StemCell Therapy

Stem Cell 100+? is a multi-pathway stem cell activator that acts on many critical mechanisms of anti-aging and regeneration. More powerful and faster acting than the original Stem Cell 100? it promotes:

(1) Stem Cell Support. Adult stem cell function declines with age. Rejuvenating your stem cells is the key to cell renewal, support for recovery from disease or injury, and longevity.

Stem Cell 100+? is an innovative first-in-its-class stem cell activator. It was designed as a synergistic herbal supplement for stimulating your stem cells at the molecular level. Stem Cell 100+? has special nutraceutical grade components and is backed by multiple genetic studies on both animals and human stem cells.

(2) Telomere support. Research indicates that the ends of chromosomes (i.e. telomeres) play a vital role in aging. Stem Cell 100+ helps support longer telomeres.

(3) Chronic Stress is strongly correlated with aging and disease. In the modern world and our overly active lives, it is hard to avoid repeated stressful situations. Stem Cell 100+? has a major component that stimulates the anti-stress parasympathetic nervous system to reduce the harmful effects of excessive stress.

(4) Stem Cell 100+? has components to help maintain healthy inflammation levels.

(5) Modulating insulin-like growth factor and energy metabolism. Research shows that high levels of insulin-like growth factor and energy metabolism promote rapid aging. Stem Cell 100+? has several substances that strongly stimulate the genes AMPK, SERT1 and FOXO, which reduce insulin-like growth factor and modulate energy metabolism so as to slow cellular damage and aging.

(6) Inhibiting the mTOR gene. As one ages, your cells lose much of their ability to get rid of damaged proteins and fats. In mouse experiments involving inhibition of the mTOR gene, lifespan increased some 28%. Stem Cell 100+? has a potent inhibitor of the mTOR gene, which enhances lifespan.

(7) Helps maintain youthful vascular circulation by promoting genes like endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) that protect the arteries, capillaries, and veins of the cardiovascular system.

(8) Activation of AMPK. Stem Cell 100+ has several herbal components that activate AMPK, which is an enzyme that plays a key role in energy metabolism and has been shown to greatly extend lifespan in mice when activated.

(9) Activation of SIRT1. SIRT1 is a sirtuin factor that acts epigenetically on genes and genetic repair. Stem Cell 100+ promotes SIRT1 function, which is associated with life extension in various animal models of aging.

(10) Protection of neural function and neural connections, which tend to decline with age

(11) Lowers oxidative stress by modulating Nrf2 and NFkB, which are the master genes regulating the levels of oxidative stress and cell survival.

Developed by experts in the anti-aging field, patent-pending Stem Cell 100? is the only supplement proven to double maximum lifespan of an animal model[49]. No other product or therapy including caloric restriction even comes close.

Harness the Power of Your Own Stem Cells

Millions of people suffer from chronic conditions of aging and disease. Based on international scientific studies in many academic and industry laboratories, there is new hope that many of the conditions afflicting mankind can some day be cured or greatly improved using stem cell regenerative medicine. Stem Cell 100? offers a way to receive some of the benefits of stem cell therapy today by improving the effectiveness of your own adult stem cells.

Stem Cell 100+? Helps to Support:

The statements above have not been reviewed by the FDA. Stem Cell 100? is not a preventive or treatment for any disease.

Stem Cell 100? works differently than other stem cell products on the market

You may have seen a number of products that are advertised as stimulating or enhancing the number of stem cells. Each person only has a limited number of stem cells so using them up faster may not be a good strategy.

Stem Cell 100? is about improving the effectiveness and longevity of your stem cells as well as preserving the stem cell micro-environment. That should be the goal of any effective stem cell therapy and is what Stem Cell 100? is designed to do and what other stem cell products cannot do.

Supplement Facts

Stem Cell 100+? is a patent-pending Life Code? nutraceutical made with all vegetarian ingredients.

All Life Code? products are nutraceutical grade and provide the best of science along with the balance of nature.

Serving Size: One type O capsule

Servings Per Container: 60 Capsules

Recommended Use: Typical usage of Stem Cell 100+? is two capsules per day, preferably at meal times. While both capsules can be taken at the same time, it is preferable to separate the two capsules by at least 4 hours. Since Stem Cell 100+? is a potent formulation, do not take more than three capsules per day. One capsule per day may be sufficient for those below 110 pounds. Taking one capsule with breakfast and one capsule with lunch or dinner may be optimal.

Recommended Users: Anyone over age 21 could benefit from Stem Cell 100+?. Those in their 20s and 30s will like the boost in endurance during sports or exercise, while older users will notice better energy and general health with the potential for some weight loss.

Stem Cell 100 Plus+? is a more powerful and faster acting version of Stem Cell 100?.

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Active Stem Cell 100+ Ingredients: There are 12 herbal extracts in Stem Cell 100+ along with two nutraceutical grade coenzymated vitamins Methyl Folate (5-MTHF) and Methyl B12 that are more bioavailable and highly potent but rarely found in nutritional supplements. Stem Cell 100+ also gives 2000 Units/day of Vitamin D3, which is a hormone-like factor required for youthful vitality.

The highly extracted natural herbs are standardized for active components that promote adult stem cells and help maintain healthy inflammation. They have been tested as a synergistic herbal formulation with the most effective dosage of each component:

1) Polysaccharides, flavonoids, and astragalosides extracted from Astragalus membranaceus, which has many positive effects on stem cells and the cardiovascular and immune systems. Astragalus has been used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to promote cardiovascular and immune health. Astragalus is also known as a primary stimulator of Qi (Life Force). Life Code uses a high quality proprietary TCM extract that tested highest in our longevity experiments.

2) Rodiola Rosea extract standardized for active Rosavin flavonoids. Clinical studies with Rodiola Rosea have shown improved mood and reduced levels of fatigue and C-Reactive Protein, while boosting cognition and subjective well-being.

3) Proprietary natural bilberry flavonoids and other compounds from a stabilized nutraceutical grade medicinal Vaccinium extract. Activate metabolic PPARS and helps produce healthy levels of cholesterol and inflammation. Also has anti-fungal and anti-viral activity.

4) Tulsi leaf extract (Holy Basil) is an adaptogenic herb used in Indian Ayurvedic medicine to promote healing, support the bodys natural immune system, improve a persons ability to tolerate stress and improve neural health.

5) Flavonoids and oligo-proanthocyanidins (OPCs) extracted from Pine Bark, which promote the vascular system and reduce oxidative stress, DNA damage, and inflammation.

6) L-Theanine, which is a natural amino acid from Camellia sinesis that reduces mental stress and inflammation while improving cognition and protecting brain cells from ischemic or toxic injury. Life Code tested supplement with Mass Spec to verify high purity.

7) Genistein, which is an isoflavone phytoestrogen, activates telomerase, metabolic PPARs, autophagy (cell waste disposal), and smooth muscles. It also inhibits DNA methylation and the carbohydrate transporter GLUT1. Life Code tested the supplement with a Mass Spec to verify high purity.

8) Two stable resveratrol analogs from extracts of Pterocarpus Marsupium, which promote stem cells, lower inflammation, and better metabolism. . Life Code uses a highly purified proprietary source that is only available to Indian doctors. Life Code does not recommend taking resveratrol supplements or synthetic analogs, as these supplements are inherently unstable.

9) Harataki Extract (aka Terminalia chebula) contains rejuvenating tannin flavonoids that have doubled human cell longevity in culture while maintaining telomere length. In Traditional Indian Medicine, Harataki has been used to help the skin and heart, among many other uses.

10) He-Shou-Wu is one of the most widely used Chinese herbal medicines to restore blood, kidney, liver, and cardiovascular health. He-Shou-Wu is claimed to have powerful rejuvenating effects on the brain, endocrine glands, the immune system, and sexual vigor.

Legend has it that Professor Li Chung Yun took daily doses to live to 256 years and is said to have outlived 23 wives and spawned 11 generations of descendants before his death in 1933. While it is unlikely that he really lived to such an old age, there is scientific support for He-Shou-Wu as beneficial for health and longevity. Life Code? uses a proprietary TCM He-Shou-Wu root extract.

11) Rubus Chingil fruit is known in TCM for promoting liver and kidney health.

12) Drynaria Rhizome is used extensively in TCM as an effective herb for healing bones, ligaments, tendons, and lower back problems. Eastern martial art practitioners have used Drynaria for thousands of years to help in recovering from sprains, bruises, and stress fractures. The active components of Drynaria protect bone forming cells by enhancing calcium absorption and other mechanisms.

Drynaria is also reported to act as a kidney tonic and to promote hair growth and wound healing. Life Code uses a proprietary TCM Drynaria rhizome extract.

BioPerine is a proprietary brand of peperine extracted from black pepper. BioPerine has been shown to enhance bioavailability of herbal extracts. Piperine has been shown in rats to have cognitive enhancing effects and to help maintain healthy inflammation levels.

Safety: The extracts in Stem Cell 100+? are nutraceutical grade and have been lab tested and individually tested in both animals and humans without significant safety issues. Those with pre-existing conditions of diabetes or hypertension should coordinate this product with your doctor, as lower blood glucose or reduced blood pressure can result from taking the recommended dose of this product.

Warnings: may lower glucose and/or blood pressure in some individuals. The supplement is not recommended for pregnant, lactating, or hypoglycemic individuals.

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