Stem Cell Therapy
<p>Largely not considered credible or teneable yet. Revisit</p>
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What we certainly dont have at the moment is targeted stem cell therapy, so the devil is in the details I reckon. Just sating "stem cell" therapy is far too broad a spectrum..</p>
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can reactivate ebv hhv ( I think I read somewhere there is a risk of herpes reactivation from stem cells transplant(Correct me if I am wrong, I am not an expert) and she did get reactivated shingles after and then went down with ME months later).</p>
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"Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are now known to display not only stem cell multipotency, but also robust antiinflammatory and regenerative properties. After widespread in-vitro and in-vivo preclinical testing, autologous and allogeneic MSCs have been applied in a range of immune mediated conditions, including graft versus host disease, Crohn's disease, multiple sclerosis, refractory systemic lupus erythematosus and systemic sclerosis. Current data suggests that MSCs may not only replace diseased tissues, but also exert several trophic, regenerative and antiinflammatory effects. </p>
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Cells home to areas of inflamation when reintroduced systemically either intravenously or otherwise, typically most will go to the lungs, but many also go to the gut, and some to the brain, this has been proved in research. Also once extracted from fat they are separated, primed, chemically potentiated, only then reintroduced to the system. Mesemchycal stem cells extracted from fat have been shown to repair thyroid, diabetes, help with conditions like chrons.</p>
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Also my own testimony is my lymphocytes have returned to normal range for the first time in 7 years just months following a stem cell procedure, they were well below refference range every single time before this without fail. Im pretty sure this is not a placebo effect. I am noticing little shifts, but it is a process."</p>
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