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In This Issue
Science Advisory Board
Roberto Jorge Fernandez
Viña, MD
Chairman
Honorary Professor University Maimonides Argentina
Honorary Professor University of Beijing, China
Shimon Slavin, MD
Deputy Chairman
Professor of Medicine Medical & Scientific
Director
International Center for Cell Therapy & Cancer (ICTC) Tel Aviv Medical
Center
Carlos Lima, MD
Senior Consultant
Neuropathology Hospital Egas Moniz, Portugal
Zannos G. Grekos, MD
Director of
Cardiology and Vascular Diseases, Regenocyte Theraputic
Assistant Clinical Professor of Cardiology, Nova Southeastern University
Kitipan V. Arom, MD,
PhD, FACS, FACC, FACCP, FRCST
Chairman Emeritus
President of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons of Thailand
Minneapolis Heart Institute & Minneapolis Heart Institution Foundation,
USA
Founder and Past President Minnesota Society of Thoracic Surgeons, USA
Don Margolis
Founder and Chairman
don@repairstemcells.org
www.RepairStemCells.org
Bangkok, Thailand
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My
MS Pain is Gone!
(Click here
to download and listen to this article)
Richard Humphries has plans to play in the 2009
Deep South Four Ball golf tournament.
Seventeen months ago, Humphries, a 54-year-old Alexandria native who
lives in Fort Worth, Texas, was bedridden and suffering from excruciating
pain with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis.
“Very few people know this,” he said, “but I
prayed to die every day and night, for the pain was off the charts.”…
…”The night after the second injection, I
started to feel better and the fog had lifted. The time was midnight, and I
had not been able to stay up that late in some time. The pain was gone….
…In February, Humphries underwent another
experimental stem cell treatment to regrow inner ear nerve hairs. It
not only improved his hearing but helped him tolerate heat, which can
be a problem for people with MS…

MS
Nerve Cell
“It’s an amazing recovery,” Ichem said (Dr.
Tom Ichem of San Diego, a scientist). “I was with him in (Washington)
D.C. and spent three days with him, and I was, honestly, bona fide
flabbergasted. It’s one thing to read about recoveries like this, but to see
it first hand — I hate to say ‘miracle,’ but it was absolutely something
very, very stunning. Usually when we develop new treatments, we see results
with some impact, but I’ve never seen this kind of stunning impact. It
literally shocked me.”
Via http://repairstemcell.wordpress.com/2009/09/02/my-ms-pain-is-gone/ (Edited
for length and content)
Another adult stem cell
miracle! CONGRATS
to Richard + Laura Humphries for having the sight and the gumption to pursue
non-conventional treatments!
…but, is it truly a miracle? Let’s see:
mir·a·cle –
Pronunciation: ˈmir-i-kəl
Function: noun – Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Late
Latin miraculum, from Latin, a wonder, marvel, from mirari to wonder at –
Date: 12th cent.
1 : an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs
2 : an extremely outstanding or unusual event, thing, or accomplishment
Nope. Definitely not a miracle. These kind of
success stories of the improvement of so called “incurable diseases” are happening
every day, all over the world, with repair stem cells…EXCEPT in the US!
Richard, Laura, thanks for helping to blaze the trail
and getting the word out! I wish you continued health and hope your efforts
and words inspire many, many people to follow your example! – David Granovsky
“Why
isn’t this available in the USA?” Part 1
By
Don Margolis
A question was recently posed by a friend I’ll
call Jim. Jim asked: “Don, why aren’t
adult stem cell treatments available in the USA?” He then added the additional condition:
“Can you answer that question without going into an anti-science, anti FDA
diatribe?”
Unfortunately, I could not answer him honestly
without “going into an anti-science, anti FDA diatribe.” And yet, it occurred to me that 84 years
ago, Bertrand Russell both prophetically answered his questions AND satisfied
his conditions.
“I am compelled to fear that science will be
used to promote the power of dominant groups rather than to make men
happy.” -Bertrand Russell, Icarus, or
the Future of Science, 1925
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