What would you do if your precious cells mutated in the future? What if your offspring can no longer find your healthy cells?

A woman's monthly miracle is the natural flow of menstrual blood during each menstrual cycle. Menstrual cells are derived from the female endometrium, or the lining of the uterus, which is derived from the female menstrual cycle. It contains a large number of stem cells. Menstrual blood cells have many properties and characteristics that resemble both bone marrow and embryonic stem cells. They proliferate rapidly and can differentiate into many other types of stem cells such as nerves, heart, bones, fats, cartilage and possibly others. It demonstrates great promise for future use in clinical regenerative medicine therapies.

Armadyne Cell Bank recommends storing menstrual blood for future cell (gene or DNA) mutations.