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September 9, 2006

http://cosmos.bcst./scp_v3/viewer/index.php?pid=16598 & rn=49750 & cl=815282 & ch=61492 & src=Jackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: WOW,, this would be so cool,,, HEY LIZ,, what do you know of this???Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote:

SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> foremost stem cell research specialists.> > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> is now the only treatment for acute and chronic>

liver failure. The problems with these transplants> are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> very great possibility the patient's body will> reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> $10,000 per year for life. > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> that replaces the old Hep

B, C, cirrhosis or other> diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> disease. > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> effective for treatment of children's liver> problems. > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> transplant. For complete information, visit the> website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> procedure will take place in the top Moscow> hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> Moscow

International airport by limo, or ambulance> if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> where after a thorough examination and preparation> the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> will be accepted for this special life-saving> treatment beginning in early September 2006.> Treatments will be given in order of application and> acceptance. > > > Media Contact:> > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> 1-408-269-0445> This release was issued through eReleases . For> more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work www.knoxville1.com Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Jackie Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work

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September 9, 2006

http://cosmos.bcst./scp_v3/viewer/index.php?pid=16598 & rn=49750 & cl=815282 & ch=61492 & src=Jackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: WOW,, this would be so cool,,, HEY LIZ,, what do you know of this???Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote:

SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> foremost stem cell research specialists.> > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> is now the only treatment for acute and chronic>

liver failure. The problems with these transplants> are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> very great possibility the patient's body will> reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> $10,000 per year for life. > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> that replaces the old Hep

B, C, cirrhosis or other> diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> disease. > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> effective for treatment of children's liver> problems. > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> transplant. For complete information, visit the> website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> procedure will take place in the top Moscow> hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> Moscow

International airport by limo, or ambulance> if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> where after a thorough examination and preparation> the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> will be accepted for this special life-saving> treatment beginning in early September 2006.> Treatments will be given in order of application and> acceptance. > > > Media Contact:> > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> 1-408-269-0445> This release was issued through eReleases . For> more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work www.knoxville1.com Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Jackie Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work

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September 9, 2006

Tim,, what is this? What am I supposed to look for?Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1@...> wrote: http://cosmos.bcst./scp_v3/viewer/index.php?pid=16598 & rn=49750 & cl=815282 & ch=61492 & src=Jackie on <redjaxjm > wrote: WOW,, this would be so cool,,, HEY LIZ,, what do you know of this???Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote: SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> foremost stem cell research specialists.> > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> developed and

clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> liver failure. The problems with these transplants> are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> very great possibility the patient's body will> reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> $10,000 per year for life. > With the IIBM developed,

non-invasive stem cell> regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> disease. > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> effective for treatment of children's liver> problems. > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> transplant. For complete information, visit the> website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone>

toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> procedure will take place in the top Moscow> hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> where after a thorough examination and preparation> the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> will be accepted for this special life-saving> treatment beginning in early September 2006.> Treatments will be given in order of application and> acceptance.

> > > Media Contact:> > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> 1-408-269-0445> This release was issued through eReleases . For> more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work www.knoxville1.com Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Jackie Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work www.knoxville1.com All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Jackie

September 9, 2006

Dear Jackie, Stem cell research is in it's infancy. I'm sure that their is no known stem cell reseach w/regards to hep c going on. If there were you would have heard about the success of stem cell liver regeneration in the media. It's an interesting article thou I don't think that science is their yet. splitting an egg and making twins in a lamb is one thing, but turning cells into organs @ this point is UFO time. I would hope that people are looking to healthy lifestyle changes and taking care of themselves the absolute! best way that they can. Sincerly, @novara Jackie on <redjaxjm@...> wrote: Tim,, what is this? What am I supposed to look for?Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote: http://cosmos.bcst./scp_v3/viewer/index.php?pid=16598 & rn=49750 & cl=815282 & ch=61492 & src=Jackie on <redjaxjm > wrote: WOW,, this would be so cool,,, HEY LIZ,, what do you know of this???Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote: SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> foremost stem cell research

specialists.> > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> liver failure. The problems with these transplants> are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> very great possibility the patient's body will> reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> in life. The cost of

such drugs alone is more than> $10,000 per year for life. > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> disease. > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> effective for treatment of children's liver> problems. > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> transplant. For complete information, visit the> website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> procedure will take place in the top Moscow> hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> where after a thorough examination and preparation> the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> will be accepted for this special

life-saving> treatment beginning in early September 2006.> Treatments will be given in order of application and> acceptance. > > > Media Contact:> > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> 1-408-269-0445> This release was issued through eReleases . For> more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work www.knoxville1.com Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Jackie Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work www.knoxville1.com All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Jackie

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Stem cell research for the treatment of liver disease has been ongoing for the last several years . But because of the still ongoing controversy about whether it is moral or not there has been only slow progress . But I think the future lies in stem cell research , it has been shown to have made great leaps in medical treatment of several diseases . If it were available here today I would jump on board . I truly believe in the benefits outweighing any other issues .

Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary

Dear Jackie,

Stem cell research is in it's infancy. I'm sure that their is no known stem cell reseach w/regards to hep c going on. If there were you would have heard about the success of stem cell liver regeneration in the media. It's an interesting article thou I don't think that science is their yet. splitting an egg and making twins in a lamb is one thing, but turning cells into organs @ this point is UFO time.

I would hope that people are looking to healthy lifestyle changes and taking care of themselves the absolute! best way that they can.

Sincerly,

@novara

Jackie on <redjaxjm > wrote:

Tim,, what is this? What am I supposed to look for?Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote:

http://cosmos.bcst./scp_v3/viewer/index.php?pid=16598 & rn=49750 & cl=815282 & ch=61492 & src=Jackie on <redjaxjm > wrote:

WOW,, this would be so cool,,, HEY LIZ,, what do you know of this???Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote:

SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> foremost stem cell research specialists.> > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> liver failure. The problems with these transplants> are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> very great possibility the patient's body will> reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> $10,000 per year for life. > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> disease. > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> effective for treatment of children's liver> problems. > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> transplant. For complete information, visit the> website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> procedure will take place in the top Moscow> hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> where after a thorough examination and preparation> the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> will be accepted for this special life-saving> treatment beginning in early September 2006.> Treatments will be given in order of application and> acceptance. > > > Media Contact:> > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> 1-408-269-0445> This release was issued through eReleases . For> more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com.

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September 12, 2006

I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH.

> SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.>

September 12, 2006

well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons.. I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something? novara12002 <novara12002@...> wrote: I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH. > SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > >

The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease

or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a

standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of

$50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie >

> > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.> Jackie

September 12, 2006

Thank you , I didnt post this one, Tim did but it wouldnt open for me so I had no idea what it was.. Viola <novara12002@...> wrote: Dear Jackie, Stem cell research is in it's infancy. I'm sure that their is no known stem cell reseach w/regards to hep c going on. If there were you would have heard about the success of stem cell liver regeneration in the media. It's an interesting article thou I don't think that science is their yet. splitting an egg

and making twins in a lamb is one thing, but turning cells into organs @ this point is UFO time. I would hope that people are looking to healthy lifestyle changes and taking care of themselves the absolute! best way that they can. Sincerly, @novara Jackie on <redjaxjm > wrote: Tim,, what is this? What am I supposed to look for?Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote: http://cosmos.bcst./scp_v3/viewer/index.php?pid=16598 & rn=49750 & cl=815282 & ch=61492 & src=Jackie on <redjaxjm > wrote: WOW,, this would be so cool,,, HEY LIZ,, what do you know of this???Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1 > wrote: SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> groups,

have entered into an exclusive joint venture> giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> foremost stem cell research specialists.> > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> liver failure. The problems with these transplants> are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> very great possibility the patient's body

will> reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> $10,000 per year for life. > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> disease. > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is

particularly> effective for treatment of children's liver> problems. > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> transplant. For complete information, visit the> website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> procedure will take place in the top Moscow> hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> where after a thorough examination and preparation> the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> has an English-speaking staff at all times. >

> All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> will be accepted for this special life-saving> treatment beginning in early September 2006.> Treatments will be given in order of application and> acceptance. > > > Media Contact:> > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> 1-408-269-0445> This release was issued through eReleases . For> more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. Tim Parsons knoxville,tn 37931 865-588-2465 x107 work www.knoxville1.com Talk is cheap.

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September 12, 2006

lol wise choice not to speak on fetal stem cells girl . I am sure we would have different opinions and I don't want the controversey to start ,lmao How is the house coming along ? When you and coming to see us ?

Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary

well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons..

I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something?

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I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH.

> SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.>

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September 12, 2006

JUST FOUND A NEW NOW PRODUCT I THOUGHT ID SHARE.LIVER DETOXIFIER & REGENERATOR. ITS CLINICALLY MADE BY DR.C S VERGHESE .COST IS LIKE 15 USD FOR 90 CAPS.300 MG MILK THISTLE AND A HOST OF OTHERS.YOU CAN DO A SEARCH FOR NOW HERBS.AND READ IT ALL. ITS ALMOST 10 BUCKS CHEAPER THEN 300 MG MILK THISTLE.90 COUNTelizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: lol wise choice not to speak on fetal stem cells girl . I am sure we would have different opinions and I don't want the

controversey to start ,lmao How is the house coming along ? When you and coming to see us ? Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from

this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons.. I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something? novara12002 <novara12002 > wrote: I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH. > SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a

Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a

severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C,

cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International

airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more

information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > >

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September 13, 2006

HEY TIM,

I GET MY LIVER DETOX PRODUCT FROM Rising Star LLC VIA THE WEB. THEY ALSO HAVE TINCTURES THAT WORK GREAT . WITH THE LIVER CLEANSING PRODUCTS YOU HAVE TO DRINK ENOUGH WATER BECAUSE YOU CAN GET DEHYDRATED EASILY. I"VE USED DR.SCHULTZ AND IT BROUGHT DOWN MY LIVER ENZYMES TO NORMAL RANGE.

> > SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > > very great possibility the patient's body will> > > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > > $10,000 per year for life. > > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > > disease. > > > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > > effective for treatment of children's liver> > > problems. > > > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > > acceptance. > > > > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > > 1-408-269-0445> > > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > > > > > > Tim Parsons > > > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > > > > www.knoxville1.com> > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> > Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > > > > > Jackie > > > > > > > > > > Tim Parsons > > > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > > > > www.knoxville1.com> > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> > All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > > > > > Jackie > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> > All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.> >> > > > > > > > Jackie > > > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > > ---------------------------------> Get your email and more, right on the new .com>

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thanks ill check it outnovara12002 <novara12002@...> wrote: HEY TIM, I GET MY LIVER DETOX PRODUCT FROM Rising Star LLC VIA THE WEB. THEY ALSO HAVE TINCTURES THAT WORK GREAT . WITH THE LIVER CLEANSING PRODUCTS YOU HAVE TO DRINK ENOUGH WATER BECAUSE YOU CAN GET DEHYDRATED EASILY. I"VE USED DR.SCHULTZ AND IT BROUGHT DOWN MY LIVER ENZYMES TO NORMAL RANGE. > > SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6

/PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > > is now the only treatment for

acute and chronic> > > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > > very great possibility the patient's body will> > > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > > $10,000 per year for life. > > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > > apply - no rejection

possibilities, no immuno-> > > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > > disease. > > > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > > effective for treatment of children's liver> > > problems. > > > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > >

> > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > > will be accepted for this special life-saving> >

> treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > > acceptance. > > > > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > > 1-408-269-0445> > > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > > > > > > Tim Parsons > > > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > > > > www.knoxville1.com> > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> > Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > >

> > > Jackie > > > > > > > > > > Tim Parsons > > > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > > > > www.knoxville1.com> > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> > All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > > > > > Jackie > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> > All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.> >> > > > > > > > Jackie > > > > >

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well hon,, IM NOT against using them,, especially if the aborted fetus is just going to be thrown in the garbage,, but ,, as I said,, from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as effective as fetal cells,, now if you have some newer info, Im certainly willing to read it.. I just hate abortion, its my person opinion and I am not wanting to start a war here about abortion and fetal stem cells etc,,AND I BELIEVE that everyone is entitled to their own opinion and all are to be respected.. you know what I mean? Arent you mormon hon? I thought they were very anti-abortion>> Maybe Im all mixed up,, but in either case,, as I said,, its not going to be funded by the government yet,, but I DO think it time,, it might,,,elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: lol wise choice not to speak on fetal stem cells girl . I am sure we would have different opinions and I don't want the controversey to start ,lmao How is the house coming along ? When you and coming to see us ? Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons.. I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something? novara12002 <novara12002 > wrote: I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!!

HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH. > SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is

to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in

life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> >

transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients

per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > >

> Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.> Jackie Jackie

September 14, 2006

LOL Of course I am pro life but I know that abortion takes place and the stem cells from those could be used . I am thinking with my head and experience as a paramedic , so I am very much for stem cell research . You and I have both seen the worst of all diseases and if stem cell research can lead to cures in some diseases then I am all for it ,lol I tried calling you last night about 8pm or so , where the heck did ya run off to ? hehe

Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary

well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons..

I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something?

novara12002 <novara12002 > wrote:

I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH.

> SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.>

Jackie

September 14, 2006

HEY!,, we went to get some coldstone... I know,, Im a baddddddd girl,, I agree totally,, we are NOT thinking differently,, lol,, you scared me with that one,, I had to tell you what I thought,, Im all for it too IF it will help get a cure,, however what I have read, so far,, shows that adult stem cells are just as productive,, I wonder IF I have missed something,, if you have anything more on fetal stem cells, please send it to me,, Im always interested in learning new things... plus, I'd rather see the stem cells used than wasted ... elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: LOL Of course I am pro life but I know that abortion takes place and the stem cells from those could be used . I am thinking with my head and experience as a paramedic , so I am very much for stem cell research . You and I have both seen the worst of all diseases and if stem cell research can lead to cures in some diseases then I am all for it ,lol I tried calling you last night about 8pm or so , where the heck did ya run off to ? hehe Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons.. I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something? novara12002 <novara12002 > wrote: I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH. > SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell

research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection

and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by

insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital

medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at

1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.> Jackie Jackie Jackie

September 15, 2006

Most of the research I did on fetal stem cells was to learn about future therapies involving Altzheimers and other neurological diseases . But now that this topic is up I think I will do some research tonight on it . 31 flavors is much better than coldstones anyday darlin ,lol

Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary

well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons..

I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something?

novara12002 <novara12002 > wrote:

I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH.

> SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.>

Jackie

September 15, 2006

hahaha,, nah,, MY favorite is coldstone,, french vanilla with oreo's and toasted nuts... elizabethnv1 <elizabethnv1@...> wrote: Most of the research I did on fetal stem cells was to learn about future therapies involving Altzheimers and other neurological diseases . But now that this topic is up I think I will do some research tonight on it . 31 flavors is much better than coldstones anyday darlin ,lol Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons.. I'm not going to post my opinion

on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something? novara12002 <novara12002 > wrote: I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH. > SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint

venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> >

very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even

in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation>

> the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > >

865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up

a more powerful email and get things done faster.> Jackie Jackie Jackie Jackie

September 15, 2006

Sounds icky to me ,lol but to each his own xoxo

Re: Re: Fwd:this is true and very teary

well from what I have read,, adult stem cells are just as good as fetal stem cells. There is much hype out there about how much could be done from this research so its hard to know what is true and what isnt . Sometimes the truth is twisted for political reasons..

I'm not going to post my opinion on fetal stem cells as its just going to irritate at least half of the people and its not legal anyway,, so why start something?

novara12002 <novara12002 > wrote:

I WOULD JUMP ON BOARD TOO!!! HOPEFULLY THE GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BENEFIT FROM STEM CELL RESEARCH. MY FEELING IS THAT I WILL BE A LITTLE OLD LADY BY THEN. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL "WRITE YOUR CONGRESSMAN " AND HAVE FILLED OUT POLLS AND SENT LETTERS IN SUPPORT OF STEM CELL RESEARCH.

> SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Stem Cell> > RegenCo, a Silicon Valley, California company, and> > IIBM, one of the world's top stem cell research> > groups, have entered into an exclusive joint venture> > giving liver damage patients a crucial alternative> > to a dangerous and uncertain liver transplant. IIBM> > is headed by Gennady T. Sukhikh, MD, who, according> > to a Google computer search, is one of the world's> > foremost stem cell research specialists.> > > > The focus of the agreement is to extend IIBM's newly> > developed and clinically proven STEM CELL LIVER> > REGENERATION (SCLR) procedure to the western world> > where due to the ban on embryonic stem cell research> > none currently exists. A dangerous liver transplant> > is now the only treatment for acute and chronic> > liver failure. The problems with these transplants> > are threefold: (1) there is a severe shortage of> > donor organs and thousands of patients die each year> > while awaiting an available donor liver; (2) the> > very great possibility the patient's body will> > reject the foreign liver; (3) even if the liver is> > not rejected the patients spend the rest of their> > lives on immuno-suppression drugs. These powerful> > drugs leave liver recipients open to infection and> > increase the risk of heart disease or cancer later> > in life. The cost of such drugs alone is more than> > $10,000 per year for life. > > With the IIBM developed, non-invasive stem cell> > regeneration procedure, none of the above factors> > apply - no rejection possibilities, no immuno-> > suppression drugs or costs. Shortly after the> > procedure, the patient will have a regenerated liver> > that replaces the old Hep B, C, cirrhosis or other> > diseased liver. As confirmed by a multitude of> > clinical trials this procedure is effective and safe> > even in extreme emergencies such as end-stage liver> > disease. > > > > Due to its non-surgical nature, it is particularly> > effective for treatment of children's liver> > problems. > > > > The costs, which are not covered by insurance, are> > less than one/fifth that of a standard liver> > transplant. For complete information, visit the> > website http://www.stemcell regenco.com or phone> > toll-free 1-866-795-4876. > > > > Due to U.S. legal restrictions on stem cells the> > procedure will take place in the top Moscow> > hospital. The patient flies overnight first class> > from the U.S. in a Boeing 767, is picked up at the> > Moscow International airport by limo, or ambulance> > if necessary, and taken directly to the hospital> > where after a thorough examination and preparation> > the stem cell procedure is performed. The patient> > has an English-speaking staff at all times. > > > > All costs, including round-trip airline fare from LA> > or NY to Moscow, seven-day hospital stay, physician> > costs, hospital medicine, etc., are included in the> > total price of $50,000. Four U.S. patients per month> > will be accepted for this special life-saving> > treatment beginning in early September 2006.> > Treatments will be given in order of application and> > acceptance. > > > > > > Media Contact:> > > > Jan s, Stem Cell RegenCo> > 1-408-269-0445> > This release was issued through eReleases . For> > more information, visit http://www.erelease s.com. > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------> Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. > > > > Jackie > > > > > Tim Parsons > > knoxville,tn 37931 > > 865-588-2465 x107 work> > > www.knoxville1.com> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. > > > > Jackie > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------> All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.>

Jackie

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