Is it really Stemtech?

Searching for terms like “Stemtech Scam” and “Is Stemtech real” led me to become interested in learning more about this company. The words “Stemtech Scam” are simply not true.

Here is some background on the company.

Stemtech started its activity in 2005 by botanical researcher Christian Drapeau and Ray C Carter. Christian began experimenting in the 1990s with a green botanical crop in a lake in North America. The curious botanist was identified as Aphanimenon Floss Aquae (AFA for short). One day a momentous breakthrough was made, one that would change the world. Christian came across stem cell research and asked the following question … “What if stem cells from the bone marrow were the body’s natural renewal system and what if AFA was somehow supporting the body in the natural release of more stem cells? “

Christian Drapeau and seasoned entrepreneur Ray Carter teamed up and worked tirelessly to bring to market a proprietary AFA concentrate extract that increases the amount of circulating adult stem cells in the bloodstream. This is the world’s first adult stem cell enhancer. There is no truth to the claim ‘Stemtech is a scam’.

It was discovered that adult stem cells can, in fact, turn into heart cells, liver cells, pancreatic cells, muscle cells, brain cells … even cells in the eyes, joints, and more. Science found that increasing the number of circulating adult stem cells is probably the single most important thing you can do to maintain optimal health. Without these, the natural renewal process of your body could not take place and that is why we get sick. This natural supplement comes in a capsule form that, when taken orally, helps increase the number of adult stem cells circulating in the body by 3 to 4 million in an hour.

Stemtech grew rapidly in the early years and capitalized on the world’s first and only series of patents for a natural adult stem cell enhancer. The company decided to launch its product not by filling drug store shelves, instead opting to use a simple MLM system to share its products with the world. Today, the company is expanding around the world, including the US, UK, South Africa, Jamaica, Taiwan, Malaysia, Mexico, Canada, Germany, Colombia, the Philippines, New Zealand, and Australia.

We often think that drugs and drugs are the only way to regain and maintain optimal health. But what about dietary supplements? So once again the term ‘Stemtech Scam’ is definitely false as they offer a physical product that has proven benefits within an MLM sales / business plan.