Christian Drapeau

How can we boost the natural role of stem cells in the body? What can diminish the role of your stem cells? What can you do about it? So I stay up to date with injections, but it's not really my world.

How can we boost the natural role of stem cells in the body? What can diminish the role of your stem cells? What can you do about it? So I stay up to date with injections, but it's not really my world.

So these are the areas where I go very deep, like better understanding how the body works naturally.

So these are the areas where I go very deep, like better understanding how the body works naturally.

I mean, it's a, I don't know if I would say linear evolution, but let me share with you one story. So we are in 2007, 2008, and we're at an event. I think it was like a... a conference on diabetes. So a bunch of doctors were there. And at some point, I come across a doctor and he says, are you the guy with this product, like with stem cells? And I said, yeah, yeah.

I mean, it's a, I don't know if I would say linear evolution, but let me share with you one story. So we are in 2007, 2008, and we're at an event. I think it was like a... a conference on diabetes. So a bunch of doctors were there. And at some point, I come across a doctor and he says, are you the guy with this product, like with stem cells? And I said, yeah, yeah.

He says, well, this is bull crap. Stem cells cannot do this and that. And at some point, he talked about the brain. And I said, sure, stem cells can become the brain. And at the time, I was working on my first book, Cracking the Stem Cell Code. And so I was traveling with a lot of the literature printed. And so I said, well, if you want, I can go to my room and I have all that literature.

He says, well, this is bull crap. Stem cells cannot do this and that. And at some point, he talked about the brain. And I said, sure, stem cells can become the brain. And at the time, I was working on my first book, Cracking the Stem Cell Code. And so I was traveling with a lot of the literature printed. And so I said, well, if you want, I can go to my room and I have all that literature.

I can bring and show you the papers. And he says, don't bother, son. Let me tell you something because it looks like nobody has told it to you. He says, you're just an idiot. It was funny because it made me laugh. It did not make me laugh because it was a snapshot of many things in our society. He was an older person, so it was not a snapshot in time.

I can bring and show you the papers. And he says, don't bother, son. Let me tell you something because it looks like nobody has told it to you. He says, you're just an idiot. It was funny because it made me laugh. It did not make me laugh because it was a snapshot of many things in our society. He was an older person, so it was not a snapshot in time.

It was a snapshot of a reality that is still common today. If you go to med school, And there's something that you're not told in med school, which is the apex. I mean, if they don't tell you in med school, then that means it's just like internet Google crap. It's not real. If it's real, then they will tell you in med school. So because they're not told in med school, then it's nonsense.

It was a snapshot of a reality that is still common today. If you go to med school, And there's something that you're not told in med school, which is the apex. I mean, if they don't tell you in med school, then that means it's just like internet Google crap. It's not real. If it's real, then they will tell you in med school. So because they're not told in med school, then it's nonsense.

And then the fact that stem cells were known historically. to only be precursors to blood cells. So until you really look into it, that statement goes against like a strong dogma of what is being taught in college. So they're taught stem cells can only become blood cells. And now this young idiot is telling you that, no, they can become other things in your body.

And then the fact that stem cells were known historically. to only be precursors to blood cells. So until you really look into it, that statement goes against like a strong dogma of what is being taught in college. So they're taught stem cells can only become blood cells. And now this young idiot is telling you that, no, they can become other things in your body.

And not only they can become other things, but of all things, the brain, which is not known to repair. So they can become brain cells. And not only they can become brain cells, But you can actually really improve cases of Parkinson's. I mean, you just go through so many of the dogmas. So that, let's say 15 years ago, was like a wall. Literally like a wall. And then there was a slow opening...

And not only they can become other things, but of all things, the brain, which is not known to repair. So they can become brain cells. And not only they can become brain cells, But you can actually really improve cases of Parkinson's. I mean, you just go through so many of the dogmas. So that, let's say 15 years ago, was like a wall. Literally like a wall. And then there was a slow opening...

And I have seen a huge opening in 2023. And I don't know why. Is it COVID where people now kind of understand that they are responsible for their health? Like the system is not really there for them to an extent. Right.

And I have seen a huge opening in 2023. And I don't know why. Is it COVID where people now kind of understand that they are responsible for their health? Like the system is not really there for them to an extent. Right.

Is it the book by Tony Robbins, Life Force, I think, that has really talked about stem cells and heard for the first time from somebody that a lot of people find credible, basically talking about the positive sides of stem cells? Because before that, from a political standpoint, stem cells were baby parts. For a lot of people, they were baby parts. They've never been baby parts.

Is it the book by Tony Robbins, Life Force, I think, that has really talked about stem cells and heard for the first time from somebody that a lot of people find credible, basically talking about the positive sides of stem cells? Because before that, from a political standpoint, stem cells were baby parts. For a lot of people, they were baby parts. They've never been baby parts.