Healing, regenerate, replace, renew is the work of the Stem Cell. They are perhaps the most amazing cell in the body for what they can do. At a very early age of development they can morph into just about any other kind of cell in the body thus bringing back to life, or healing the organ in need.

There are “embryonic” stem cells and “Somatic” (adult) stem cells that have the incredible ability to differentiate themselves.

Stem cells are unique in two significant ways from other cells in the human body. First, they are overspecialized cells and have the ability to renew themselves through cell division if inactive for long periods of time.  Second, stem cells can change into most other cells of the body specific to a particular tissue or organ with specific functions. Imagine that!

Knowing this, the statement that “your body can heal itself” is not mumbo jumbo but a fact.  The fact that Stem Cells can repair worn out or damaged cells in various organs is inspirational. I would think motivational too in an enlightening way – to take better care of ourselves because when doing so we enable the communities within our bodies to work batter and more harmoniously, which = better, optimal health.

But I always ask the question, where does all the energy come from? All the activities of our cells use up energy to travel, to cell divide, to morph, to carry nutrients or rid them, to make up who we are … it’s fascinating. Dr. Bruce Lipton has a theory about energy and cellular communication that will really get you scratching your head.

Watch this video which explains how Stem Cells work and why they are so, so very special and important in healing and saving the lives of others …

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