Stem Cell Therapies Lecture by Dr. David A. Steenblock Pt 1

[reforest4fertility]

What I'm referring to is i dont believe you gotta keep going back for transplants to increase growth factor, to increase success of stem cell repair. Yes this is true for the patient who will not change his or her ways, making positive lifestyle changes. I know it's tuff changing a lifetime of 'business as usual', but from my readings it very much seems that if you take & receive good rounded care, this frees up body's energies to take care of specifics -- i.e. diet, hydration, sleep, exercise

[reforest4fertility]

A few commenters here are trying to smear this Dr cuz pharma-controlled mainscream medicine wants people to either fall to knife of a surgeon or be drowned in motor oil (yup, pharm meds are but analogs of active ingredients from herbs synthesized from petro-chemicals).

While I have to laud this doc for the good work he is doing, it so very much seems he's compromised by the pressures of big med biz to shut him down if he doesn't quack like a duck while still doing some good work

[christinajohns]

Dr. Steenblock is an excellent orator.  He always has the most thorough research to back his statements up.

[SBINFO2]

Steenblock was not "convicted of malpractice." He was disciplined three times by his state osteopathic licensing board and is now on five years' probation.

[SGCLP]

Google this gentleman. It seems he has been convicted of malpractice in California.

[cellmedicine]

stem cell chemoattraction by hypoxic tissue is a fundamental point that people often forget about...how important is the acidosis in the hypoxic stimulation of SDF-1?