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Stem Cells As a Possible Cure Or Treatment For Alzheimers Posted: 08-21-06 16:42pm
This is usually a subject of controversy
but seldom is it refrenced to personal
experience. My friend nick delgado, who
has been a fitness researcher here in
southern california for over 25 years
now... Has worked with several
companies to find a way to use the
miraculous power of stem cells, without
using a moraly unsound source.
Eventually, and recently he developed a
way to extract stem cells from umbilical
cords. These tend to be better than the
previous way to gather them (which was
fairly disgusting and involved fetuses)
and also these stem cells are better
because they do not contain the dna
codings that those which were of the fetus
origin had.
This is truly the best treatment I have
ever personally witnessed. Restoring
everything from skin elasticity (removing
wrinkles) to muscle density, bone mass,
eyesight, heart problems, nervous system
damage, brain damage... Anything
physical. Ofcourse due to the nature of
stem cells themselves, its relative to
each individual... However I have never
seen anyone who did not have excellent
results from umbilical cord stem cells and
I have been studying this for 2 years.
If you want to get serious about finding
help with this kind of alternative
treatment, email me..And ill answer
anyquestions you may have.
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robbyfields
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Joined: 01 Feb 2007 Posts: 7 Location: Montreal
Re: Stem Cells As a Possible Cure Or Treatment For Alzheimer Posted: 02-01-07 07:45am
jordan111
wrote:
this is usually a subject of
controversy but seldom is it refrenced to
personal experience. My friend nick
delgado, who has been a fitness researcher
here in southern california for over 25
years
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stem cells have huge obsticles to
overcome, let alone the contreversy its
currently going through. Big pharmas are
spending huge resources in r&d to
developign treatments. By 2015 there
will be definately advances in this
field.
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jsc
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Joined: 28 Aug 2008 Posts: 3
Stem Cells Posted: 08-28-08 08:46am
Hi,
I see this post was put on a long time ago
so not sure if you are still around but
thought I would reply anyway.
We (my boyfriend and I) had our son's
umbilical cord blood stored when he was
born in 2006 in the hope that one day
these can be used for treatment for
dementia.
My boyfriend is 37 and has a history of
early onset dementia - his dad, his
grandad, his auntie and his cousin all
developed pre senile dementia in their
late 30's and had all passed away by the
time they were 42 yrs old.
My boyfriend is very forgetful and
misplaces a lot of things. We are hoping
this is normal but its always on our minds
that he too may be developing early signs
of dementia.
He is thinking of having the test done to
see if he has this faulty gene but he is
not sure what to do for the best.
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Posted: 09-01-08 03:32am
I'm sorry to hear about the possibility of
early onset dementia. My grandmother
experienced Alzheimers 2 years before she
passed. It was very sad. So I can
understand your concern.
Have you sought advice from a geriologist
or psychologist for the support that you
many need to provide as a caregiver? What
kind of tests is he taking?
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jsc
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Joined: 28 Aug 2008 Posts: 3
Posted: 09-01-08 04:48am
Thanks to you all for your replys.
I think in the future stem cell treatmet
will definately have advanced and may be
able to help. We have our son's umbilical
cord blood stored for the stem cells and
these are in storage for the next 25
years. Although unfortunately this may
all be too late for him.
I think there is a genetic test that can
be done to see if he has the faulty pre
senil 1 gene as this is the gene thats
past down through generations with pre
senile dementia. He hasn't been to the
doctors yet but he seems sure he wants to
know, this way there may be medicine that
can prolong and help him.
I haven't looked into what support we will
get, or how we would be able to manage
financially.
