Just published in
Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine magazine:
Since there is so much confusion about stem cells, let’s take a minute to review a few facts:
The “master cells” that replace worn out & damaged cells thus repairing our bodies are called adult stem cells.
Any stem cell taken from the body after birth is called an Adult Stem Cell including stem cells taken from the umbilical cord at birth.
When the body suffers an injury, that part of the body sends a signal to the bone marrow to release stem cells.
Then the injured tissue or organ produces a chemical that guides the stem cells to the location of the injury.
The stem cell leaves the bone marrow and travels to the damaged site. Once it reaches the site of the injury, the stem cell leaves the blood stream and attaches to the damaged organ . . . the liver for example.
On site, the stem cell multiplies then transforms into healthy liver cells (in this example) becoming replacements for the damaged cells. This process has nothing to do with embryonic stem cells.
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In September of 2005, the New England Journal of Medicine published an article stating:
“the higher the number of circulating stem cells,
the greater the cardiovascular health.”
They also said that the level of CD34+ (Adult Stem Cells) in a person’s bloodstream is one of the best overall predictors of cardiovascular health, more important even than tracking cholesterol or blood pressure.
Results of a recent clinical, double-
to increase the number of circulating adult stem cells in your body naturally, without resorting to transplants or injections.
The very first clinically proven
to boost the release of bone marrow stem cells naturally from your bone marrow into your blood stream and support their migration to the tissue and organs that need help.
*Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine (CRM) is an international and multidisciplinary journal that publishes original laboratory and clinical investigations related to revascularization therapies in cardiovascular medicine.
Recent scientific discoveries support the theory that the more adult stem cells you have circulating in your body, the better will be your general health and the higher your chances of fighting off the adverse effects of aging.