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After stem cell therapy:
- Regained
vision- vision became clearer, can read again
- EMG
showed improved scores in her upper and lower limbs- her arms and legs
- Feels
Happier Due to her physical changes
- Independent
again- doesn't need help getting around
From the stem cell news story:
Prior to stem cell
treatment, Park suffered from Optic Neuritis -- a common symptom of MS. Some
of the symptoms of Optic Neuritis include double vision, vision loss, and
uncontrollable rapid eye movements. She was not able to recognize any writing
due to her vision loss. After six months of receiving stem cell therapy, Park
experienced phenomenal changes. Her vision improved drastically -- she was
able to read. Furthermore, it also became possible for her to move her legs
using her own muscular strength.
"My legs felt
like hollow logs. They were so numb and stiff. However, after receiving stem
cell treatment, I can actually feel my legs. I can also tell the difference
in cold and warm temperatures. Stem cell therapy brought incredible changes
to my physical condition," stated Kang Sook Park.
Park also added, "Receiving
stem cell turned my life around. I feel like I am reborn. The fact that I am
in this condition brings me new joy. I love the fact that I no longer need
anyone's help to get from place to place. I would like to share my experience
to others who may have this rare disease. I want to let others know that they
can find hope through stem cell treatment, just the way I did."
Park's doctor reported
EMG findings before and after the stem cell treatment. "Patients who
have an uncommon disease such as MS rarely show improvement or are completely
cured. EMG results showed that Park's movement increased both in upper and
lower limbs. Reduction in latency suggests that demyelination was also
improved. It is extremely difficult for MS patients to use their own strength
to even make small movements in the arms or legs. These changes in Park were
possible through stem cell therapy."

“Australian
physicians used a new stem cell therapy to essentially "reset" the
immune system of a patient with multiple sclerosis, allowing him to walk
again. In the procedure, physicians first removed the stem cells from the
patient's bone marrow and then eradicated his immune cells with chemicals.
The stem cells were then planted back in the body, restoring a healthy immune
system. And the physicians involved say it appears to have worked a cure.”
An
Australian man who was confined to a wheelchair by multiple sclerosis has
made a remarkable recovery after receiving a groundbreaking stem cell
treatment.
In results reported in
the Lancet, some patients in the trial were left free from seizures and
better able to walk after the treatment. [1]
New Kids on the Stem
Cell Block
This is another great stem cell success story from an
adult stem cell company with offices in Asia and the USA; though I believe
the stem cell treatments always take place in Asia. Last month, we
reported that they used their stem cell research to help Chloe Sohl, a young
American who was suffering from hearing
loss. Chloe was treated with her own adult stem cells.
And before that, they also helped John
Cullison with his arthritis. This new player in the stem cell
treatment business seems to be doing all the right things-- helping people
improve the quality of their lives.
Not Available in the
United States
We have covered dozens of MS patients who have
improved following stem cell treatment for their multiple sclerosis.
Unfortunately, all of them have had to leave the United States to do
so. The United States offers MS patients expensive drugs that don't
work. The reason these MS patients go to Costa Rica, China, Germany,
Israel and other countries for adult stem cell treatment is the United States
has nothing to help and nothing to offer them. Why can't we offer these
patients a (stem cell) treatment with zero side effects and a good chance of
helping them improve their lives? Only the faceless beaurocrats at the FDA and close
minded doctors who refuse to see the growing evidence that adult stem cells
are a valid treatment can answer that question.
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a candidate for stem cell treatment for Multiple Sclerosis, click here
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NORMAND
HOULE’s EXPERIENCE
Normand
received Repair Stem Cell treatment for Multiple Sclerosis from an RSCI
approved doctor who is also the Deputy Chairman of our Science Advisory
Board. Here is Normand’s experience unedited:
“It
was a great experience. There were 4 people from the clinic in Israel, 2 people
from the lab, 1 nurse and the CFO. It was great to have them, very reassuring
for me especially the nurse. Everything went well except for the terrible
headache but I think it’s normal. I spend 4 days at the hospital. They did
the spinal tap and they inject me 3ml of liquid that contains approximately
16 million cells.
The
people at the hospital were great and good treatment except for the food in
the hospital but I think it’s normal we have the same problem elsewhere. I
never felt that I was a medical tourist for them. Now I’m waiting for the
improvement.”

Hodgkin's
lymphoma cancer cells begin in a lymph node—often in the neck—then progress
to other nodes.
SURGERY VS. HODGKINS LYMPHOMA… HODGKINS
LYMPHOMA IS THE VICTOR!
CHEMOTHERAPY VS. HODGKINS LYMPHOMA… HODGKINS
LYMPHOMA IS THE VICTOR!
RADIATION VS. HODGKINS LYMPHOMA… HODGKINS
LYMPHOMA IS THE VICTOR!
STEM CELLS VS. HODGKINS LYMPHOMA…
…STEM
CELLS KICK HODGKINS LYMPHOMA’S BUTT!
In 2003, 13 year-old Kirk
Lee was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma, a disease that affects the body’s
lymph nodes. Kirk Lee first noticed something was wrong when he detected a
knot on his neck. His grandmother Carolyn Lee said he was taken to the
hospital and consequently diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma. He was
immediately transported to Jackson for surgery to remove tissue from his
lungs and undergo chemotherapy.
After receiving
radiation, chemotherapy and some experimental treatment in Jackson, Lee still
had third-stage lymphoma, meaning the disease was in his abdomen and his neck.
(1) When neither
of those treatments was successful, he was taken for stem cell transplant
therapy.
That stem cell
treatment put his illness into remission.

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STEM CELL TREATMENTS FOR CEREBRAL
PALSY BEGIN IN SINGAPORE
Release date: 12/11/2009
A young girl with
cerebral palsy is showing remarkable improvement after receiving her own cord
blood stem cells which were saved at birth from her umbilical cord.
Singapore has become the
latest country to utilize Repair Stem Cells to help patients with
neurological illnesses. A young girl with cerebral palsy is showing improvement
after receiving her own cord blood stem cells which were saved at birth from
her umbilical cord. Georgia Conn, 2 1/2 years old, is believed to be
the first child treated in Singapore with her own stem cells.
Georgia- First Child in
Singapore to Receive Adult Stem Cell Treatment

Stem Cell Treatment
Repairs Brain - No Side Effects
Before the stem cell treatment, due to a brain injury
at birth, Georgia would suffer more than 50 seizures per day. Now,
thanks to the injection of her own stem cells, Georgia suffers fewer seizures,
has more muscle strength and can sit more than a hour without pain.
From the stem
cell news article:
Mrs. Conn, who had an
easy pregnancy, said that they signed up to bank cord blood with private
blood bank CordLife a week before Georgia was born. They never thought they
would have to use it. "It took us over 18 months and an enormous amount
of research to find information about the potential for using stem cells, if
any, and especially using a child's
own cord blood to help children with cerebral palsy,"
said Mrs. Conn.
Georgia was treated by Singapore neurosurgeon and
stem cell pioneer, Dr. Keith Goh. Dr. Goh says “Conventional treatment
can improve the muscle tone of the limbs, but it does not solve the root
problem of damage in the brain, which controls the body's motor functions. Injecting cord blood into
the patient is believed to result in a significant portion of stem cells
going to the brain to repair the damaged neurons."
Stem Cell Therapy for
All - Whether You Saved the Cord Blood Stem Cells or Not
This
stem cell treatment is also available in the United States at Duke University
where doctors are treating cerebral palsy kids, but only for the children
whose parents have stored their own cord blood at birth. See more on
this stem
cell research here and here
However, if your child has cerebral palsy, and you didn't save his/her cord
blood at birth, that does not disqualify your child from stem cell
therapy! Many children and adults with CP have improved using their own
adult
stem cells taken from their bone marrow and from
the use of donated cord blood from other children.

RESEARCH STUDY SHOWS ADULT STEM CELLS
HELP HEART ATTACK VICTIMS
Release date: 12/13/2009
A new stem cell
research study shows that giving adult stem cells to a patient who had
suffered a heart attack is more effective than giving a patient nothing
following a heart attack. 
A Shocker? Adult Stem
Cells Help Heart Attack Patients
A new stem cell research study shows that giving
adult stem cells to a patient who had suffered a heart attack is more
effective than giving a patient nothing following a heart attack. Dr.
Joshua Hare, of the University of Miami, along with 10 other universities
completed a study that shouldn't surprise any readers of this blog.
Research Clinical Trial
Details:
The study enrolled 53 patients who had suffered a
heart attack within 10 days. 75% of these heart attack patients
received infusions of adult stem cells. 25% of the heart attack
patients received a placebo (ie. nothing).
Unsurprisingly, the 75% who received the stem cell therapy are now faring
better than the patients who didn't receive anything. All patients were
tested using an MRI and echocardiogram.
From the stem cell news article:
After six months,
patients who received the adult stem cells were four times as likely to have
improved overall condition, were able to pump more
blood with each heartbeat than untreated patients, had only one-quarter as
many dangerous heart arrhythmias, and suffered no toxicity or other serious
adverse side effects from the treatment.
Echocardiograms showed patients had improved heart function, particularly in
those patients with large amounts of cardiac damage. Patients also have
improvements in lung function.
Why? Emergency
signals sent out by wounded heart tissue attract help from stem cells.
It's probable that the stronger signal from the more damaged hearts attracted
more of the stem cells to the site of injury, suggest Cleveland Clinic
researchers Marc S. Penn, MD, PhD, and colleagues in an editorial
accompanying the Hare report in the Dec. 8 issue of the Journal of the
American College of Cardiology.
Dr. Joshua Hare, Led the
Research Study Using Stem Cell Therapy

Stem Cell Therapy
Available In United States in 2020?
While this is a promising stem cell research study,
if you are thinking this may help heart disease patients in the United States
in the near future, you are sadly mistaken. This was only a Phase 1
study. Phase 2 and Phase 3 studies must still be completed and approved
by the snails at the FDA and then this was only a trial for patients who had
a heart attack within the last 10 days (before receiving the stem cells).
What if you had a heart attack 5 years ago and now suffer from congestive
heart failure? Well, there are still congestive
heart failure trials going on, but don't expect anything in the United
States for at least 5 more years. That is the reason more and
more Americans are leaving the comforts of the United States.
Nonetheless, this is a nice addition to the overwhelming evidence that adult
stem cells can help heart disease patients. -Congestive heart failure,
recent heart attacks, coronary artery disease- all have been shown to be
helped by stem cell therapy using adult stem cells. So if you aren't
convinced yet that adult
stem cells can help heart disease, I'm not quite sure what else I can
do.
Is Stem Cell Therapy A
Cure For Heart Disease?
No,
I'm not saying it is a 100% cure. I'm not saying it works in every case
of heart disease. But, I am saying that giving adult stem cells has no
side effects AND there is a good chance that it will help improve a heart
patient's quality of life. I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be
given to all heart patients. To not give them something that could save
their life is essentially sentencing them to death.
When will the FDA wake up and make stem cell treatment available to the
general population? Until they do, they are costing people their lives by
doing nothing.

ONH PATIENT SEES SNOW FOR FIRST TIME
AFTER STEM CELL TREATMENT
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you or a loved one interested in receiving stem cell treatment? For free
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Stem
Cell Research Benefits Optic Nerve Hypoplasia Patient
Another young girl with optic
nerve hypoplasia is reporting improvements in her vision after receiving stem
cell treatment. Lilli Mann, 8, from North Dakota is now seeing things
she has never seen before after getting stem cell research in China using
cord blood stem cells.
The Only Viable
Treatment for ONH
Lilli is the latest child to show improvements in her
vision following the therapy and research Optic nerve hypoplasia or ONH is a
genetic condition in which the optic nerve fails to develop leaving the
patient blind or with very limited vision. Until adult stem cells,
there was no way to help these patients. Adult Stem Cell treatment
is the first viable therapy for this condition as many children have proved.
Before Receiving Adult
Stem Cells
- Could
Only See Large Letters From 15 cm away on Eye Exam
- Could
Only Listen To TV
- Never
Saw Snow
After The Stem Cell
Treatment
- Now
Can See Large Letters From 60 cm away on Eye Exam - Quadruple
Improvement!
- Can
Now Watch TV
- Saw
snow for the first time as well as countless other things she never had
the opportunity to see
From the stem
cell news story:
Lilli, born with optic nerve hypoplasia, an incurable disease which occurs
while in the womb, traveled to Asia with her mother in September to receive
stem cell injections said to repair damaged nerve tissue. Although the 25-day
visit was difficult and full of treatments and therapies brand new to Lilli,
for the Manns the results are thrilling.
Lilli was particularly thrilled to be able to read large print. During an eye
test, Christi indicated doctors determined Lilli was seeing large letters
from 60 centimeters away, when at home, prior to the treatment, she was
seeing them at 15 centimeters away.
Now that she has returned to Wahpeton, Lilli's
improved range of vision continues at home and in the classroom.
She's pointed out to her parents' cars parked an average of two parking lots
away. Christi said she's even been able to identify the car's color.
In school, Lilli is able to participate in games of kickball in gym class,
where they use a purple ball she's able to identify.

Stem cells are meant to work as an
"internal repair system" that mature between six and nine months of
being injected. While the Manns hope for improvement beyond what Lilli has
gone through to date, she'll always maintain what advances she's made because
of her visit to Asia.
Christi first began to see a change in Lilli during outings to the mall being
built across the street from the hospital. "We went there everyday to
get out and do something," Christi said. "She'd find things on the
wall and ask what they were."
Quality of Life
Improvements From Adult Stem Cells
Another
quality of life improvement thanks to adult stem cells. Since the
therapy was made available, many youngsters like Macie
Morse, the young girl from Colorado with ONH who can now drive after the
stem cell treatment and Lawrence
Brown, a young man from Texas who also has improved greatly.
If you are interested in stem cell treatment for ONH or some other disease or
condition, please fill out the Repair
Stem Cell Instiutute’s form and we will be happy to assist you.
SUPER
STEMMYS – DORIS AND THE SUPERCELLS

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Stemmys, Doris and the Supercells
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A stem
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INFERTILITY HELPED BY STEM CELL
TREATMENT
Infertility Solved
Through Adult Stem Cell Therapy
A woman who couldn't have a child due to infertility
problems is now pregnant after stem cell therapy in which she had her own
adult stem cells implanted in her womb for endometrium regeneration.
Endometrium Growth
Enabled By Stem Cells
Poonam,
age 31, of Kutch, India, had no endometrium growth and thus was unable to
have children, even through In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Surrogate
mothering was suggested, but Poonam wanted to give birth to a baby
herself.
Two doctors of infertility
claim that Poonam is
the first successful case of pregnancy conceived through stem cell therapy
for endometrium generation, and we have no evidence to the contrary.
"This
pregnancy promises a breakthrough in treating women who suffer infertility
due to poor endometrium growth. In fact, majority of women who are forced to
opt for surrogacy suffer from this problem and will be able to avoid hiring a
surrogate," says Dr Nagori.
Process
of Stem Cell Treatment For Infertility:
- Bone
Marrow Was Removed And Sent To A Lab Where Adult Stem Cells Were Grown
- Uterus
lining of Poonam was cleaned up and stem cells transplanted into her
uterine cavity under the guidance of sonography.
- We
had to give her estrogen to give the right push to stem cells to
generate into endometrium.
"In three months time, Poonam had got a 6 mm lining which was good
enough to proceed with IVF," says her doctor.
"This treatment would give boost to a lot of women who do not want
surrogacy and want to experience childbirth. In many cases, endometrium fails
to grow if there have been cleaning up of the uterus too often or due to
chronic infections," says her other doctor.

No Embryonic Stem Cells
Involved!
Please
note that only Repair Stem Cells were
used. Embryonic stem cells were not involved in any way in this
therapy.
RSCI EPILOGUE:
Thank
you for reading the Repair Stem Cell Institute’s Newsletter! We want to
bring you up to date on the new improved stem cell treatments that are
available now.
In 2009,
the Repair Stem Cell Institute helped thousands to learn about the safe and
effective stem cell treatments available to them. Many chose stem cell
treatments that the Institute recommended, and perhaps two-thirds of them are
well on their way to an improved quality of life.
Not only
are dozens and dozens of new stem cell protocols in use today which were not
being used a year ago, but more information is also now available. As an
example, for the first time in stem cell history, scientific data proving the
miraculous results the world’s first stem cell company has achieved for 400+
no-option cardiovascular patients will be available early in 2010, and the
Institute will be the first to have the summary data along with a half-dozen
abstracts of the peer reviewed published papers.
Parkinson’s
treatments, which have been limited due to difficulty of getting the stem
cells to the affected portion of the brain, will see new protocols in early
2010 which will use catheters to implant those stem cells where they will be
most beneficial. This protocol may apply to stroke and PPMS patients
also.
Spinal
Cord and Cerebral Palsy patients now have choices much closer to North
America than before, while those with Muscular Skeletal problems such as
osteoarthritis and knee problems can be treated in North
America.
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Cell information, and patient education, and we look forward to helping you.
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YE, HEAR YE! THE FUTURE IS HERE!
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