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Topic Stem cells 'reset' immune system in MS patients: study Go to previous topic Go to next topic Go to higher level

By lurkingforacure On 2009.01.29 20:05
Go go go adult stem cells...and this trial was done in the US....

Adult stem cells, from the patient's bone marrow:

"Stem cells transplanted into early-phase multiple sclerosis patients stabilised, and in some cases reversed, the debilitating neurological disorder, according to a study published Friday. ..."

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...show_article=1

By dkleinert On 2009.02.12 00:39
You know about the x-cell center in Cologne Germany doing Adult Stem Cell treatment? The cost is $11K for the first treatment. We are saving our money. We are hoping that adult stem cell treatment will be here soon. In Waco, Texas there is a new center for Adult Stem Cell treatment. Their first trials are with people with Diabetes. I wrote to the Director of the program, and he does not have funding for the next 5 years for PD, but he encouraged me that it is coming.....we all need to keep watch - it is coming. It is probably the answer. They have had great success in Europe.


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