Quick Explanation of a Stem Cell
A stem cell is a cell found in multi-cellular organisms that are able to renew themselves through cell division. Some stem cells replenish specialized cells, thereby acting as a repair system for the body.
Exogenous Stem Cells v. Endogenous Stem Cells
Exogenous stems cells are those stem cells which are harvested from outside sources. Specifically, exogenous stem cells, such as those associated with the destruction and/or therapeutic cloning of a human embryo, fuel a political debate about their production and use.
On the other hand, Amatokin activates stem cell reservoirs which are already inherent in the human body. Amatokin is often mistaken for a controversial technique simply because it is associated with "stem cells." However, Amatokin simply provides the proper environment for the body's natural stem cell reservoirs, which are responsible for rejuvenating the skin. This in turn reduces common aging effects of the skin such as wrinkles, laugh lines, etc.