Fat Stem Cell Therapy Publication
Fat Stem Cell Therapy Publication
Last Updated on Wednesday, 7 December 2011 10:29 Written by Administrator Wednesday, 7 December 2011 10:29
see www.stemnow.com link to publication is www.translational-medicine.com
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what if someone doesnt have fat?
Where is your video testimonies?? We need to hear peoples stories without exageration of the effectiveness. How is your treatment different that doing adult stem cell? How different in its effectiveness????
Admire your work. Thankyou for explaining the role of autologous adipose derived SVF cells. Could you comment on the utilization of allogenic CD34+ and MSC cells – would like to understand the rationale for the combined approach. Additionally, could cord blood stored from a child be used in place of a unknown donor.
You are correct, theoretically several other autoimmune conditions could benefit. Rheumatoid arthritis is one that immediately comes to mind. Thanks for watching the video !!!
Would you expect that this therapy may have clinical benefit for other if not all autoimmune conditions ?
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is this the boxer? I googled Manny Pacquiao and Phillipines and thats what if found
i know that there was some other work being performed in the Phillipines in the area of fat stem cells..
thanks for the contact…that is very nice of u
bone marrow stem cells have effects in kidney, we have a video on animal studies showing this and mechanistically how it works…
search for the words kidney and stem cell therapy on youtube
you must contact manny pacquiao he starting medical tourism in the Philippines, i think stem cells will interest him, the quy is liquid and can fund this research
will this work in repairing kidneys??
Great job Tom! Wish we had more scientists in the US like you.
I just want to know, how many other scientists publish papers like this and also talk about them on youtube? not too damn many thats for sure.
Great job Tommy
Thank you so much for this video. This is exactly what Dr. Lara had explained to me during my successful treatment last November. Love your information.
go Tom !!! nice press you got on this
patient’s own cells, it should be relatively easy to perform larger scale clinical trials.
This procedure could help a lot ofmultiple sclerosis patients for a low cost
improvement in three patients with multiple sclerosis by immune modulation is a great finding. What I like about the paper is that it is very cautious and puts the idea out there without making crazy claims. There is somethign to be set for brave clinicians who not only help patients but also are competent enough to write out scientific hypothesizes and back them with clinical cases
I think that based on the existing animal data that you put together, and the fact that it is the patient’s
Fat stem cells being used for multiple sclerosis is similar to what people are doing with bone marrow. But what is more painful bone marrow or liposuction?
great paper..its procedures like this that will be very helpful in advancing the cure for MS. makes sense that fat would do this, and explained so nicely, congratulations