Release.
Circulate.
Migrate.

Three plant-based formulas, one for each step your own stem cells take: out of the bone marrow, through the bloodstream, and on to the tissues.†

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At 80, about one in two million.

Researchers estimate how many mesenchymal stem cells sit in your bone marrow. The count falls with every decade.

1 in 10,000 at birth

Each lit dot is one stem cell per million marrow cells. Estimates from Caplan AI, J Cell Physiol 2007;213(2):341–347.

Stemtech's formulas are made to support the stem cells you have.†

R

Release

Stemrelease3 bottle

Stemrelease3™ $79.99

Supports the release of your body's own stem cells from the bone marrow into circulation, and supports telomere health.†

Inside: Undaria pinnatifida (fucoidan), Aloe macroclada, Astragalus, Cordyceps, turmeric. Stemtech holds patents, issued and pending, on fucoidan for this use.

C

Circulate

StemFlo bottle

StemFlo® $79.99

Supports healthy blood flow and the circulation of your stem cells.†

Inside: trans-resveratrol, muscadine grape skin and seed, blueberry, turmeric.

M

Migrate

Migrastem bottle

Migrastem® $79.99

Supports stem cell migration, plus your body's antioxidant and detox functions.†

Inside: goji, reishi, maca, bladderwrack, vitamins C and D.

There are no stem cells in the bottle.

Stemtech's own words: the formulas “provide the necessary fuel to maximize the performance of your own adult stem cells.”†

Inside Stemrelease3: plant and seaweed extracts, and nothing taken from a person.
QuestionStem cell therapyStemrelease3™
WhereA clinicYour kitchen
WhatA medical procedurePlant-based capsules
Works withCells collected and given backThe stem cells already in your body
How oftenScheduled appointmentsEvery day

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Stemrelease3™

Release. Supports the release of your own stem cells from the bone marrow, and supports telomere health.†

Inside: fucoidan from Undaria pinnatifida, Aloe macroclada, Astragalus, Cordyceps, turmeric.

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StemFlo®

Circulate. Supports healthy blood flow and the circulation of your stem cells.†

Inside: trans-resveratrol, muscadine grape skin and seed, blueberry, turmeric. Non-GMO and gluten-free, with no fillers or sugar.

$79.99

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Migrastem®

Migrate. Supports stem cell migration, plus your body's antioxidant and detox functions.†

Inside: goji, reishi, maca, bladderwrack, vitamins C and D.

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CELLECT ONE® Night Cream

A peptide night cream with a plant-based stem cell blend.

Inside: peptides and QXP™, a patented ingredient from red oak.

$107.99

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StemPets™

For dogs and cats. Supports joints and mobility, digestion and a healthy coat.†

Inside: a mushroom blend, sea buckthorn, anacardium bark, and cardol and cardanol from cashew nutshells.

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All-natural toothpaste with fourteen non-GMO ingredients, including CoQ10.

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Twelve days of seaweed.

In 2007, researchers at the University of Tasmania gave volunteers 3 g a day of fucoidan from Undaria pinnatifida, the seaweed in Stemrelease3. Then they counted the stem cells in their blood.

45% on day 0

Lit dots show the share of circulating CD34+ stem cells carrying CXCR4, the receptor that steers stem cell traffic. Among the 25 volunteers on the stronger extract it went from 45% to 90% in twelve days. The trial tested a fucoidan extract, not Stemrelease3 itself. Irhimeh MR et al., Experimental Hematology 2007;35:989–994. Read the paper

More of the research Stemtech cites

AstragalusTelomeres shortened more slowly in lab-grown cellsDNA Cell Biol, 2010

Two compounds from Astragalus root were added to human lung cells grown in a dish. Telomeres, the protective caps on chromosomes, lost less length each time the cells divided.

Base pairs of telomere DNA lost per cell division. A lab study in cells, not people. Wang P et al., DNA Cell Biol 2010;29(1):33–39. Read the paper

TurmericCurcuminoids raised telomerase activity in a test tubeBioorg Med Chem Lett, 2014

Chemists made new versions of curcuminoids, the compounds in turmeric, and tested them on telomerase, the enzyme that rebuilds telomeres. Several raised its activity in an in vitro assay, the first time curcuminoids had been shown to do this.

A test-tube study of modified compounds. Taka T et al., Bioorg Med Chem Lett 2014;24(22):5242–5246. Read the paper

CordycepsA review of a fungus used in China for centuriesJ Altern Complement Med, 1998

A review of the chemistry, lab work and clinical trials on Cordyceps sinensis, valued in China as a tonic food. The trials it covers include more than 2,000 patients.

Zhu JS, Halpern GM, Jones K. J Altern Complement Med 1998;4(3):289–303. Read the paper

CirculationCounting bone marrow cells in the blood of 519 peopleN Engl J Med, 2005

Cardiologists counted endothelial progenitor cells, made in the bone marrow, in the blood of 519 people with coronary artery disease and followed them for a year. People with higher counts had fewer major cardiovascular events.

This study measured cells. It did not test any supplement. Werner N et al., N Engl J Med 2005;353:999–1007. Read the paper

Background reading: Adult stem cells: hopes and hypes of regenerative medicine, The mechanism of stem cell aging, and the rest of the list on Stemtech's science page.

Or watch it explained.

Four short talks from John W. Meyer, Stemtech's President and COO.

From a schoolteacher's algae to fifty countries.

  1. 1970s

    A schoolteacher tries algae

    Worried about his students' focus and energy, a teacher started experimenting with a nutrient-dense freshwater algae.

  2. 1980s

    Word gets around

    Reports from people eating the algae helped sales grow, though nobody yet knew why it worked.

  3. 2000s

    150 experiments

    Scientists asked whether the algae helped the body release its own stem cells. More than 150 experiments later, they isolated the components responsible.

  4. 2005

    Stemtech begins

    One supplement that supported the body's own stem cells, and a company built around it.

  5. 2007

    A published clinical study

    A study in Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine helped put the company on the map.

  6. 2008

    Six continents

    Offices open in more than a dozen countries.

  7. 2009

    Rising Star finalist

    One of three finalists for the US Direct Selling Association's Rising Star award.

  8. 2010

    Inc. 5000, No. 1,484

    Named to Inc.'s list of the fastest-growing private companies in America.

  9. 2011

    SE2 and the first skincare

    A longer-lasting stem cell formula and the DermaStem® serum. Stemtech is now in over 20 countries.

  10. 2013

    Stem Cells for All

    A global education campaign launches on March 1. In June, Dr. Allan Somersall publishes The Amazing Power of Stem Cell Nutrition.

  11. 2014

    Three headquarters

    World headquarters move to Pembroke Pines, Florida, with new hubs in Strasbourg, France and Jalisco, Mexico. Over 30 countries.

  12. 2015

    Eleven new markets

    The se3 formula launches and eleven markets open, for 45 countries in all.

  13. 2016

    Over 50 countries

    The global family passes fifty countries.

  14. 2017

    The RCM System

    Stemrelease3 and Migrastem launch, and RCM becomes the standard. A Scientific Advisory Board forms under Dr. Mira Gadzala.

  15. 2018

    A stronger board

    A former president of GNC Nutrition joins the Board of Directors.

  16. 2019

    New owners

    A new ownership group buys Stemtech and appoints John W. Meyer President and COO.

  17. 2020

    New leadership

    Charles S. Arnold becomes CEO, and John W. Meyer Chairman of the Board.

  18. 2021

    Public, and a toothpaste

    Stemtech becomes a publicly traded company and launches OraStem® oral care.

  19. 2022

    CELLECT ONE

    The Rapid Renew Night Cream launches, along with the AdvanceOffice mobile app.

  20. 2023

    Most trusted

    Voted one of the Top 25 Most Trusted Direct Sales Companies in a global poll.

  21. 2024

    Viago, Africa, StemPets

    A licence to expand into Africa, a merger with Viago, a new brand led by Darryl V. Green, and StemPets™ for dogs and cats.

  22. 2025

    Twenty years

    The “Well-Aging” video series, and a research partnership with a clinical physician on RCM.

  23. 2026

    Open to everyone

    Stemtech BioSciences opens its retail store, so anyone can order without a distributor.

The RCM System: Stemrelease3, StemFlo and Migrastem

Start where your stem cells start.

Release first, then circulate, then migrate. One box covers all three.†

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