I've always noticed that you don't see a lot of things written about procedures 
when they don't work. They don't tend to write great medical dissertations 
about stem cell research that doesn't work. When you don't hear about the 
results of adult stem cell treatments being experimented with, in all 
likelihood, the experiments failed. 
When 99% of the scientists that play about with this unholy technology stand up 
and say that they have and are studying adult stem cells but they simply do not 
achieve the possibility for radical success they feel is inherent in embryonic 
stem cells, I tend to believe they are telling the truth. 
Chimpanzees with diabetes that were given adult stem cells showed no 
significant improvement while chimps that received ESC's did recover from both 
type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
We are living in a day and age were we let doctors use dead bodies to learn on. 
Using a few dead cells? These cells would otherwise be washed down the drain, 
not baptized. I don't see anyone protesting at the fertility clinics. Even if 
they decide we should keep supporting the wheelchair industry, I'd like to know 
if we are being denied a cure for many of us, or even just one of us. 
I don't think they should force such a treatment. If you want to stay in 
wheelchair because it is against your beliefs, That is up to you. It is not up 
to you or any politician to choose that I stay in a wheelchair. 
We live in a country that uses the death penalty and already allows abortions. 
We even let one man send a bunch of Americas best off to be killed. There is no 
moral line we haven't crossed. It is complete hypocrisy to argue that using 
embryonic stem cells, that were facing destruction, in order to heal and 
eliminate suffering is some kind of sin God forgot to mention explicitly.
Is it a miracle when doctors use the organs of a dead baby to save others?
Unfettered doctors, free to practice medicine did not create NAZI's, nor were 
NAZI doctors a result of unfettered medical practices. That is such a denial of 
reality, I can't believe you even said it. Louis Pasture was an unfettered 
doctor, and you can blame him for mankind overpopulating the planet. You can 
also blame him because you know about bacteria and don't wipe yourself with 
your lefthand. The end of small pox was engineered by unfettered doctors. The 
fact that you don't have TB or syphylus is probably because some unfettered 
doctor handed out medicine to someone in your family that doesn't want you to 
know. The fact that you survived your last UTI is because an unfettered doctor 
invented an anti biotic. The clean water you drink is because of those same 
doctors. Stop drinking it. I'll send you some good stuff from the Ohio River.

I don't know how you came to the conclusion that embryonic stem cells would 
recreate NAZI Germany in America? the guy that caused that holocaust was doing 
it to punish jews for killing Christ. He was a religous fanatic in that aspect. 
There are no legal lines of embryonic stem cells to use. All of the lines in 
existence were contaminated before President Bush gave out all that money for 
stem cell research. $25 million dollars. (This is less money than is spent on 
white house security in one week.) Any results from Embryonic Stem Cell 
research is private and no pharmaceutical company is about to go public untill 
they can be sure they have patented processes that will make their share 
holders instant millionaires. 
If, as you say, Embryonic stem cell research is a medical dead end, I want to 
hear about it from some real researchers using serious techniques, not some 
politicians that are trying to score points. If you ever thought GW Bush was 
worried about your soul as a fellow American, then why did he accomplish so 
little in helping our children. His idea of medical care for children is "Any 
child can go to any Emergency Room and get medical treatment." If that is true, 
then why do so many 2 year old just lay around crying when they are sick? 
Children in Appalachia die of malnutrition every week. An entire family died 
from cholera from a contaminated septic tank. America has a lot of people that 
are very poor and not very educated and in many cases, doctors are simply too 
far away. 
I know people suffering from every problem and disease you mentioned yet, they 
have not been able to get Adult Stem Cell treatment. Why, if it works, is it 
not being offered as a treatment. Parkinson's patients would go to any length 
for a treatment that promised hope, but I haven't seen or heard of any new 
treatments in the pipeline. I sure haven't heard anything about spine or brain 
treatments from stem cells of any type in America.
I love when I hear one or two people were treated with some success. any 
research study would involve hundreds and be duplicated in an even larger at 
numerous institutions. When you hear a story involving one or two people, it's 
a lie. Nobody can afford to do multi-million dollar research on one person.   


john 




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From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 4:21:57 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] Let's get some conversation going!

Woodwork, eh?  How about "would work"  Stem Cell from any source is not the 
answer to recovery to every spinal cord injury or those with spina bifida.  How 
nice it would be if one could find or develop a few stray cells from a donor 
and just recover.  Would that be nice.  Wouldn't that be the perfect cure.

I'd hate to think that someone would take a chance on their life or body 
thinking that if anything goes wrong.. I'll take a dosage of stem cells and be 
walking again in a heart beat.
 
Each recovery or progress is based on so many different elements.  What works 
for one, may not work for 100.  Then there is the money issue.  If a doctor 
were to go out on a limb and tell their patient that with a stem cell 
transfer... they would be able to function as well as they did before their 
trauma,  and discovered that they didn't have the money to do so.
What a tease, eh?
 
For me, its a wait n see for a couple more years on our soil.  If people wish 
to leave the country and accept the risk.. so be it.  And there will always be 
risks.  Besides, which insurance company is paying for experimental medicine?
 
Best Wishes




In a message dated 2/19/2009 2:59:37 P.M. Central Standard Time, 
[email protected] writes:
OK, the quad site has been quiet.  Where is everybody?

This will bring you out of the woodwork.

Many who listened to President Obama's inaugural address believe he means to
spend taxpayer money on research that destroys human embryos. Before he
does, I hope somebody brings to his attention the story I'm about to tell. 

A few years ago, a Texas teenager named Laura Dominguez lost control of her
car when she hit an oil spill on the road. The accident left Laura paralyzed
from the neck down. "You'll never walk again," doctors told her.

Laura refused to accept this prognosis. She and her mother met with experts
on spinal cord injuries. They learned about an exciting new treatment being
performed in Portugal. The procedure is known as olfactory mucosa
transplantation. Surgeons take adult stem cells found in the nasal region
and transplant them into the injured area. 

Laura underwent this treatment-and her spinal cord began to heal. She gained
upper body agility, and, in time, she learned to walk with the use of braces
and outside help. Laura is determined to walk unassisted by her 21st
birthday. 

Miracles like this have been repeated many times as researchers bend their
attention to the uses of adult stem cells. Writer Bradley Hughes describes
many of them in his article "Real-World Successes of Adult Stem Cell
Treatment."

To date, Hughes writes, these "miracle cells" are providing hope for
patients with Crohn's disease, lupus, heart disease, blindness, Parkinson's,
and sickle-cell anemia. And according to biotech writer James P. Kelly,
umbilical cord blood stem cells are already being used to treat 70 forms of
blood and bone marrow cancers.

And just a few days ago, there was a report at Northwestern University.
Twenty-one patients with multiple sclerosis were stabilized following
treatment with adult stem cells removed from each patient's bone marrow. In
some patients, the disease was reversed. 

But because much of the mainstream media refuses to report on this, many
Americans remain unaware of it. Ignorance about these cures may be driving
the public's demand for embryonic stem-cell research, which kills human
beings at the embryonic stage. 

Americans also seems unaware that not a single clinical success has resulted
from treatments using embryonic stem cells. None! 

So why do researchers and the biotech industry push so hard for public funds
for embryo-destructive research? Because science wants science for science's
sake and, incidentally, because they stand to make huge profits through
potential patents. It's potentially far more lucrative than research
involving adult stem cells. 

You and I need to spread the word about the miracle cures being found
through the use of adult stem cells. They're a far superior alternative to
embryonic stem cells-and nobody is killed in the process of retrieving them.


As science demands unfettered research in the future, we need to be
encouraging ethically challenged reporters, researchers, and politicians to
take a look backwards for a grim reminder of what happens when science is
divorced from morality-euthanasia, gas chambers, and Nazi experiments on
children. 

Do we really want to start down that terrible road again?

GA

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