Apr 25
2010

Scientist

Christian Drapeau is America’s best known advocate for Adult Stem Cell research and the health applications of Adult Stem Cell science. He gained worldwide recognition when a Nobel Prize winning discovery in 2008 affirmed what Christian had been advocating for years: the role of Adult Stem Cells in the body is nothing less than its natural healing system. He is credited as the founder of the field of Stem Cell Nutrition.

Author

Cracking the Stem Cell Code is Christian s newest book (Sutton Hart Press, January 2010). With it, the author demystifies the most important scientific breakthrough of our times. He reveals the far reaching potential of Adult Stem Cells in human health and wellness and looks at what s new, what s real and what s next in stem cell science.

Christian s 2009 volume The Stem Cell Theory of Renewal (Sutton Hart Press, 2009) shattered all U.S. sales records for stem cell titles in its first six months. It is now in print in French and Spanish with international distribution.

Entrepreneur

Christian co-founded Southern California-based STEMTech HealthSciences, now a multi-national research and supplement manufacturing-distribution firm focused on adult stem cell science and stem cell nutrition. He remains its Chief Science Officer.

Speaker

Christian Drapeau travels more than 100,000 miles each year speaking at medical, scientific, public, and business events on six continents. A featured Mensa national event speaker, he is known for a unique ability to present a scientific subject in a manner fascinating to all audiences. His compelling message coincides with Time Magazine’s 2009 cover message: The Coming Revolution in Stem Cells Could Save Your Life.

Qualifications

Christian holds a BS in Neurophysiology from McGill University and a Master of Science in Neurology and Neurosurgery from the Montreal Neurological Institute. He is a regular contributor to scientific articles and presents his information frequently at medical and scientific events in a dozen countries.

His Book Cracking the Stem Cell Code is available from Amazon.

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Apr 13
2010

Did you know that there is a natural botanical extract that helps support your body’s ability to heal itself?

How does it do that?  It is a scientific breakthrough showing the botanical to be a stem cell enhancer by supporting the natural release and migration of stem cells within your own body.

These are not the stemcells so often quoted in politically charged debates.  The stemcells referred to here are the ones that exist in your own bone marrow at this very moment – requiring no medical procedure.

The world has recently learned of a supplement called Stem Enhance that helps your body release more adult stem cells.  The scientist responsible for and credited with the discovery is Christian Drapeu.  He recounts the discovery in his book  Cracking the Stem Cell Code available from Amazon.

This is indeed good news for anyone interested in vibrant and optimal health.  To read more about this exciting discovery go here.

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Apr 7
2010

Lærdal-Luster-Turtagrø

This route is 120 km long. If you start in Borlaug (45 km from Lærdal centre in direction Hemsedal/Gol) Borgund Stave Church dating from 1150 is the first big attraction you will pass on your way. Further down the Lærdal valley you will cycle pass some impressive old roads – some of which date back to Viking ages. You cycle downhill partly on the main road and partly on local roads. On several stretches you follow the river Lærdal, Norway’s most famous salmon river.

In Lærdal centre you must take time to visit the Norwegian Wild Salmon Centre and the prize-winning Old Lærdalsøyri village with its unusually beautiful architecture. From Lærdal you catch the ferry to Kaupanger (In Summer 4x a day) and then on to Luster. From Solvorn take the ferry to Ornes. Here you’ll find Urnes Stave Church – continue on to Skjolden and the Sognefjellsvegen if you like to Turtagrø.

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Borlaug-Steinklepp-Lærdal is varied stretch of approx. 45 km in all, mostly on flat, tarmacked roads, partly on the main E16 road and partly on quiet local roads. You will also cycle on Historic Route, past old roads steeped in history – old road engineering in dramatic surroundings.

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