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​5 Ways Stem Cells Will TRANSFORM What It Means To Be Healthy | The Gabby Reece Show​​ ​​

Christian Drapeau (@stemcellchristian) is a pioneer in stem cell research. And the first to propose stem cells as the body’s innate repair system. Christian Drapeau discusses the transformative potential of stem cells in health and healing. They explore the basics of stem cells, their role in the body, the evolution of stem cell research, and the impact of aging on stem cell efficacy.

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How often do you think about the Roman Empire? Lately, this question has gone viral, leaving many women wondering why their husband or boyfriend is reflecting on Roman history so often. The truth lies in the Empire’s enduring allure: its epic tales of power, war, ambition, innovation, and dramatic leadership. In these Premium Podcast Notes, we turn to historian Barry Strauss who gives a detailed overview of his book, Ten Caesars: Roman Emperors from Augustus to Constantine, unpacking the themes that make Rome’s legacy a timeless source of fascination.

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​5 Ways Stem Cells Will TRANSFORM What It Means To Be Healthy | The Gabby Reece Show ​​

​Stem Cells With Age: ​By age 30, you’ve lost 90% of red marrow stem cells; as stem cells disappear from the body, the loss becomes increasingly apparent over time

​Stem cell sources:​ Bone marrow, fat tissue, blood, umbilical cord

​Yamanaka factor:​ Take old cells and turn them into cells with characteristics of young cells