Stemplex in the news

Hi Everyone: Stephen Holt, MD, is a distinguished professor of Medicine who is well known as an alternative natural medicine doctor. He wrote an article in the Townsend Letter this last month titled: "Stem Cell Support: The Nutraceutical Induction of Adult Stem Cell Recruitment. " He examined in the article the published clinical and scientific literature of the role nutrients and botanicals play in mobilizing adult stem cells (ASC) for regeneration or repair of diseased or ailing tissues. He refers to a recent research using AFA extract in the nutritional support of stem cell mobilization and its result of increasing the number of circulating stem cells by 25% after one hour of its administration in humans. Then he refers to Paula Bickford's recent studies using carnosine, blueberries, green tea and algae showing how such natural substances work synergistically to promote the proliferation of human ASC. He touched on the fact that Bickford's studies showed ASC proliferation by a factor of up to 70% all the way to 83%. He concluded that it is gratifying to see how synergistic combinations of natural substances (with no adverse effects) can sometimes outperform expensive prescription drugs. "In this overview, the power of synergy among nutrients... in the facilitation and mobilization of ASC and their potential recruitment by damaged or ailing tissues has become apparent. It seems prudent to conclude that the use of a single stem cell mobilizing factors alone, for example, AFA, is not likely to be as effective as synergistic combinations of nutraceuticals. ...Cumulative scientific studies appear to support the use of more complex synergistic nutraceutical formulations, with greater potential functionality ". This is a huge testimony from a well known natural clinician and best-selling author supporting indirectly our Stemplex product with its synergistic formulation as the best in the market in terms of delivering the highest results in inducing ASC mobilization to repair damaged tissues. Townsend Letter - December 2009, pgs. 64-69. Wishing you extraordinary health, Glen