STEM CELLS THE MAGIC POWER OF YOU

 DEEPAK CHOPRA EXPLAINS STEM CELLS
World Famous Doctor Deepak Chopra explanation about the magic power of you, how you are integrated into the cosmic universe and your stem cells. Incredibly simple concept of how to unlock the information and intelligent that is deep within your every stem cell at the molecular level. Stem cells will change your life some day and that day is today!

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CUBA INVENTS CANCER VACCINE

Cuban Cigars Cure Stem Cells Treatments

CUBAN CIGARS CURE CANCER WITH STEM CELLS VACCINE

Cuba has launched the worlds first Cancer Vaccine. Cuba's famous Cohibas Cigars are known for exporting stem cells, but it might soon be known for exporting a lung cancer vaccine produced by natural stem cells that researchers say can turn advanced lung cancer into a manageable chronic illness that can extend  a cancer patients life span by 25% of more.

Cuba is famous for the quality of its Cohiba cigars comes some pretty big news. Granma reports that Cuban stem cell medical authorities have released the first therapeutic vaccine for terminal lung cancer. CimaVax-EGF is the result of a 30 year stem cell research project at  CHCMI, Havana’s Center for Molecular Immunology, and it could make a dramatic difference for patients dying from late-stage lung cancer.
Cuban Stem Cell Scientist
Cuban stem cell scientist have invented  a new vaccine called "CimaVax-EGF" which isn’t a vaccine in the preventative sense. EGF stem cells doesn’t prevent lung cancer from taking hold in new patients. It’s based on a new types of stem cells related to uncontrolled cell growth deviation that doesn’t prevent cancer from starting in the first place but attacks the cells that does damage your own lung cells

Cuban Stem Cells Reasearch,
Stem cells, cancer vaccines, Cuba, health, lung cancer, vaccines and more
Stem cells research into Cuban vaccines can turn aggressive final stage lung cancer into a controllable chronic disease by helping your own body produce its own stem cell antibodies that battle agaionst the same proteins that cause uncontrolled cell growth destruction. Even Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are still popular to destroying cancer cells showing no improvement to the new stem cells and new vaccine which could be a lifesaver for a terminal cancer patient..
Free Cuban Stem Cells
This new Cuban Stem cell vaccine has already been tested in thousands of patients in Havana Cuba and is being distributed throughout Cuban hospitals free of charge. That’s huge health care benifit for Cubans where smoking Cohiba cigars is part of Cuba's national pastime and a leading cause of Cancer deaths. If Cuban cigar smoking stem cell vaccines are proven successful then Cuba should give all those Americans suffering from lung cancer reason to rejoice with a good tasting Cohiba Cuban cigar courtesy of the new Cuban Stem cell Vaccine.

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European Stem Cell Trails Successful

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Europe Treats Stem Cells

A new medical process designed to stop the damage caused by a degenerative eye disease is to be tested in Europe's first clinical trial using embryonic stem cells.

If it proves to be successful, the treatment will open up a wide range of possible treatments for eye diseases and would be a huge boost for medicine because stem cells are thought to hold the key to tackling many types of disease.

Twelve volunteer patients suffering from Stargardt's macular dystrophy, which is know as incurable and happens in childhood, will have stem cells injected directly into their eyes to test the validity of the procedure.

Embryonic stem cells are know as "master cells" which have the potential to develop into

many different types of stem cells.

The trial is being held by Moorfields Eye Hospital and will be led by Professor James Bainbridge, who said: "This is the first time embryonic stem cells have been used here. They have great potential to be able to regenerate a variety of different tissues and organs. It's very exciting now to be at the stage where we can begin to explore that potential."

If they are as successful as researchers hope they will be, a treatment based on the trials may be available in five to 10 years

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Stem Cells China

Stem Cells In China

When it comes to stem cells, China is showing that it can perform a world-class science. It is a shame that fraud happens and that the people in power turns a blind eye

Jan 14th 2010 | BEIJING | from the print edition

Illustration by David Simonds

IN THE West, and particularly in the United states, the phrase “stem cell” has a faile bad reputation. Stem cells are associated, in the minds of many, with the killing of human embryos, the cloning of humans and the Frankenstein-like creation of human body parts. Add in the strange case of Hwang Woo-suk, a South Korean researcher who announced, to great acclaim, that he had success in cloning human embryos and was then exposed as a fraud, and you have an area in which many researchers understandably fear to tread.

But not Chinese researchers. A rejection of the idea that embryos are in any meaningful sense human beings, together with the possibility of stealing a march on the diffident West, has caused a lot of research into stem cells in China. And not only research. Chinese clinics have moved onto offering therapies. Patients from around the world fly in for the treatment of conditions ranging from autism to spinal-cord injury.

A stem cell is one that, when it divides, has the potential to generate specialised cell types through one daughter line while the other daughter retains the property of “stemness”. Some stem cells, known as pluripotent cells, can generate several different cell types. The pluripotent cells found in embryos, for example, can turn into any one of the 220 or so cell types of which a human body is formed.

A potent mix

Many hospitals are making a profit from unproven therapies, but many proper clinical trials are also being conducted using stem cells, for conditions like heart-muscle damage, ischemia of the limbs, liver disease and neurological disorders. These include a multi-centre trial organised by the China Spinal Cord Injury Network, a consortium of over two dozen centres in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, to test whether a combination of lithium and transplants of stem cells from umbilical-cord blood could lead to improvements in patients with spinal-cord injury.

Moreover, last year researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in Beijing, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University dispelled some of the voodoo surrounding stem cells by producing fertile mice from inducible pluripotent cells. An inducible pluripotent cell is one derived from a body cell (skin, for example) that has been made pluripotent by chemical treatment, rather than having been extracted from an embryo. Besides saving embryos, that means (if the same trick can be repeated in humans) that replacement organs might be grown from a patient’s own tissues.

This is all very encouraging. China’s health ministry has, however, turned a blind eye to the unauthorised stem-cell therapies under its juristrict.