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Dr. Ralph E. Stephens received his Ph.D. From the University of Tennessee in 1970. He spent over ten additional years in research and training in the fields of Radiation Biology, Molecular Biology and Cell Biology at such institutions as;
– The University of Toronto,
– Fels Research Institute,
– The Wistar Institute,
– The Mayo Clinic,
– and The Ohio State University, where he eventually joined the faculty in the Departments of Radiology and Pathology.
Dr. Stephens ran the Cell Culture Laboratory at OSU for over twenty years. He has investigated cell division and the processes of regulating cell division for over 40 years and concentrated his own cell research on the differences between human aging and cancer.
Dr. Stephens published numerous papers and book chapters before retiring in 2001. He came out of retirement when he was introduced to ASEA Redox, a Cellular Signaling Supplement. This new science of Redox Biochemistry was an extension of what he had studied for over 40 years. He has began to research why these molecules are so effective in human health and wellness, athletic performance, and anti-aging.
Dr. Stephens now spends much of his time investigating this new science and telling others of its role in their lives.
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