Archive for the 'Bone Marrow' Category

August 3, 2009

The Transformative Potential of Stem Cells

Author: HealthNWealth

bone marrowBlood cells perform some of the body’s most critical functions. Red blood cells usher oxygen from the lungs to all other destinations in the body. White blood cells, on the other hand, provide a solid line of defense against viruses and disease. Many of these blood cells are produced in bone marrow, the soft tissue located inside large, hollow bones.

Bone marrow is also home to the body’s most unique adult stem cells. Some of these cells are multipotent, meaning they have the potential to differentiate into multiple cell types. Whereas myocytes, or muscle cells, can never change their form, multipotent bone marrow stem cells can become bone cells, cartilage cells, muscle cells and more. As a result, these cells are particularly useful in advanced medical procedures.


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Health 1 Clinic of Lansing MI offers patented stem cell enhancer to its clients.  Matt Nelson RN, HHP, MMT, Clinic Director said “Our clinic specializes in educating clients about the availability of successful alternative methods of dealing with life threatening conditions.  Many of our clients have  successfully regained their health from 4th stage conditions  that are normally terminal in a matter of weeks or months.”   

The clinic plans on offering a new patented product that is a 5:1 concentration of a blue green algae, Aphenizomenon flos aqua AFA that is organic and wild harvested from a Klamath Lake Oregon and has the property of causing the body to duplicate and release 3-4 million adult bone marrow stem cells within an hour of consuming 1 gram.  Clients are expected to see an accelerated rate of rejuvenation of tissues and organs that have been damaged by their previous health conditon because it has been observed that the more stem cells the body has in circulation the better chance the person has of maintaining or restoring wellness.