Frequently Asked Questions

Who can use StemPlex®?

The product is suitable for anyone who wants

support his or her body's natural renewal

system.

Who should not use StemPlex®?

There are no indications for anyone not to use

StemPlex

, but if you

have a medical condition

or are taking any prescription medication, we

recommend that you consult with your health

care professional.

Is there caffeine in the green tea extract?The green tea extract
contains very little caffeine.In the final formula, the amount of caffeine
is less than two-tenths of one percent.

What form of vitamin D is used in StemPlex®?

Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) is the form of

Vitamin D

used in this

product. It is obtained

from lanolin, an

oil that is pressed from wool.

Is the Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (blue-green algae) in
StemPlex® the same as that in a competitive product,
StemEnhance? StemPlex® contains whole Aphanizomenon flos-
aquae and other nutrients that have been shown to increase the
proliferation of stem cells. Stem Enhance is reported to contain two
extracts of Aphanizomenon flos-aquae.

Does supplementing the use of StemPlex® with enzymes help
StemPlex® become more available?

Although it is perfectly fine to take this product

all

by itself, it is true

that using it in conjunction

with

enzymes will assist in the digestion

and

availability

of the ingredients in StemPlex

Does StemPlex® stop working after a period

use?

Animal testing data suggests that the product

works for

continued

periods of time, priming the

stem cells to be

ready when needed by

the body.

What evidence shows that StemPlex™ is safe for long-term use?

StemPlex

is a combination of several natural

ingredients (blueberries,

green tea, vitamin D,

Super Blue Green® Algae, and carnosine, a

naturally-occurring amino acid) that have been

consumed by humans

for decades or, in the

case

of blueberries and green tea, thousands of

years

without adverse effects.

Does this combination of natural ingredients in StemPlex®
increase cell proliferation in a safe and efficient manner?

Yes

owever, if you have a pre-existing medical

condition you should

always consult with a

health

care professional prior to taking this or

any other

dietary supplement.

Does the body produce only a limited number of stem cells per
day while on the product?

The body naturally produces a certain "limited"

amount of stem cells

per day. For consumers of

this product, researchers predict that

stem

cells will be available in the bone marrow

and other

parts

of the body.

What clinical evidence shows that taking StemPlex® will
improve anyone's health?

are planning human studies, and results of

animal studies that

have been done will be

available

as soon as that data can be released.

The results

of in vitro studies have been

published and the

report is

available from

Simplexity

Health

What is the lay interpretation of Dr. Bickford's scientific article?

Dr. Bickford's article reports the effect of the

ingredients in the

StemPlex

formula on the

proliferation (growth) of stem cells. Three

types

adult stem cells were tested and were shown

increase the

proliferation by as much as 70%

vitro. The research article is

available for

purchase.

How do I interpret the bar graph from the data sheet?

The bar graph illustrates the increase in

proliferation

on three types of

adult stem cells

as a result of the

ingredients in StemPlex

, as

reported by Dr.

Bickford.

What are bone marrow, CD34+, and CD133+ cells?

The bone marrow is one of the places in the

body

where many stem

cells are located and

thus is a rich

source of stem cell population. The

CD34+ and

CD133+ cells are specific types of

stem cells that

are

released from the bone

marrow into the blood.

All three are types of

stem cells with the potential

to become other

types of tissue cells with

specialized function.

Since the testing was done in vitro, will the product have any
effect in the body (in vivo)?

The data presented is published in peer reviewed

scientific literature.

To date the only published

literature on StemPlex

shows data on

human

stem cells in culture (in vitro). Research is

continuing on this

formulation to show the

effect

in the body (in vivo). The results of

ongoing animal

studies indicate positive effects

in vivo. The animal

studies will be available as

soon as that data can

be released.

The study estimated the number of stem cells by a process
known as "MTT cell proliferation assay," which measures
mitochondrial activity. Is this a good measure of stem cell
count?