Stem Cell Nutrition: May 2011

April 21, 2011: Interview with Christian Drapeau, Chief Science Officer and Co-Founder of Stemtech Health Sciences

Imagine a World...

Imagine a World…
Image a world where influenza, cholera and even the common cold routinely
wreaked havoc on people’s lives.
Imagine a world where a common infection from a cut or wound or even a
drink of water could kill you or your loved ones.
Imagine living in a world where a simple lack of understanding about how
these parasites and viruses worked—or even about their existence—doomed
millions to misery, suffering and death.
Now that simple sanitation, penicillin and a million other infection-related
medical advances have been made, we don’t worry about these sorts of
issues.
But we still face plenty of health issues.
Now, Imagine This World…
Imagine a world where the general population is dying in droves from poor
diets and hypertension that makes their hearts give out.
Imagine a world where the increased levels of toxicity in every day life creates
cancers that eat away our organs with no cure.
Imagine a world where the average life expectancy is increasingly, only to
have us watch as otherwise healthy individuals waste away from the ravages
of degenerative disease like Parkinson’s or a life-altering condition such as
Crohn’s or Rheumatoid Arthritis.
Now, Fast Forward…
Now imagine a world where failing cells, tissues and organs can be replaced
without so much as a scalpel or needle. Imagine a world where instead of
repairing the body, we simply help the body by enhancing one its most
powerful systems for self-healing.
That world is here due to advances in understanding of the function and use
of stem cells.
Please visit: http://marilize.stemtechbiz.com to learn how you can join the Stem Cell Revolution and lead a happier, healthier life.

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