Look into the company Emcell at emcell.com. They're in Ukraine. Controversial, however they claim that fetal stem cell treatments (used from donated tissue, if

Look into the company Emcell at emcell.com. They're in Ukraine. Controversial, however they claim that fetal stem cell treatments (used from donated tissue, if that makes a difference to you) - if degeneration of healing systems of the body from MS aren't too far along - will stop MS and regress it, reverse damage/heal/cure it. Here's their specific page on MS: https://www.emcell.com/treatments/multiple-skleroze/ https://www.emcell.com/treatments/multiple-skleroze/ There are free documentary video(s): https://stemcellsmovie.com/ https://stemcellsmovie.com/ or https://www.emcellexperience.com/emcell-videos/ https://www.emcellexperience.com/emcell-videos/ - the 2nd video from the top. Emcell explains that the stem cells they use, from 7-12 weeks, are safe to inject in everyone, as the cells haven't started to differentiate yet into the unique individual - mainly the immune system hasn't started to develop, and that they are the base 1000+ stem cell types that we all start with. I'll email you too in case you miss this. Edit to add: They also have a bunch of testimonial videos, including of doctors of patients they had and couldn't help: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7FLNCZlZ7ofwOPeclBr-xA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7FLNCZlZ7ofwOPeclBr-xA - if that helps build your trust towards what they offer, if they seem genuine or not; it's hard to know with new technologies that aren't mainstream, skepticism is healthy - especially when desperate people can be an easy target to try to extract money from - but then if it is indeed safe as they claim (they've supposedly started doing research on fetal stem cells 35-40 years ago, and have been offering them clinically for 30-35 years now) - then it's a decision that probably lands on the question of risk-benefit analysis, ultimately, what do you have to lose?