Cell Therapy is the only process in the world has been proven safe and effective in slowing donw the aging process and helping you to dramatically regain your health, vitality, and physical power. Therefore it is not surprising that there have been an increasing number of consumers of placenta live cell therapy.

Unlike Human Growth Hormone (HGH), Dhea and melatonin, cell therapy has been around since antiquity and its use and benefits has transcended generations. Neither has its proper use been shrouded in controversy or ridded with side effects like HGH and other products.

Cell therapy, however, has been by almost every culture and civilization since the dawn of mankind. Ingesting tissue, either human or animal, to acquire physical benefits has been recorded throughout history. Achilles of ancient Greece consumed the bone marrow of lions to enhance his own strength. Papyrus scrolls unearthed in Thailand, dating from about 100 years before Christ, suggesred the use of placenta for rejuvenation.

The basic theory behind cell therapy was stated best by Paracelsus, a 16th-century physician who wrote: "Heart heals the heart, lung heals lung, spleen heals spleen; like cures like." Paracelsus and many other early physicians believed that the best way to treat illness was to use living tissue to rebuild and revitalise ailing or aging tissue. Modern othodox medicine lost sight of this method, so it now uses chemicals to interrupt or override living processes. While chemicals and drugs work only until they are broke down by the body's metabolic processes, cell therapy has a long-term effect, because it stimulates the body's oen healing and revitalising powers.

Doctors who practice cell therapy believe that cell therapy acts like an organ transplant and actually makes the old cell to "act younger". This biological "lesson" is not quickly forgotten by the cells.

In Europe, the effectiveness of cell therapy is widely accepted. In Germany, for example, more than 5,000 German physicians regularly administer cell therapy injections. A great porportion of those injections are funded by the German social security system. Several million patients the world over has received cell therapy injections since the mid-1950s.