Since 2002, ESC therapy has treated over 10000 patients with degenerative diseases, injury and cancer, now it has move on to help people to delay ageing as disease usually comes from weaken and aged cells.
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Embryonic stem cell therapy in China (www.esctherapy.com)
Over the decades, multiple procedures have been developed to achieve a more youthful and vibrant look such as using fillers to smooth out the deep wrinkles and lines on the face.
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Dr. Chein discusses Autologous Stem Cell Therapy - Palm Springs
(Part 5 of 8) Martin Marsala MD spoke at the "Spotlight on Disease Team Awards: ALS," an educational event presented at the CIRM Governing Board meeting on June 23, 2010.
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Lou Gehrig's Disease: Stem Cell Therapy Pre-Clinical Studies
Stem Cell Therapy for Cerebral Palsy done at Neurogen Brain and Spine Institute Pvt. Ltd. India.
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Post Stem Cell Therapy Video for Cerebral Palsy
In 1989 when scientists discovered the defective gene that causes cystic fibrosis, a serious hereditary disorder that primarily strikes children of European descent, it seemed as though a long-hoped-for cure might soon follow. After all, tests in many laboratories showed that providing normal copies of the gene should enable patients to make healthy copies of the protein specified by the gene. If successful, that feat would go a long way toward restoring health in the tens of thousands of people around the world who suffered from cystic fibrosis and typically died in their late 20s. (Half of all patients now live to their late 30s or beyond.) The question was whether researchers would be able to reliably insert the correct gene into the proper tissues in patients’ bodies to rid them of the illness forever.
That task proved harder than anyone had believed. Although scientists successfully engineered viruses to ferry copies of the correct gene into patients’ cells, the viruses did not do the job well. By the late 1990s additional unexpected complications made it increasingly obvious that another approach to addressing the fundamental problem in cystic fibrosis would need to be found.
Click here to listen to the entire interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUyFYSGhNjc&feature=share
In 1989 when scientists discovered the defective gene that causes cystic fibrosis, a serious hereditary disorder that primarily strikes children of European descent, it seemed as though a long-hoped-for cure might soon follow. After all, tests in many laboratories showed that providing normal copies of the gene should enable patients to make healthy copies of the protein specified by the gene. If successful, that feat would go a long way toward restoring health in the tens of thousands of people around the world who suffered from cystic fibrosis and typically died in their late 20s. (Half of all patients now live to their late 30s or beyond.) The question was whether researchers would be able to reliably insert the correct gene into the proper tissues in patients’ bodies to rid them of the illness forever.
That task proved harder than anyone had believed. Although scientists successfully engineered viruses to ferry copies of the correct gene into patients’ cells, the viruses did not do the job well. By the late 1990s additional unexpected complications made it increasingly obvious that another approach to addressing the fundamental problem in cystic fibrosis would need to be found.
Click here to listen to the entire interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUyFYSGhNjc&feature=share
Holly is now able to crawl and sit up on her own just 7 weeks after her second treatment for cerebral palsy at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama.
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Stem Cell Therapy for Cerebral Palsy - Holly Catalano
(HealthDay News) -- Certain vitamin deficiencies may lead to decreased lung function in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD), which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis, says a new study.
For the study, 20 COPD patients (13 women, seven men) completed a questionnaire to assess their dietary intake of vitamins A, C, D, E and selenium, all of which contain cell-protecting antioxidants. A diet low in antioxidants -- as compared to national dietary intake requirements -- was common among the patients.
The percentages of deficiencies were: 25 percent (selenium), 45 percent (vitamin C), 90 percent (vitamin E), 55 percent (vitamin A), and 70 percent (vitamin D).
The researchers then measured the maximum amount of air the patients could exhale with force. All the patients with a selenium-deficient diet had decreased lung function. Among patients deficient in vitamins C, A, and D, only men had decreased lung function. Read more...
Ayurtox for Body Detoxification
(HealthDay News) -- Certain vitamin deficiencies may lead to decreased lung function in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD), which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis, says a new study.
For the study, 20 COPD patients (13 women, seven men) completed a questionnaire to assess their dietary intake of vitamins A, C, D, E and selenium, all of which contain cell-protecting antioxidants. A diet low in antioxidants -- as compared to national dietary intake requirements -- was common among the patients.
The percentages of deficiencies were: 25 percent (selenium), 45 percent (vitamin C), 90 percent (vitamin E), 55 percent (vitamin A), and 70 percent (vitamin D).
The researchers then measured the maximum amount of air the patients could exhale with force. All the patients with a selenium-deficient diet had decreased lung function. Among patients deficient in vitamins C, A, and D, only men had decreased lung function. Read more...
Ayurtox for Body Detoxification
Hillcrest Animal Hospital, Bartlett, TN.....now doing in house stem cell therapy to relieve clinical signs of arthritis in dogs To learn more about stem cell therapy and how its helping animals across the United States, visit http://www.medivet-america.com
Helen shares her experiences with Dr. Matos and the Jacksonville Anti-Aging Institute. Helen suffered from severe leg and knee pain, had problems walking, and was unable to bend her knees up to her chest.
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Stem Cell Therapy - Knee Surgery Alternative
In this video I will lay out my thinking as to why stem cell therapy is the next boom; it will in fact, change the world. What do you think?
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The New World of Medicine: Stem Cell Therapy
Current treatments with Adipose-, Bone Marrow- and Cord Blood-derived stem cells. Autism, Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal Cord Injury, Heart Failure, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis treatments are outlined. Dr.
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Adult Stem Cell Therapy Clinical Advances - Dr. Jorge Paz in San Diego, CA March 2011
