Future Trends in Anti-Aging

The current buzz in the US is stem cell therapy but it is very expensive and not well understood by the masses. Autologous or embryonic? There are clinics, outside the US, that offer stem cell therapies that we are in contact with and maintain up to date methodologies they have developed. You want new knees? It is possible I am told or maybe a better working heart. All are possible bit only if they cells are not toxic they state. Toxic with chemicals, heavy metals and free radicals as these interfere with the stem cell signals. Balanced hormones are critical also as they serves as messengers between cells.

Another fabulous therapy is live cell injections. This therapy has been around for many years and millions have been treated in Germany and Switzerland including Popes, heads of state, movie stars, sports figures and other individuals from around the world. Made famous by Prof. Paul Niehans, Germany, who did over 50,000 injections with no side effects and in 1953 treated the dying Pope Pius XII with great success and was honored by the Pope later into the Papal Academy of Sciences. This therapy has been duplicated and improved upon by a clinic in Germany and only a brief wait after deep IM injections is required as the live cell has been highly purified and is absent of antigens. Instead of using the very exotic stem cell therapy, live cells are harvested from freshly slaughtered lamb glands that have been dried and frozen. The fear of transmission of bad DNA from stem cells therapy in eliminated.

It is well known since 1600 BC that “like helps like” and live glands were injected to improve vitality. Paracelsus, Switzerland, in the Middle Ages coined the term “like helps like’ and it has been used since. Even in the pharmaceutically dominated US, thyroid is used to treat thyroid, etc., but it falls very short of the successes of live cells therapy used in Europe for increasing vitality, regenerating bodily functions.

Several injections are used depending on what tissue needs regeneration with only a brief stay in the clinic before leaving.

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