StemCell Therapy

Stem Cell Therapy is a non-invasive therapy, which is in oral capsules form that digests through the small intestine. Stem Cell Therapy starts with a selection of organ general cells from the Sheep. Able sheep placenta capsules are protein and hormone free. There is no animal sacrifice or blood utilized for this purpose. Able sheep placenta oral stem cells offer the best quality program for cellular nourishment. Our oral stem cells can help with general nutritional support needs without any side effect. From a nutritional standpoint, Able sheep placenta oral stem cells can show an improvement within the first month. Able oral stem cells in capsule form are compatible with the human body and are not recognized as foreign. They are digested through the small intestines and in turn distributed to where is needed for nutritional support. The organ itself can retain its vigor and vitality from a nutritional standpoint.

Able oral stem cell therapy in capsule form can be taken for nutritional support and to help with health ailments naturally. Able oral stem cells are free of hormones and proteins and its main ingredients of high-quality sheep placenta and Salmon can help foremost with the immune system and neurologically. Other benefits are a digestive system, mental alertness, sleep pattern, etc. Able oral stem cells use a micro extract technology and offer the highest quality ingredients for maximum results. The cellular nourishment is both internal and external in giving you vitality and great looking skin.

Our live cell therapy, oral stem cells can help reduce joint pain, knee pain, hips, back, and inflammation. It can also help with mental alertness, physical movement, digestive system, sleep pattern, high blood pressure and the immune system in general.The Able oral stem cells program is recommended for up to six to eight months and the dosage can be between one to three capsules per day.(Direct cure claims cannot be made).

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