Christian Drapeau

This was politics. So now something has changed. And in 2023, the message that I have, I have three millionaire miles just talking worldwide about this topic for, what, 24 years. And for 21 years of these years, The response was just like, I'm not saying I'm talking like it's like a wall, but I mean, it's really an uphill battle.

This was politics. So now something has changed. And in 2023, the message that I have, I have three millionaire miles just talking worldwide about this topic for, what, 24 years. And for 21 years of these years, The response was just like, I'm not saying I'm talking like it's like a wall, but I mean, it's really an uphill battle.

And in 2023, suddenly the public is really receiving that information very differently. So I go now and I speak with a room full of doctors. And at the end, half the room wants to start to try the product, wants to put this old knowledge to the test because they understand it, they accept it. So something has changed.

And in 2023, suddenly the public is really receiving that information very differently. So I go now and I speak with a room full of doctors. And at the end, half the room wants to start to try the product, wants to put this old knowledge to the test because they understand it, they accept it. So something has changed.

So right now, the environment is very, very different from what it was years past.

So right now, the environment is very, very different from what it was years past.

Yeah. In the middle of all of this, I think stem cells is definitely, if not the greatest, definitely one of the greatest discoveries in the history of medicine. I put it online with like the discovery of antibiotics that have completely changed, you know, I mean,

Yeah. In the middle of all of this, I think stem cells is definitely, if not the greatest, definitely one of the greatest discoveries in the history of medicine. I put it online with like the discovery of antibiotics that have completely changed, you know, I mean,

the, of the deaths that we have a hundred years ago was people dying of tuberculosis, cholera, you know, pneumonia, all kinds of things that can be taken care of very quickly with antibiotics.

the, of the deaths that we have a hundred years ago was people dying of tuberculosis, cholera, you know, pneumonia, all kinds of things that can be taken care of very quickly with antibiotics.

It has changed the course of, of history. And I think stem cells are the same. Uh, One of the reasons why it's making all of these discoveries, the establishment of everything, the knowledge of stem cells, and this to really penetrate the society as antibiotics did, it's just because of its very nature. Antibiotics were embraced. They came from pharma. It was embraced. Everybody knew about it.

It has changed the course of, of history. And I think stem cells are the same. Uh, One of the reasons why it's making all of these discoveries, the establishment of everything, the knowledge of stem cells, and this to really penetrate the society as antibiotics did, it's just because of its very nature. Antibiotics were embraced. They came from pharma. It was embraced. Everybody knew about it.

It was used everywhere. Stem cells are different. And I don't want to go too deep into this, but it's super important for people to understand. If you look at medicine today and what is done normally, think of any disease, heart disease, diabetes, like the top 10. Think about the top 10. The treatment for these top 10 are never a cure.

It was used everywhere. Stem cells are different. And I don't want to go too deep into this, but it's super important for people to understand. If you look at medicine today and what is done normally, think of any disease, heart disease, diabetes, like the top 10. Think about the top 10. The treatment for these top 10 are never a cure.

It's always a drug that you take every day for the rest of your life and we increase your quality of life. We make you live 10 years longer than the one who doesn't take the drug. You should be happy. And that's really what it is. It is an amazing business model. I have something that I'm the only one who can sell it to you. And you need it every day for the rest of your life.

It's always a drug that you take every day for the rest of your life and we increase your quality of life. We make you live 10 years longer than the one who doesn't take the drug. You should be happy. And that's really what it is. It is an amazing business model. I have something that I'm the only one who can sell it to you. And you need it every day for the rest of your life.

And it's paid by the government or the insurance. I mean, it's an unbelievable business model. In this business model comes the mega disruptor of all disruptors. Something that can cure you.

And it's paid by the government or the insurance. I mean, it's an unbelievable business model. In this business model comes the mega disruptor of all disruptors. Something that can cure you.

I can repair, not I. Stem cells can repair this pancreas, can repair that heart, can repair the lung, can repair the brain, can repair the part of your body that right now you're just compensating for with drugs. It changes everything. It is such a massive disruptor that the system is like saying no to it.

I can repair, not I. Stem cells can repair this pancreas, can repair that heart, can repair the lung, can repair the brain, can repair the part of your body that right now you're just compensating for with drugs. It changes everything. It is such a massive disruptor that the system is like saying no to it.