Stem Cell treatment - overview of procedure

This animation describes how stem cells from the patient's abdominal fat are used to treat various diseases, such as MS, ALS, Stroke, Diabetes, Lung Disease, Heart Disease, Othropedic, etc.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Adult Stem Cells
• Fat Stem Cells
• Therapy
• Treatment
• Animation
• MS
• ALS
• Stroke
• Diabetes
• Lung Disease
• Heart Disease
• Othropedic
• Anti-Aging
• Thailand
• Bangkok
• Asia
• Mesenchymal Stem Cells

[VideoGameCoupons]

ah, nice procedure

[answerOfstupids]

question, i dont think body has any method of delivering those stems cells where they are needed. Its not like these were white cells, so just inserting them in blood anywhere, how would that ensure that even 1 percent would reach where needed and not scatter around, also what effect stem cells have where they are not needed for now, ie brain. Shouldnt they be delivered using other straight forward and precise methods. Also i heard that stem cells form fat arent that good.

[tvbNEWSreporter]

I don't think it won't work, but for the human size ORGAN to work (how fast the development need to be), they should implant those organ into WHALE first, then the science world got the capability to manufacture organs and related mico-cell chemistry

[sophie444ilun]

@catcando75 also, Dr Burt in Northwestern is doing amazing work with stem cells released from the bone marrow to 'reboot' the immune system without the MS 'file' - he is treating all kinds of autoimmune illnesses (i personally know a number of them who consider themselves cured)-- but this is a far cry from this quack who claims to treat everything by extracting fat cells ... ridiculous. sounds great though - i just hate that this nice video can fool suffering patients with false hope.

[sophie444ilun]

DO NOT DO THIS ! IT DOES NOT WORK AND THEY KNOW IT DOESN'T ! THEY'RE JUST STEALING YOUR MONEY.

[catcando75]

Reintroducing the stem cells via lumbar puncture has shown promising results @ a clinic in Germany for M.S. patients (they use stem cells from bone marrow). Not sure how introducing them intravenously would hit the intended target. Being a medical professional, I would have to agree with nmaxcom on that point. The video re: centrifuging & activation was interesting though.

[nmaxcom]

Stem cells don't know where to go magically, that's a myth. Show me one revised scientific paper that proves that intravenously injected stem cells get into the spinal cord or anywhere else and fix anything.

THIS IS AN UNPROVEN THERAPY. DANGEROUS, EXPENSIVE AND NOT WORKING.

[LowelAntiAging]

-Showing how to extract stem cell from fat tissues,through centrifuging.

-Then, activation of such stem cell by use of activating solution.

-Only then transfer back into body.

A superb video.

[willykid83]

wow thank you, very understood.

[njswimmer06]

Callieland- your comment is scaring me. I have a family member considering treatment from Dr Morales. What was your experience?