Summary of 5 Amazing Fruits That Can Regrow Stem Cells & Help Repair The Body | Dr. William Li

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Fruits and Their Benefits

  1. Black Raspberries:
    • Contain anthocyanins, ellagic acid, and other bioactives.
    • Research shows a 30% increase in Stem Cells in the blood after consuming black raspberry powder for 12 weeks.
    • Improve blood vessel resilience.
  2. Blueberries:
    • Also rich in anthocyanins.
    • A study found a 40% increase in muscle Stem Cells in younger women consuming freeze-dried Blueberries daily for six weeks.
  3. Strawberries:
    • Contain ellagic acid, which stimulates neural Stem Cells.
    • Research indicates that it can help protect the brain after injury.
  4. Mangoes:
    • Source of mangiferin, which protects Stem Cells from damage due to high sugar, salt, cigarette smoke, and alcohol.
    • High in dietary fiber, beneficial for gut health.
  5. Prunes:
    • Dried plums rich in chlorogenic acid and orsolic acid.
    • Promote gut health and regenerate blood vessels.

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This video highlights the potential of everyday fruits to enhance our body's natural regenerative capabilities through the activation of Stem Cells, offering a compelling argument for incorporating these foods into our diets for better health.

Notable Quotes

03:00 — « Our body conducts regenerative healing from the inside out all the time, not even see the injury. »
06:28 — « Think about a highway that normally is smooth; there's a pothole that opens up, and then the road crews come out to replace it. »
09:39 — « Foods as medicine can actually activate your body's regenerative stem cell health defense system to be able to heal you more from the inside out. »
19:20 — « Can you imagine like one day you can actually figure out how to turn that into a treatment? »
27:00 — « Feeding the gut microbiome the fiber makes the gut microbiome healthy and happy, and they pay us back when they're well fed. »

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