Have You Heard The Good News???

In these times of serious anomie, when bad news filter in on seconds basis, one piece of news though is bringing smiles to the faces of many people who have been suffering from Chronic Diseases and making them happy.

Finally there is some good news in the air and the good news is that after many years of searching for the answer to cell aging and cell death, Scientific Researchers have come up with a harbinger of hope for all diseases - PLANT STEM CELLS.

Scientific Researchers have found out that just like human beings possess stem cells which have the ability to renew themselves, so do SOME PLANTS

These Plant Stem Cells are UNDIFFERENTIATED cells and which are extracted from the Meristem of those plants.

Plant Stem Cells do not in any way differentiate into human stem cells (those afraid of this happening should have a respite), however the peptides, anti-inflammatory agents and antioxidants found in them could stimulate human stem cell proliferation by 80 percent and could protect human stem cells against UV damage.

In experiments on human skin, researchers discovered that a cream containing the apple extract and liposomes from lecithin could decrease wrinkle depth by an average of 8 percent in just two weeks and by 15 percent in four weeks.

WHAT PLANTS ARE USED?

The small and white, clean and bright Edelweiss, a mountain flower, is a stem cell powerhouse.

Edelweiss contains leontopodic acids, chlorogenic acid and other ingredients that may lead to younger-looking skin.

It is said to have anti-inflammatory and cytoprotective (cell protecting) properties and allegedly prevents collagen breakdown

Gotu kola, also known as Centella asiatica and is native to the swamps of Madagascar, India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia, has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years and supposedly has anti-aging benefits, among other uses. It has also been found to increase collagen in the face.

Swiss apple: Uttwiler Spätlauber is a rare Swiss apple that supposedly has magical anti-aging capabilities.

Raspberry cell cultures are said to moisturize and lock in hydration.

Other popular sources of plant stem cells harvested for ingredients for skincare products include lilac, algae and grape seed.