While researching Lifeline Skin Care’s products, I also looked into the science supporting them. Lifeline Skin Care products use something I had never heard of before; they use human, non-embryonic stem cells as one of the main ingredients to help tone and reduce the signs of aging.
As a therapist, I not only look for products that work well and that I believe in, but also look at the philosophy of the company. Lifeline Skin Care was a socially conscious company and fit that standard.
The original goal for these researchers was to find a cure for diabetes and Parkinson’s disease. These scientists created the first non-embryonic human stem cells. This discovery made finding cures for Parkinson’s disease and corneal disease more promising. Currently, some of ISCO’s most promising research is in the field of Parkinson’s disease.
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a long-term degenerative disease of the central nervous system. It mainly affects the motor system and its symptoms usually have a slow-onset. In early stages, the disease is characterized by shaking, slow movement, difficulty in walking, and rigidity. In time, thinking and behavioral problems may occur. Advanced stages of the disease bring dementia.
