RE: REGARDING STEM CELLS

[Guest guest]

A lady here in Michigan just went through stem cell therapy

for cancer treatment down at MD . She is doing very well.

My wife saw her last night. She is going back for a checkup next

week. The process is a tough one involving a cancer free period as well

as a couple of rounds of chemo that they administer. I don’t know

the details because I would not do chemo period even if the process was offered

to me. But I find it a viable potential if done correctly. The

woman looked the best my wife has seen her in several years, so for her, it may

be a good thing.

This is not a treatment to be taken

lightly. It needs thorough investigation and much prayer and

consideration before jumping at it. It may be a good fit for your case,

but I would certainly not know. I would encourage anyone to look at

anything. Looking is cheap. It may be just the ticket, and then

again it may not fit the situation, but certainly learn about it.

Bruce Guilmette, Ph.D.

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://www.survivecancer.net

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Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 9:46

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REGARDING STEM CELLS

Last year I got Davey a shot of cord cells in Mexico and this

year I am

contemplating getting him embroyonic cells. I was

just wondering if anyone

can shed any light on this topic.

thanks

Greg & Davey

Re: Re: my dad and LDN

bREN, THANKS FORANSWERING MY QUESTION ABOUT THE

DARVOCET. YOU ARE ALWAYS SO

HELPFULTO ME AND EVERYONE ELSE. I REALLY

APPRECIATE IT. KATHY

[low dose naltrexone] Re: my dad and

LDN

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> Remember that men so best typically on

less than women. My husband does

> best on 3.0mg.

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That's for people with MS, Rhonda's dad has

cancer and should be on no

less than 4.5mg for cancer.

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[Guest guest]

I also went to Mexico for stem cells but have no desire to have the "real cells" yet.

A friend with MS was in a study at Stonybrook University hospital for stem cell. They practically kill you with chemo and bring you back to life (maybe)

She swears she no longer has MS, but all her old symptoms remained but she may not get new ones. She no longer has to inject a CRAB(they think)

My opinion is that she gained from this what I have gained from LDN without the side effects and death possibility.

She was hospitalized for 6-8 weeks.

People are strange, she did this because it was available to her for "free"! We told her to try LDN first but she didn't want to hear it.

If I remember correctly Davey is young with MD. As a parent I know you are seeking the best for your child and I am sorry I cannot help.....keep looking and asking and I 'll pray you find an answer. Kiki