A Bloody Miracle!

I'm only 38 and yet sometimes I feel so much older especially when I wake up in the mornings. My body and bones creak in all kinds of places... it's the sign of aging I guess . I really need to start working out to iron out these creaks and pops that has become a constant and regular sound I hear everyday.

Thank goodness I don't suffer from any more serious ailments such as heart problems, diabetes, cancer, Parkinson's or even Alzheimer's. Compared to those, I'd settle for the old creak and pops anytime. I do have to be careful cos my dad has diabetes and my mom died of cancer several years back.

I do worry about future health problems. With the stuff we're exposed to these days, nothing can be taken for granted. I've heard of the chemicals they spray on vegetables, the drugs they pump into chickens and stuff to fatten them up and things like these can lead to complications like heart diseases, cancer, etc. It doesn't even have to be hereditary these days.

What if you could change the future by acting on it now? Would you do it? There is a company that is basically taking the steps to help us combat these diseases. C'elle, a leading company for stem cell collection is offering for a limited time only an affordable way to protect your future. If you enroll now at a price of only $299, which is $400 off their regular price using the Promo Code CN400 you're on your way to making sure your future is protected.

Just what is C'elle? C'elle basically harvests adult stem cells and stores it for future use in case you need the blood in preparation for some surgery you hope to never have. They're also able to collect stem cells found naturally in menstrual blood. With their patent-pending technology and easy to use collection kit, you'll have the reassurance and peace of mind that you need.

Menstrual stem cells have demonstrated the ability to differentiate into other cell types such as heart muscle, cartilage, nerve and bone stem cells. This translates into possibilities to treat varies kinds of future diseases that you just may encounter. Hmmm... I wonder if I can collect my own menstrual blood .

I'd advise you to check out the C'elle website for more detailed information on what they have to offer you and how you can go about getting registered with them.