Comments on: Adult Stem Cells: Web Extra

By: Jeff Morway

Jeff Morway — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:57:10 +0000

Hi Jeff: I don’t know whether this works or not–for Crohn’s disease–it interested me first for circulatory problems. Best wishes. Bob Meyer

By: Trude Blomsoy

Trude Blomsoy — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 05:16:43 +0000

By now M. Straulka probably knows of Regenocyte’s successful treatment of Chrohn’s as per the Post’s article.
Mr. Taylor, several stemcell treatment organizations do treat diabetis. Google
“stemcell treatment”.
I had stemcell treatment for cardiomyopathy performed by Dr. Don Roberto Fernandez Vina last August. He treats other diseases also. His clinic and
foundation is in Argentina, but he also treats patients in El Salvador.
It is just too bad that we have to go overseas, to Europe, the Caribbean or Central
America where these treatments take place while the U.S. is lagging behind due to bureaucracy.

By: m straulka

m straulka — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 04:02:42 +0000

i am 70 yrs. and have severe crohns, this chronic condition has caused myelodysplastic syndrome ( preleukemia ). i am wondering if these stem cells would help or would be to much for me. i have crohns since i was 30. any thing that would help make my remaining years better would be wonderful. i think all of my life has been crohns.
any comment i would appreciate. thankyou.

mary straulka

By: Pat Taylor

Pat Taylor — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 03:41:42 +0000

I have a friend that is a diabetic 2 and he has to be on the machine to cleanse
his body of the impurities. Neither of his kidneys work now. Is it possible to use
stem cells in this situation? He is going on the machine 3 days a week and trying
to work at a radio station as much as possible. He is such a lovely person and his
wife also. He is waiting on a kidney along with 700 more people. Is there anything
you can do or do you know of anybody that can help him?