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In fact, the health of a single cell holds the key to the health, or disease.
It was with great excitement that I learned about StelomARE as a stand alone dietary supplement to defend stem cells and telomeres.
I admit I lacked enough information about stem cells’ vital roles in maintaining health. I should have been better informed because I was a certified supplement distributor from The Institute of Cellular Nutrition, but stem cells seemed to be under the radar until now.
I understood that we have 75 to 100 million trillion cells that coordinate our genetic blueprint where each cell is a molecular biochemical factory integrated into every major system, programmed for maximum efficiency.
Three perspectives about 3 cellular health are well established:
Cells need good nutrition requiring a total balance of macro-nutrients and micro-nutrients for growth, development, and immune system competence to enable every cell to repair, regenerate and protect itself from free radical damage, infections or other damage.
Cellular degenerative diseases are caused when cells become sick because they lack proper nutrition for growth and healthy regeneration, not because they lack a certain drug. These patterns or symptoms as metabolic disorders are compounded over a long period of time. There are at least 70 degenerative diseases for which there are limited cures outside of proper nutrition.
Oxidative stress is caused by a chain of free radicals or unstable oxygen molecules that are implicated in the aging and disease process when antioxidants are deficient.
Anti-oxidants are potent free radical scavengers that neutralize free radicals by giving them extra electrons to protect your atoms, cell tissues and genetic codes from inflammation and damage.
Very basically, our cells break down for 3 reasons:
… poor biological fuel (lack of full spectrum nutrients)
… too many free radicals and lack of anti-oxidants to neutralize them
… personal immune system is compromised, less competent
My new discovery about a supplement that protects and defends stem cells is welcome news. Greater attention and better appreciation of our amazing stem cells is now an essential focus for good health.
Quick primer on stem cells and telomeres
Stem cells are a special type of cell found in almost all tissues throughout the body — your bone marrow, brain, blood vessels, skin and heart.
— have 2 important properties:
- Can replicate more cells like themselves (self-renewal) several times.
- Can become other cells that do different things or differentiate into various types of cells such as nerve cells, muscle or blood cells.
— two main types: embryonic stem cells (found in early embryos) and adult stem cells (found in various tissues).
— play a vital role in repairing damaged tissues and promoting growth. Stem cell research holds promise for treating various medical conditions and understanding how our bodies develop and heal. They are on the frontier of modern medicine with ongoing research into therapeutic applications for diseases and effectiveness of new medications. (Most are not FDA approved.)
— Telomeres are sections of DNA that are protective caps on chromosome ends that seem to play a role in aging. They shorten each time a cell replicates and their length is a marker of biological age.
Who would deny the importance of protecting our special stem cells?
It’s naturally important to make sure these special stem cells have full dietary supplementation. I consider it my good fortune to discover this product called StelomARE
THREE REASONS why StelomARE is my best choice for healthy stem cells from my cellular nutrition background:
ONE: comprehensive natural formula designed to defend and repair stem cells, normal differentiated cells and telomeres.
TWO: increases the production of the body’s powerful antioxidants and protective telomere enzymes. Clinical studies show our natural antioxidant system is controlled by the antioxidant response element (ARE) many millions of times more powerful than supplemental antioxidants attained through diet
THREE: promotes proliferation of healthy circulating stem cells to offset the effects of aging and regenerate damaged tissues.
How can I keep my stem cells healthy?
Best supplements are one way but following good healthy habits can help:
— Eat a diet that combines lean protein, vegetables, fruit and whole grains. Don’t smoke or use tobacco. Protect your skin from ultraviolet light from the sun or tanning beds.
— Talk to your healthcare provider about vaccines to protect you from viruses.
— Manage your stress. Stress takes a toll on your body. Activities such as exercise or meditation can help relieve stress.
As a final word, I believe our unique stem cells deserve the very best care and treatment possible. If interested in learning more about StelomARE or a video to explain how it works, please request a referral link.
Questions and comments are always welcome to good health!
Mary Berukoff
250 304 9710
amarie10@gmail.com
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Stem Cells: Types, What They Are & What They Do
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