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 This article looks at the background behind Adult Stem Cells and their role in the body. Aphanizomenon Flos Aquae This article looks at key ingredient of StemEnhance, Aphizomenon Flos Aquae. StemEnhance and Athletic Training This article looks at the benefits of StemEnhance for athletic training. The Case for Adult Stem Cell Research The question of stem cells is currently the dominant subject in the debate over biotechnology and human genetics: Should we use embryonic stem cells or adult stem cells for future medical therapies? Adult Stem Cells May Treat Diabetes (Fox News, Nov 8, 2006) Adult stem cells from human bone marrow may help treat type 2 diabetes. Thats the early finding from lab tests on diabetic mice. Adult, Not Embryonic, Stem Cells Offer Best Hope (Battle Creek Enquirer, Nov 12. 2006) The practical reason for opposing embryonic SC research and therapy is compelling and straightforward. It is not necessary because there is an alternative. Not just a viable alternative. A superior alternative. Any disease for which embryonic SCs are being hyped is already being treated more safely, effectively and cheaply by adult SCs. (Commentary) Adult Stem Cells Help Weakened Hearts (Los Angeles Times, Sep 21, 2006) Using stem cells harvested from patients' own bone marrow, researchers improved cardiac function in heart attack patients months, years and even decades after the attacks, they reported. Adult Cells Are Behind Much of Stem Cell Success So Far (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Sep 2, 2006) The advantages of stem cells derived from adult stem cells are virtually unknown to the American public. If one looks at the human clinical trials or research using experimental animals, the record for adult stem cells compared to embryonic stem cells is extremely impressive. In examining only the scientific evidence, one wonders why the controversy even exists. (Commentary) Bone Marrow May Restore Cells Lost in Vision Diseases (University of Florida News, Jun 8, 2006) University of Florida scientists conducting experiments with mice have found evidence that the body naturally replenishes small amounts of cells in the eye essential for healthy vision. Scientists were able to detect that the cells indeed appear to be naturally replenished in the test animals by transplanting bone marrow cells. Ultimate Stem Cell Discovered (New Scientist, Jan 23, 2002) A stem cell has been found in adults that can turn into every single tissue in the body. It might turn out to be the most important cell ever discovered. Until now, only stem cells from early embryos were thought to have such properties. If the finding is confirmed, it will mean cells from your own body could one day be turned into all sorts of perfectly matched replacement tissues and even organs.
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