Why Integrative Medicine and Stem Cell Treatment Dr. Michael Belich of Integrative Medical Clinics talks about Integrative Medicine and Stem Cell Treatment. For more detailed information go to http://www.in... By: Integrative Medical Clinics … Continue reading →

22 days after second stem cell treatment - 16 april 2014 My name is Carole St-Laurent, I live in Rimouski, Quebec, Canada, I have a muscular Dystrophy(spinal muscular atrophy type 2-3) since birth, I'm now 43 years... By: Kina Diamond … Continue reading →

Stem Cell Treatment In Panama Day 2 Today my wife received her 2nd IV injection of 20 million units of Umbilical Stem Cells. She also had 3 million units injected into both left and right sides... By: Stem Cell Patient … Continue reading →

A breakthrough in human stem cell research could lead to the treatment of countless diseases, invaluable scientific research and yes, human cloning. According to a study in the journalCell Stem Cell, scientists have synthesized human embryonic stem cells from the cells of adults, creating two different lines from the skin of two donors. >> Read more trending stories Using the nuclear transfermethod,scientists took DNA out of egg cells and replaced it with the donor DNA. The cells were basically reprogrammed, butof the 77 samplesonly two fully developed into cloned stem cells. Lead researcher Robert Lanza says the 5 percent success rate isn't surprising."Reprogramming is more difficult for adult cells than for fetal [and] infant cells, presumably at least in part because their epigenetic landscape from the pluripotent state,"meaning the cells generally dont' have the right enzymes for change anymore. The researchers reportedly tweaked a method made famous by the cloning of the sheep Dolly in 1996 and improved by scientists at Oregon Health & Science University just last year. The nuclear transfermethod is the third discovered way to harvest or create stem cells. In the past, scientists have extracted cells from leftover embryos after in vitro fertilizations,a controversial practice. And … Continue reading →