In an entire year not one reference. I smell a scam. I also read science magazines and this type of therapy is still in its infancy. Plus hasn’t been proven as far as I’m aware.
@@brobinson8614 I'm doing a research on a subject which relies heavily on the contents of this video being factual. Do you presume I look elsewhere for such info?
@@galacticcat209 The 'New Scientist' and 'Scientific American' magazine reported on it multiple times, it's always "promising future technologies" but then they go on to say the technology is still in its infancy and isn't ready to be used. Some articles do say about the scams but to find those articles will take a bit of research, or good 'search' phrases. Those magazines have both free articles and subscription only articles, but you can search for all of them. if you are a student you can get a subscription much cheaper and many universities have free access already. I found that Google is better at finding articles than the magazines own search engines. So type your phrase with the magazine name. Or just type phrases like "Stem cell therapy bogus" or Stem cell therapy fraud" or "Stem Cell therapy fails" etc Then make sure the articles you find are from a reputable publisher or science journal There are also anecdotal reports by some patients claiming to have improved but then nothing more. Anecdotes need to be plentiful but unfortunately aren't proof and could be written by the scammer. Good luck
Hello, hope someone can answer, I want to submit my self to a general Wharton's jelly stem cell treatment, which means I gona have a vein infiltration of more than 100 million cells. Do this sort of treatments have potential adverse effects in the middle or long term? Such as gene mutations or tumors generations (cancer)? Anybody know? I've read a paper stating the safety of these treatments and some doctors also say it's safe, but I would like to know further to be completely sure that I'm not screwing my life...
I don't think you can in the US right now, but there are American clinics practicing this in Mexico, doing the research and treatment. There's a lot of bureaucracy in the US surrounding alternative medicine, as in anything not pill and bill/ surgery/ bandaid models. Pharma isn't the only organization benefitting from our medical system in the US, there's a lot more. I have found if I research things for myself, I find better answers than just what a conventional doctor or physician will tell me- they practice 1 model of science, but ignore most others. Nutrition, spiritual health, and other forms of science like quantum physics and the study of water, minerals, and electroconductivity in the body have more to do with prevention, lifestyle, and wellness than waiting until you have stage 3 cancer for a doctor to put you on an incredibly expensive medical regimen only to prolong your dying process or create other side effects. Western medicine practices giving medicine, not health. If I were you, I would take things with a grain of salt, and it somebody tells you stem cells are sketchy, dig in to that curiousity and see what YOU find. My mom works with a clinic in stem cell therapy, and I've seen her life transformed from near death to livelier than ME, not to mention all the people she's been able to help. Medicine like this is coming to America, so don't let this guys cryptic remark at the end deter you from deciding what's good for YOUR health
@@tyee.5023 I’ve had stem cell treatment to fix a torn MCL. Dr’s wanted to tear open my knee with a 6 month to 2 Year rehab. Stem cells worked within days. Throbbing stopped; I could put weight in it 7-10 days & then walk normally after a couple of weeks. I noticed something else... for two years I didn’t get even a cold or the sniffles. The year before I got pneumonia, twice... Then they banned it & now you can get it in Panama, Japan or like you said, Mexico... I was researching Dr Neil Riordan & stem cells. They work! They need to research them against Covid...
@@JHBH70 It's available in Thailand also at Fresh Mediq on 2nd Rd and Soi 5 in Jomtien. It is an anti-aging and aesthetic medical clinic. Wish I had found it sooner. Having NAD IV at the moment after having botox earlier today. Good luck
now I understand the deal with stem cells. I thought women eating their own plasma after child birth was lunatic-asylum stuff. I guess its pretty grounded in science then?
eating takes things to stomach and gut where it will all be broken down and probably wont have the same effect. thats why we inject certain medicines instead of eating them
Could you please reference the studies that show this? Or provide written a link for more information? I would like to know more.
In an entire year not one reference. I smell a scam. I also read science magazines and this type of therapy is still in its infancy. Plus hasn’t been proven as far as I’m aware.
@@brobinson8614 I'm doing a research on a subject which relies heavily on the contents of this video being factual. Do you presume I look elsewhere for such info?
@@galacticcat209 The 'New Scientist' and 'Scientific American' magazine reported on it multiple times, it's always "promising future technologies" but then they go on to say the technology is still in its infancy and isn't ready to be used. Some articles do say about the scams but to find those articles will take a bit of research, or good 'search' phrases.
Those magazines have both free articles and subscription only articles, but you can search for all of them. if you are a student you can get a subscription much cheaper and many universities have free access already.
I found that Google is better at finding articles than the magazines own search engines. So type your phrase with the magazine name. Or just type phrases like "Stem cell therapy bogus" or Stem cell therapy fraud" or "Stem Cell therapy fails" etc Then make sure the articles you find are from a reputable publisher or science journal
There are also anecdotal reports by some patients claiming to have improved but then nothing more. Anecdotes need to be plentiful but unfortunately aren't proof and could be written by the scammer.
Good luck
Insane 🥰❤️
Hello, hope someone can answer, I want to submit my self to a general Wharton's jelly stem cell treatment, which means I gona have a vein infiltration of more than 100 million cells. Do this sort of treatments have potential adverse effects in the middle or long term? Such as gene mutations or tumors generations (cancer)? Anybody know? I've read a paper stating the safety of these treatments and some doctors also say it's safe, but I would like to know further to be completely sure that I'm not screwing my life...
hi, very good explanation. can i get your permission to share this video on my website?
Yes
Thank you very much.🙏
Peter McCullough MD of Dallas Texas
I'm in Dallas too! Are you practicing with stem cells? I'm trying to learn more about it
How can we get umbilical cord or placenta MCS’s here in the US?
I don't think you can in the US right now, but there are American clinics practicing this in Mexico, doing the research and treatment. There's a lot of bureaucracy in the US surrounding alternative medicine, as in anything not pill and bill/ surgery/ bandaid models. Pharma isn't the only organization benefitting from our medical system in the US, there's a lot more.
I have found if I research things for myself, I find better answers than just what a conventional doctor or physician will tell me- they practice 1 model of science, but ignore most others. Nutrition, spiritual health, and other forms of science like quantum physics and the study of water, minerals, and electroconductivity in the body have more to do with prevention, lifestyle, and wellness than waiting until you have stage 3 cancer for a doctor to put you on an incredibly expensive medical regimen only to prolong your dying process or create other side effects.
Western medicine practices giving medicine, not health. If I were you, I would take things with a grain of salt, and it somebody tells you stem cells are sketchy, dig in to that curiousity and see what YOU find.
My mom works with a clinic in stem cell therapy, and I've seen her life transformed from near death to livelier than ME, not to mention all the people she's been able to help.
Medicine like this is coming to America, so don't let this guys cryptic remark at the end deter you from deciding what's good for YOUR health
@@tyee.5023 I’ve had stem cell treatment to fix a torn MCL. Dr’s wanted to tear open my knee with a 6 month to 2 Year rehab. Stem cells worked within days. Throbbing stopped; I could put weight in it 7-10 days & then walk normally after a couple of weeks. I noticed something else... for two years I didn’t get even a cold or the sniffles. The year before I got pneumonia, twice...
Then they banned it & now you can get it in Panama, Japan or like you said, Mexico... I was researching Dr Neil Riordan & stem cells. They work!
They need to research them against Covid...
@@JHBH70 It's available in Thailand also at Fresh Mediq on 2nd Rd and Soi 5 in Jomtien. It is an anti-aging and aesthetic medical clinic.
Wish I had found it sooner. Having NAD IV at the moment after having botox earlier today.
Good luck
now I understand the deal with stem cells. I thought women eating their own plasma after child birth was lunatic-asylum stuff. I guess its pretty grounded in science then?
eating takes things to stomach and gut where it will all be broken down and probably wont have the same effect. thats why we inject certain medicines instead of eating them