Joy Kong, MD explains that humans start as a single stem cell after fertilization. Stem cells contain an intrinsic intelligence and blueprint that directs healing, acting like a smart pharmacy that produces signals your body recognizes to repair itself.
So what are stem cells exactly? Why does it sound so mysterious when actually you and I and everybody started out as a stem cell? After the spark between a sperm and egg, that's when the first stem cell is formed. Just imagine what kind of intelligence is packed into that cell. What makes them special, the blueprint that is contained in those cells, that has ability to give you signals where the healing can take place and why. Stem cells? Like what is the hype one? It actually works. I think of them as smart pharmacy because it has the DNA, which is the most energy dense substance in the universe, and that will manifest into different molecules that your body can recognize to heal. The first time in human history we're using intelligence to heal.
