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Look into EmCell.com - there's a free documentary on the clinic here: https://stemcellsmovie.com/ https://stemcellsmovie.com/ - under the round "Watch Movie Fre
by loceng 5y ago
Look into EmCell.com - there's a free documentary on the clinic here: https://stemcellsmovie.com/ https://stemcellsmovie.com/ - under the round "Watch Movie Free" button.
They've not received much attention, nor do Western doctors/researchers have much to any knowledge at all in regards to what they're doing - because for the last 30 years they've been using fetal stem cells to successfully treat a variety of conditions; and last 25+ years offering treatment clinically.
Conditions like Multiple Sclerosis, which have "no cure" in the Western world, EmCell states and their experience is (which the documentary done by independent film maker follows at least one person treated for beginning MS symptoms) that if you treat MS earlier enough, before there's too much disease progression destroying the body's healing abilities, that the fetal stem cells will cause the dis-ease to stop progressive and even to regress (to heal) potentially fully (to be cured); multiple dystrophy, ALS, etc. are other "uncurable" treatments they offer treatment for.
As in the documentary it will be explained, they used fetal tissue that is 7-12 weeks of age, which is before the tissue begins to differentiate into that specific human tissue - before the immune system starts to develop, and so they argue it's safe to inject in anyone - as we all started from those base tissues.
I'd suggest looking at their website (which they updated recently so it's not as easy to navigate IMHO) but then also to email them to ask them specific about your daughter's issue. My guess is they at minimum would state that you could try to see if it helps - but maybe ask if they have treated other rare genetic disorders with any improvement seen.
Lately they've been diving into more specific research, like trying to improve fertility - injecting the testicles - which initial research showed a 30% increase in motility/health in sperm, etc.
They list a lot of success stories - https://emcell.com/success-stories/ https://emcell.com/success-stories/ - where they include (at least in their previous website they did) long-form video testimonials following them.
They also inject placental tissue into a patient's body, as placental tissue apparently has powerful anti-inflammatory and immune regulation mechanisms - so it's possible that a large amount of benefit may come from re-balancing/re-regulating the immune system however the placental tissue works to do so.