Dr. Summers, I've really been an avid weightlifter, as well as an exercise specialist, strength and conditioning coach for years on end and one of the pronounced effects, I have to be honest with you, is that I was able to lift a significantly larger amount of weight over a very short period of time. I'm a bit mathematical and it was around 15-20% weight gains in a very short period of time, similar to what you hear about steroids. How did Stimulite impact that?
That's a good question and I can probably expound on that for quite a while. But you, obviously will get the effect of new muscle that are progenitor stem cells that now are maturing in to material muscle cells. That's obvious. The other effects come from the muscles having more energy and an energy chemical made in the nucleus of the cell called ATP. All weight-lifters know about that. From the alpha-lypoic acid, you get about 20-30% more transport of that into the nucleus of the cell and that makes a big effect on the lifting capacity. And the ability to carry off the metabolic waste from the workout with an enzyme we have in there also helps increase your lifting capacity. You're not sore basically the next day. All these things work in concert together to make this product work very well.
One of the things that I really hang my hat upon is that when I train individuals at the professional level, collegiate, any sorts of young adults or weekend warriors, is I like to train alongside them. Bar none, each and every one of these athletes individuals that has taken Stemulite has seen great results. What is it about this that gives it that blockbuster potential?
Well I think it's a combination of what we talked about with the stem cell recruitment of millions of new stem cells that not just work on muscles but work on any other area that might be dysfunctional. The combination of the components—we've looked very closely at a non-organic chemical called Indium which studies back in the 1940's suggested that it caused the HPA complex in the brain to release growth factors, normal growth factors, the release of testosterone...all of these thing work together to help the organism function at peak performance.
Dr. Summers you hear so many stories about steroid use. You hear it in baseball, you hear it track and field, athletes, let's face it, are always trying to get an edge, and that spills over into the high school level. Throughout the media you'll hear at the HS level that 30% of individuals have, at some point, tried steroids. And they are injuring themselves; let's face it, sometimes fatally right before their eyes without even knowing it. This seems like a perfect alternative to steroids.
Well it is, you being a medical doctor you understand that steroids temporarily cause a growth in muscle tissue, but that's only temporary, it will come back and atrophy back into what it was and so the only way to maintain that is to keep "juicing", and so you have these horrible cycles that assault all the body's organ systems. But with using stem cells to add to normal muscle and tissue, that's forever. You have those stem cells and they will mature into the cell type that you need, and that doesn't go away. That doesn't shrink. It becomes a normal part of the body's system. That's really what the advantage is. If we can keep kids from going off in that direction then we've really accomplished something.
So what you're saying is that Stemulite really helps create new muscle cells, and steroids help increase the size of existing muscle cells. So...Stemulite by migrating these stem cells is...creating new cells?
Absolutely new cells. These are cells that are not available in the body system until they are recruited to do what they need to do. And they're there. They stay there. They don't go away with age. They stay there as long as they keep dividing and replicating. Steroids will pump and dump but that's a temporary thing.
So essential Stemulite is saving a lot of these young adults from taking steroids?
Oh without a doubt, without a doubt. No one in their right mind would ever argue that point. The answer is yes.
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