Stem Cell Revolution
Discover 26 Disruptive Technological Advances to Stem Cell Activation
by Joseph Christiano
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Pub Date Jan 16 2018 | Archive Date Apr 25 2018
Charisma House | Siloam
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Description
how this cutting-edge therapy can rapidly replace damaged cells in the body with no side effects or allergic reactions.
If you have been disappointed by ineffective treatments, the answer to improving your health may be in your stem cells. Dr. Joe explains
how adult stem cell therapy and activators are two of the new technologies in regenerative medicine that will be game changers in medical history.
Adult stem cell therapy is disrupting and revolutionizing the way we think about our health.
Stem Cell Revolution features testimonials of people who have seen their pain disappear, COPD reversed, and kidney function
restored, among other benefits.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781629995069 |
| PRICE | $21.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 240 |
Featured Reviews
Janet P, Reviewer
There is an awful lot of hype and misunderstanding about stem cells and what they can do. Christiano's book does an outstanding job of explaining this confusing subject.
He begins by explaining what stem cells are, the different types and why they hold so much promise. He then goes on to explain two of the more common (and simplest) stem cell treatments using materials from the patient's own body. Because he has had both these treatments he can speak from both the patient's point of view and that of the health professional.
A second section of the book talks at length about another type of treatment, stem cell activators. I hadn't heard of these before and they sound really interesting.
The third, and final, section of the book talks about lifestyle changes. This was the most disappointing section by far, largely because it didn't really impart knowledge but felt like a long commercial for his products. Although disappointing, it did not spoil this valuable book.
