C’elle poses the question: Could the curse become the cure? The curse is referring to a woman’s period, and C’elle and other companies and independent researchers have been busy studying the stem cells that are found in menstrual blood. So far, it’s looking as though the stem cells that are found in menstrual blood can pretty much do what the stem cells in cord blood can do. As of now, stem cells can be used to treat over seventy disorders and diseases, including anemia and leukemia.
C’elle’s stem cell collection and storage begins with a discreet kit that women are able to use at home. Detailed instructions are included with the kit, so women will know exactly what to do. Once the blood has been collected, it is pick up by a courier that transports it to a C’elle center. There, it is carefully labeled and stored until if/when you or a family member might need it.
I have a family history of everything that C’elle mentions: diabetes, stroke, heart disease and breast cancer, as well as a few others. I do worry about my health problems, and the idea of being able to have stem cells without having to churn out another baby is definitely appealing. So who knows… one of these days I might consider something like this.
If you’re interested, you can enroll in C’elle and get an instant $400 off the regular price by using the promo code CN400.
