a petri dish) in the mid 1990s, scientists had rapid success in growing them for many generations, and triggering their differentiation into virtually any kind of cells (i.e.: brain cells, heart cells, liver cells, bone cells, pancreatic cells, etc.).  When scientists tried the same things with adult stem cells, they were less successful.  They found that adult stem cells were difficult to grow in vitro for more than a few generations.  This led to the (false) belief that embryonic stem cells have more potential than adult stem cells. 

But, developments over the past 3-5 years have clearly established that adult stem cells have capabilities comparable to embryonic stem cells in vivo (that is: in the human body.  While clearly presenting problems to researchers in the test tube, many studies have indicated that simply releasing a person's own stem cells from their bone marrow into their bloodstream can help support the body's innate process for renewal of tissues and organs.

Limitations of scientific investigation into stem cell enhancers

The concept of supporting the release of one's own adult stem cells from the bone marrow into your circulation is very new.  Consequently, very little scientific work has been done, so far, to identify compounds or conditions that increase this natural function.

However, several clinical studies have been conducted on StemEnhance™, in addition to several in vitro trials.  And, clinical studies are currently in progress, involving specific organs and systems, to further document the mechanics of stem cell physiology.  These studies will eventually be published.

And, while the clinical trials have produced some documented single patient outcomes that are very promising, publishing them could be construed as inferred health claims.  Over the years, many good companies have been shut down by the FDA because of such claims, linked to documentation of improvements with various diseases.

For now, the best thing is to let StemEnhance™ speaks for itself.  Try a few bottles, and see the benefits on your own health.