A different kind of food supplement

**uls** · March 8th, 2010 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Uls yan din ang inisip ko kaya lang it was tested sa lab using mice. Inject nila breast cancer cell sa dalawang mice. Yong isa placebo at iyong isa with stem enhance. After 6 weeks yong placebo lumaki ang cancer cells at yong with stem enhance nag shrink ng 30% ang tumor or cancer cell.
YouTube- Stem Enhance (part 5)

dude, it's pretty obvious you are connected to the Stem Enhance MLM
(you started the thread, you're promoting the product, and you're defending the product)

i'm sure you can post a lot of videos and info links that support the product (which, in the first place, originate from the company selling the product)

show me something unbiased

like a study from the NIH

**jeanpierre** · March 10th, 2010 12:11 AM

Originally Posted by uls

dude, it's pretty obvious you are connected to the Stem Enhance MLM
(you started the thread, you're promoting the product, and you're defending the product)

i'm sure you can post a lot of videos and info links that support the product (which, in the first place, originate from the company selling the product)

show me something unbiased

like a study from the NIH

Sorry guys hirap internet dito sa location namin gabi lang okay. Eto pala ang site ng studies na request ni uls:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1...ubmed_RVDocSum

Tapos eto naman Patent document approved by US gov:
http://img.exigo.com/public/1595/web...ent6814961.pdf

**uls** · March 10th, 2010 12:59 AM

from the NIH link above:

Bone marrow-derived stem cells (BMDSC) have been implicated in tumor formation, though it is not clear whether they contribute to tumor growth. A novel mobilizer of BMDSC (StemEnhance; SE) was used to investigate whether its daily administration promotes tumor growth. Forty mice were surgically transplanted with human MDA-MB-435-GFP breast cancer into the mammary fat pad of nude mice, The mice were gavaged for six weeks with 300 mg/kg of SE. Tumor growth was monitored using live whole-body fluorescence imaging. At the end of the study, tumors were excised and weighed. At the start of the feeding trial, tumor areas for both control and experimental group were statistically identical. Tumor growth rate was slower in the SE group (p = 0.014) when compared to the control group. After 6 weeks, tumor areas were 40% larger in the control p < 0.01) and mean tumor weight was 35% smaller in the SE-treated group (0.44 g vs. 0.68 g; p = 0.031). Feeding of SE did not promote tumor growth but rather reduced the growth of human MDA-MB-435 breast cancer.

interesting

but that's still a mouse model

if that's drug that has to be approved by the FDA before it can be sold, that stage of drug development is still a long, long way from FDA approval

but since it's only a dietary supplement, it doesnt need FDA approval and can be sold to the public even if it's only been tested in mice

so the humans who are taking it now are experimenting

well, you're all grown-ups

you can decide for yourselves

spend your money on real food which your body needs

or spend your money on pills your body doesnt really need

to those who have grandparents who are still alive and healthy in their 80s, 90s, even 100+, i'm sure they have never taken Stem Enhance or any of those heavily advertised/promoted, very expensive dietary supplements... and they live to be that age

kayo

free country

**jeanpierre** · March 11th, 2010 07:31 PM

[quote=uls;1433098]
but since it's only a dietary supplement, it doesnt need FDA approval and can be sold to the public even if it's only been tested in mice
[quote]
FDA does not approve dietary supplements in the same way that FDA approves some drugs and medical devices. Nonetheless, FDA does regulate product quality, product safety, and product claims, and has authority to remove products from the market that are not safe or that make claims that are not substantiated by scientific evidence. Yes it was initially tested on mice but it's been out in the US market for nearly 5 years now. Currently Stem Enhance is marketed in 14 countries and no food supplement has done such market expansion in such short period of time [/
Please read some of STEM ENHANCE FAQ"S: http://www.stemenhancefaq.com/

**jeanpierre** · March 12th, 2010 09:21 PM

Originally Posted by uls

from the NIH link above:

or spend your money on pills your body doesnt really need

If we can afford to buy accessories for our cars which does nothing to our health, why not this "pills" which is scientifically tested to support mobilization of our adult stem cells which is considered to be the building blocks of our body? We should not forget that our greatest capital that helped us to earn the income and own properties that we are having right now is our healthy body. If we don't take care of it as we do to our cars, all of this will just go to drain pag nagkasakit na tayo ng grabe. So why wait for that scenario? It's a medical breakthrough. This is a different kind of supplement unlike the others. It supports what the our body does naturally which is to heal itself.

**uls** · March 12th, 2010 11:06 PM

^^

so the only way for everyone in the world to stay healthy is to take Stem Enhance?

so everyone who's not taking Stem Enhance right now is gonna get sick and die prematurely?

the more you post, the more obvious it is you are pushing a product

right now, as i type, people are living long healthy lives without taking that product

what happened to eating right, exercising, getting enough sleep, avoiding stress?

don't those things keep people healthy?

that thing is a fad

like noni, goji, acai, etc

like those concentrated mineral drops from that salt lake in Utah

like many, many other dietary supplements that were really, really popular

they were all hyped and heavily promoted cure alls

but they all fade away

that Stem Enhance thing will fade away too

**jeanpierre** · March 14th, 2010 11:44 PM

Originally Posted by uls

^^

so the only way for everyone in the world to stay healthy is to take Stem Enhance?

so everyone who's not taking Stem Enhance right now is gonna get sick and die prematurely?

the more you post, the more obvious it is you are pushing a product

right now, as i type, people are living long healthy lives without taking that product

what happened to eating right, exercising, getting enough sleep, avoiding stress?

don't those things keep people healthy?

that thing is a fad

like noni, goji, acai, etc

like those concentrated mineral drops from that salt lake in Utah

like many, many other dietary supplements that were really, really popular

they were all hyped and heavily promoted cure alls

but they all fade away

that Stem Enhance thing will fade away too

It's not the only way to stay healthy but taking Stem Enhance will guarantee our body to stay healthy See the nutrients contained in AFA which is the main ingredient of Stem Enhance: http://www.newdimensionhealth.com/Documents/AFA.pdf
And you can't compare Stem Enhance to those stuffs that you mentioned. Those stuffs has no proper clinical studies and credible documentation to support the product. And they have no Patent unlike Stem Enhance. The other dietary supplements that you might be referring supports just certain specific part of the body. Stem enhance supports all parts of the body since it helps mobilize adult stem cells which is the main building blocks of the body.
Stem Enhance will fade? I don't think so. Just see the growth report of the company: http://www.adultstemcellbreakthrough.com/substantiatingfacts.html

**jeanpierre** · March 14th, 2010 11:58 PM

Quite interesting view on Stem Enhance and Doctors

http://www.ascbiz-toolbox.com/willdoctorknow.html

**uls** · March 15th, 2010 10:13 AM

that website is an MLM website

it teaches MLM members how improve their craft

http://www.ascbiz-toolbox.com

quote:

STEMTech has more excellent tools to help you be successful than most MLM companies. The more you make use of these tools, the quicker your success will happen! Some of the tools on this page are available from other sources than STEMTech, and those sources will be displayed by the tool.

the only thing the threadstarter hasnt done yet is openly recruit tsikot members

product promotion muna

**uls** · March 15th, 2010 10:47 AM

Stem Enhance is actually a renamed product

years ago, a company called Cell Tech promoted a similar product called Super Blue Green Algae

the product was found to have high levels of toxins (microcystins) that can cause liver damage

and there was a lawsuit that forced Cell Tech to refund customers coz of false claims about the product

Stem Enhance was then created by the same people behind Cell Tech to continue selling the blue-green algae food supplement