How to Promote Stem Cell Growth Unlike Mel Gibson

Want to regain your youth and live longer? Check out this article on how to promote stem cell growth naturally.

Maybe you’ve heard recently in the news how Mel Gibbson took his dad to stem cell therapy.

Hutton Gibson who was 92 at the time had many health and joint issues — everything from the prostate to the hip, to the lung — the whole deal. Before the treatment, the old man was in pretty bad shape and in a wheelchair but he was injected with some intravenous stem cells (IV) that put young anti-inflammatory cytokines and growth factors into his body. Now he’s 100 years old, can walk again, fixed his kidneys, cured his eyesight and improved his cognitive powers. According to Mel Gibbson, he’s almost like a young boy now.

Dr. Neil Riordan the one who carried out the procedure, claims that the stem cells will also heal spinal cord injury, as they’ve helped to make a paralyzed pilot who crashed in a plane walk again.

Mel Gibson was also seen together with the famous social media star Dan Bilzerian at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama. In an interview on Joe Rogan’s Podcast, Dan said he had a rotator cuff injury and after the stem cells he was boxing in 3 weeks again.

What is this magical sorcery? Or is it the Illuminati technology?

Stem cell therapy involves bone marrow transplants, umbilical cord blood injections, somatic cell nuclear transfers, and many other similar sources. Basically, you take young and fresh stem cells and you inject them into your body where they’ll start healing and rejuvenating your old cells and muscle tissue.

Stem cells have been used for years to treat cancer patients and it’s been found to be effective against neurodegenerative diseases and other conditions, such as diabetes, and heart disease.

Some say that stem cell therapy is bringing about a new paradigm in health and longevity research. At the same time, there’s a lot of controversy about culturing and isolating embryonic stem cells, which is associated with abortion politics and human cloning.

That’s why it hasn’t received that much publicity nor widespread use by the general public. Until now…

However, your body already produces stem cells naturally and there’s a reserve of these replacement cells inside your bone marrow and fat tissue.

They can be used to replace and heal any damaged cell that’s old or worn out. Stem cells can help to regenerate damaged tissue in your kidneys, skin, eyes, heart, muscles, and the brain.

Therefore, you can boost your body’s natural production and efficiency of stem cells by building up your mitochondria and keeping them healthy.

Mice who were taking niacin saw incredible anti-aging effects. They saw muscle regeneration, growth of brain and skin cells thanks to stem cell activity. Their life spans were also substantially longer than the mice’ who didn’t get B3.

Foods rich in niacin are fish, poultry, meat, beef, mushrooms, organ meats, peanuts, sunflower seeds, coffee, tahini and fortified cereal.

Taking a B3 supplement can also be a good idea. I recommend at least 250 mg a day.

Vitamin B3 helps to break down a molecule called nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+), which is needed for transferring calories into the mitochondria where they’ll be converted to ATP. NAD can work in 2 forms: NAD+ and NADH.

Low levels of NAD+ increase brain degeneration, inflammation, body fat, fatigue and muscle loss.

Intermittent fasting is another great way to not only boosting NAD+ but to also trigger stem cell activation.

Examples of stem cell boosting herbs are

You get the point — aim for the more micronutrient dense herbs.

Spirulina promotes stem cell genesis and protects against declines in neural stem cell proliferation.

Spirulina and chlorella also contain small amounts of omega-3 fatty acids, DHA, and EPA, which are the most important fatty acids for the brain. They already promote cognitive functioning and neural health so it makes sense that they’ll also have longevity effects on the entire body.

Stem cell therapy will probably become more popular and commercially available in the coming years. However, getting these injections shouldn’t be thought of as quick-fixes. They’re definitely great and very useful but the most fundamental thing for longevity and living longer is to still promote your mitochondrial health.

Aging and disease are basically caused by mitochondrial degradation, which comes from poor lifestyle, too much stress, chronic inflammation, exposure to environmental toxins and inadequate exercise.

Therefore, to boost your stem cell growth and maintain your youthfulness all the way up until old age, you want to take care of your mitochondria today already. Who knows, maybe you’ll be the one who’s pushing nurses around in wheelchairs, just like Hutton Gibson at the age of 100.

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Siim

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