STEMAX SL (Sugar-low) products contain dried hemp seed, sorghum grain, lingzhi mushroom, spirulina algae, brown algae fucoidan extract and other special herbs, fruits and valuable ingredients, with additional chromium trace elements.
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The link between cells and regeneration is currently one of the most intensively researched fields. Understanding it promises solutions that can overcome some diseases that have been considered incurable, and therefore receive more and more attention.
Most therapies today that utilize the regenerative capacity of stem cells apply exogenously formed stem cells (taken from blood and grown outside of the body) e.g. for diseases associated with chronic inflammation. The exogenous methods are expensive and cannot be considered completely safe, because keeping the cells in a culture outside of the body holds the potential of stem cell mutations, and ingested in the body, unwanted immune responses, or differentiation (different as planned) may occur.
Another trend is to increase the body's ability to regenerate by stimulating and mobilizing (endogenously formed) stem cells within the body without having to isolate and maintain the stem cells under laboratory conditions, making it safer to use.
Stem cells can be divided into 2 main types: 1) embryonic stem cells, which have high pluripotency, so they can transform (differentiate) into almost any cell, and 2) adult or somatic stem cells, which have a lower pluripotency and are generally considered to be progenitor cells of that tissue they can be found. In terms of function, adult stem cells are responsible for the maintenance and regeneration of specific tissues, and for the replenishment of damaged and dead cells.
Stem cells are actually everywhere in our body to ensure rapid and efficient tissue regeneration. There are types of stem cells that stay in the tissues throughout, while other stem cells circulate in the body. The latter are located most of the time in the bone marrow, some of which enters the bloodstream and then either return to the bone marrow or enter to the tissues from the circulation, where they can typically return after a few days to the bloodstream through the lymphatics. They can also get back to the bone marrow from the blood, or back to the tissues, and the cycle starts all over again.
This intra-organizational circulation is mostly the characteristic of hematopoietic stem cells (stem cells giving rise to elements of the blood and immune system), but mesenchymal stem cells (MSC, especially cartilage, fat, bone-type differentiation, but can differentiate to muscle and even neuronal direction) and endothelial progenitor cells (vascular progenitor cells) may also circulate in the blood.
Stem cells circulating in the body can enter the tissues with stimuli that remain in place and differentiate into target cells. This can happen e.g. at the site of an infection where hematopoietic stem cells are often converted to immune cells to take up the fight against pathogens. Because only a small portion of stem cells circulate normally in the bloodstream, certain stimulus may increase the number of stem cells entering the bloodstream from the bone marrow. This occurs when the body is exposed to an effect where tissue damage (may) occurs and the regenerative potential of stem cells is required.
Due to the aging process, adverse environmental effects, and unfavorable eating and lifestyle habits, the number of circulating stem cells can decrease over time, which negatively affects our body’s regeneration abilities. In such cases, the so-called stem cell mobilizers are necessary.
Plant alternatives to stem cell mobilizing factors, which help a greater proportion of stem cells to leave the bone marrow into the bloodstream, are also known, according to recent research. In addition to mobilization, some of them presumably support the self-renewal and division of stem cells, thereby supporting the regeneration of the organism.
Type 2 diabetes is characterized by an elevated level of oxidative stress, which can be harmful for the cardiac stem cells and progenitor cells. The imbalance in the formation and regeneration of heart muscle cells can lead to cardiomyopathy, when the pump function of the heart is weakened.
Polysaccharides from astragalus not only successfully inhibited the damage of cardiac stem cells and progenitors in an artificial diabetic mouse model, but also enhanced the proliferation of these cells, thus their number increased due to the treatment. Moreover, the level of oxidative stress decreased, precluding further cellular damage.
According to a publication reviewing 25 clinical studies, chromium consumption (either alone or combined with vitamins) helped stabilizing the blood glucose level of diabetic patients. Besides, high triglyceride levels that are characteristic to diabetic conditions were also decreased in many cases.
The same conclusion was drawn, when 84 scientific publications, dated between January 2010 and December 2018, were summarized. Chromium intake improved the glycemic index, promoted cellular glucose uptake, and exerted positive effects against the complications of diabetes. The levels of triglycerides and total cholesterol were also decreasing as a result of daily chromium ingestion.
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One of the potentials of uses for stimulation and mobilization of stem cells is to fight anemia, which often develops e.g. as a result of chemotherapy.
One study examined the effects of the ingredients of astragalus and angelica (ferulic acid, flavonoids, astragaloside) in mice treated with the chemotherapeutic agent cyclo-phosphamide. As a result of cyclo-phosphamide treatment, the number of red blood cells, platelets and white blood cells and the hemoglobin level drastically decreased, and the area responsible for hematopoiesis in the bone marrow shrunk. The above-listed ingredients from the herbs improved the blood count individually, however their combination improved all of the studied parameters and showed values slightly distinct from the pre-treatment condition.
A hatást mechanisztikus oldalról megvizsgálva a gyógynövény kombináció (és az egyes anyagok különböző mértékben) a hematopoietikus őssejtek önmegújulását és osztódását is stimulálták, ami hozzájárult a gyors regenerációhoz, és a kezelés hatására elindult őssejt „öregedés” visszafordításához.
There is also a study of the lingzhi mushroom in the scientific literature, it counteracted the detrimental effects on blood cell formation of the chemotherapeutic agents cyclo-phosphamide and vinerolbin in animal experiments. Not only chemotherapeutic agents, heavy metals can also damage the bone marrow. Spirulina algae consumption was able to prevent blood count deterioration due to lead or cadmium poisoning in rats.
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When the cerebral blood vessels become blocked, a state of oxygen deficiency, called ischemic stroke may occur. When the blockage is removed, fresh, oxygen-rich blood flows into the tissues, which can unfortunately often further destroy the already damaged brain cells, this is called ischemic/reperfusion injury. When a stroke occurs, the prompt intervention is very important so that neuronal death occurs in as small an area of the brain as possible.
Many herbal ingredients are known to help repair the damaged condition that develops during stroke and subsequent reperfusion. Primarily, as antioxidants, they protect neurons and tissue stem cells from reactive oxygen-radicals, which is caused by oxidative stress from re-supplying oxygen to the damaged brain area. In addition, a number of plant agents have been shown to be able to stimulate neural progenitors, so they can stimulate neural stem cells to divide and neurogenesis, thus improving brain regeneration and supporting recovery.
Such herbal substances are astragalosides of astragalus root, proanthocyanidins in grape seeds, fucoidan from brown algae, but the consumption of spirulina algae or the linghzi mushroom is also a beneficial effect resulted in animal studies. The mitigation of ischemic/reperfusion damage may be supported by vitamin E, coenzyme Q10 and the rutin flavonoid found in red grape skin, reducing the deteriorating effect of oxidative stress and pro-inflammatory cytokines.
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Fucoidan can increase the regenerative capacity of the body by stimulating stem cells. In an experiment with mice, fucoidan was able to mobilize vascular wall stem cells and cardiac stem cells (scientifically known as endothelial and cardiac progenitors). Their number increased by 70% and by 25%, respectively. This elevated stem cell count helped to maintain normal vascularization of a transplanted organ, and new artery wall cells were formed to replace the dead cells in the inflamed vessel wall. The stem cell mobilizing effect of fucoidan was observed also for humans.
You can read more about the artery wall protective effect of fucoidan in the following post:
FUCOIDAN: STEM CELL MOBILIZATION AND ARTERY WALL PROTECTION
Type 2 diabetes is characterized by an elevated level of oxidative stress, which can be harmful for the cardiac stem cells and progenitor cells. The imbalance in the formation and regeneration of heart muscle cells can lead to cardiomyopathy, when the pump function of the heart is weakened.
Polysaccharides from astragalus not only successfully inhibited the damage of cardiac stem cells and progenitors in an artificial diabetic mouse model, but also enhanced the proliferation of these cells, thus their number increased due to the treatment. Moreover, the level of oxidative stress decreased, precluding further cellular damage.
According to a publication reviewing 25 clinical studies, chromium consumption (either alone or combined with vitamins) helped stabilizing the blood glucose level of diabetic patients. Besides, high triglyceride levels that are characteristic to diabetic conditions were also decreased in many cases.
The same conclusion was drawn, when 84 scientific publications, dated between January 2010 and December 2018, were summarized. Chromium intake improved the glycemic index, promoted cellular glucose uptake, and exerted positive effects against the complications of diabetes. The levels of triglycerides and total cholesterol were also decreasing as a result of daily chromium ingestion.
Sources:
One of the potentials of uses for stimulation and mobilization of stem cells is to fight anemia, which often develops e.g. as a result of chemotherapy.
One study examined the effects of the ingredients of astragalus and angelica (ferulic acid, flavonoids, astragaloside) in mice treated with the chemotherapeutic agent cyclo-phosphamide. As a result of cyclo-phosphamide treatment, the number of red blood cells, platelets and white blood cells and the hemoglobin level drastically decreased, and the area responsible for hematopoiesis in the bone marrow shrunk. The above-listed ingredients from the herbs improved the blood count individually, however their combination improved all of the studied parameters and showed values slightly distinct from the pre-treatment condition.
A hatást mechanisztikus oldalról megvizsgálva a gyógynövény kombináció (és az egyes anyagok különböző mértékben) a hematopoietikus őssejtek önmegújulását és osztódását is stimulálták, ami hozzájárult a gyors regenerációhoz, és a kezelés hatására elindult őssejt „öregedés” visszafordításához.
There is also a study of the lingzhi mushroom in the scientific literature, it counteracted the detrimental effects on blood cell formation of the chemotherapeutic agents cyclo-phosphamide and vinerolbin in animal experiments. Not only chemotherapeutic agents, heavy metals can also damage the bone marrow. Spirulina algae consumption was able to prevent blood count deterioration due to lead or cadmium poisoning in rats.
Sources:
When the cerebral blood vessels become blocked, a state of oxygen deficiency, called ischemic stroke may occur. When the blockage is removed, fresh, oxygen-rich blood flows into the tissues, which can unfortunately often further destroy the already damaged brain cells, this is called ischemic/reperfusion injury. When a stroke occurs, the prompt intervention is very important so that neuronal death occurs in as small an area of the brain as possible.
Many herbal ingredients are known to help repair the damaged condition that develops during stroke and subsequent reperfusion. Primarily, as antioxidants, they protect neurons and tissue stem cells from reactive oxygen-radicals, which is caused by oxidative stress from re-supplying oxygen to the damaged brain area. In addition, a number of plant agents have been shown to be able to stimulate neural progenitors, so they can stimulate neural stem cells to divide and neurogenesis, thus improving brain regeneration and supporting recovery.
Such herbal substances are astragalosides of astragalus root, proanthocyanidins in grape seeds, fucoidan from brown algae, but the consumption of spirulina algae or the linghzi mushroom is also a beneficial effect resulted in animal studies. The mitigation of ischemic/reperfusion damage may be supported by vitamin E, coenzyme Q10 and the rutin flavonoid found in red grape skin, reducing the deteriorating effect of oxidative stress and pro-inflammatory cytokines.
Sources:
Fucoidan can increase the regenerative capacity of the body by stimulating stem cells. In an experiment with mice, fucoidan was able to mobilize vascular wall stem cells and cardiac stem cells (scientifically known as endothelial and cardiac progenitors). Their number increased by 70% and by 25%, respectively. This elevated stem cell count helped to maintain normal vascularization of a transplanted organ, and new artery wall cells were formed to replace the dead cells in the inflamed vessel wall. The stem cell mobilizing effect of fucoidan was observed also for humans.
You can read more about the artery wall protective effect of fucoidan in the following post:
FUCOIDAN: STEM CELL MOBILIZATION AND ARTERY WALL PROTECTION
| Active ingredients in a daily dose | 1 capsule | 2 capsules | 4 capsules | 6 capsules |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hempseed | 60,9 mg | 121,8 mg | 243,6 mg | 365,4 mg |
| Ganoderma lucidum | 25 mg | 50 mg | 100 mg | 150 mg |
| L-carnitine | 35 mg | 70 mg | 140 mg | 210 mg |
| L-arginine | 1,6 mg | 3,2 mg | 6,4 mg | 9,6 mg |
| Co-enzyme Q10 | 2,5 mg | 5 mg | 10 mg | 15 mg |
| NADH | 2,5 mg | 5 mg | 10 mg | 15 mg |
| Astragalus root | 25 mg | 50 mg | 100 mg | 150 mg |
| of which astragalosids | 0,125 mg | 0,25 mg | 0,5 mg | 0,75 mg |
| Chromium | 10 μg | 20 μg | 40 μg | 60 μg |
| *NRV 25% | *NRV 50% | *NRV 100% | *NRV 150% | |
| Total polyphenol | 8,31 mg | 16,62 mg | 33,24 mg | 49,86 mg |
| of which flavonoids | 5,8 mg | 11,6 mg | 23,2 mg | 34,8 mg |
*NRV: nutrient reference value for adults
Gelatine, Dried red grape seed-peel, Inulin, Dried Sorghum seed-peel, Dried Hempseed, L-Carnitine, Dried Ganoderma Lucidum, Astragalus root extract (Radix Astragali), Q10 co-enzyme (10%), Spirulina algae powder, Chlorophyll, Dried Wolfberry fruit, Dried Blackberry seed-peel, Cinnamon, Dried Fucoidan grist (brown algae extract), Dried Black Cherry seed-peel, Dried Blackcurrant seed-peel, Dried Redcurrant seed-peel, NADH, Dried Plum peel, Dried Apple peel, L-Arginine, Choromium III. Chloride VI. Hyrate. Coloring: Titanium-dioxide, Indigotine.
2 capsules daily after meals; 2x2 or 2x3 capsules per day if requested.
120 capsules
For 3 years from production. The date of manufacture and expiry are indicated on the packaging.
Avoid direct sunlight; in a dry, cool place.
Daily dose should not be exceeded!
- Drink fair amount of water!
- Dietary supplements are not substitutes for a balanced diet.
- Dietary supplements are not medicines, nor substitutes for medicines!
- Keep out of the reach of children.
- People with high blood pressure should consult with your physician
- Patients with lymphoma should consult with your physician
- Do not use the product for 24 hours before and after chemotherapy!
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