Stem Cells

I am not sure that anyone really knows, but I do know that my own experiment with Stem Kine some time ago did not produce much of a result, and that Paul Cheney's experiment with infused stem cells at a clinic in, I think, Puerto Rica, produced some temporary good results for some, but not for the majority, and the results were soon lost again. I don't think taking Stem Kine is likely to do any real damage, with one proviso--if it really works too well, you can overdrive the ability of the bone marrow to produce the things, and that can cause serious trouble. Chris

 

Thanks, Chris... just curious, what does "serious trouble" mean? more viruses?

 

Hi, Sweetlily, what I recall (if you go back about 3 years on this long thread, you will find some discussion) is that it can trigger bone marrow depletion/exhaustion, which can lead to difficult to treat anemia. So just don't assume that because a couple of caps may be good, 10 will be better--I think that is the lesson. I checked Stem Kine recently, and the price and sales technique seem to have changed--now sold on the pyramid scheme? Chris

 

I discovered about stem cells in diseases such as CFS and Lyme only recently. Any up to date information about them? Wath about Cheney attempts with this therapy?

 

And what is the reason why he is no longer pursuing this approach? Have his patients improved without relapses?

 

Thanks so much, Sushi. It does make sense.

 

Was any thought ever given to maintenance stem cell therapy?