I thought this might be of interest to many people

[tomhatha]

want your lungs repaired?

read this:-

gizmag.com/stem-cells-treat...

I hope it gives hope to some and relief to others Tomhatha

[knitter]

Thanks for the link...I have also seen today that Cardiff University are working on a test that will quickly identify lung infections in cystic fibrosis sufferers, so that they can be treated with the right antibiotic.

Research gives hope for the future

[tomhatha in reply to knitter]

Unfortunately there are so many scientific experiments these days but they never seem to get into production I.E. it is possible now to reverse the brain memory to your youthful days, repair heart muscles 70% after a heart attack even grow a new heart but they never seem to use these discoveries. Is it because there is not enough profit or because the population is getting too large for the world?

Thank you for the reply and I hope it gave people some hope and relieved others worry Tom

[Sokrackers in reply to tomhatha]

Hi Tom thanks for the link a very interesting article.

I agree with what you say with the trials that are a buzz one minute but then we never hear of them progressing further.

I know that Prof. Madden is moving on with new research in to the use of different retinoids on the treatment of emphysema but it all takes time and of course money.

Keep posting these factual trials, its good to keep up with developments.

SK

[tomhatha]

Hi thanks for the reply I like to keep up to date on spintronics Qbits etc and just hoped it would help some one to stop worrying and enjoy life. fine on the prof and his reseach, in todays state of things, they are out of date before a few months have passed. keep happy and enjoy life regards Tom

[casper99]

That does look very promising and gives us hope, thank you for posting. x

[velvet55]

Hi Tomhatha

Thanks for the link, It was very interesting.

I personally think we have come so far in the treatment of many diseases in the last few years. We forget that many of the treatments we now take for granted, were headline grabbers a few years ago.

Researching from scratch to fruition does take a long time, but where would we be today without the persistence of our brilliant scientists.

Velvet xx

[tomhatha in reply to velvet55]

Hi velvet 55, I think as most of the research is with our Genes it is not profitable to use just the patients Genes therefore we must find a way to do the same with others Genes to make it worth doing.

I don’t get much time to get on the site so just in case I miss answering anyone please accept my apologies for the future.

Keep happy laugh and sing and no matter what is wrong you always feel better regards Tom xx

[LauraNJ]

I'm over here in the states, across the pond, and looking forward to a webinar being held by The Lung Institute, tomorrow, on my computer. I had to sign up to receive a link that I'll click on a few minutes before it starts. Apparently stem cell work in the lungs is being done and I think the article said.... non invasively......which is curious. Will let you all know what I see.

[LauraNJ]

Here is part of the institute's ad.....

Stem cells can help repair lungs affected by chronic bronchitis by creating healthy lung tissue and combating the degeneration of the lungs. The procedure has no chance of rejection and is minimally invasive. Fill out the form above or call [phone] to learn more about stem cell treatment and see if you qualify.

ABOUT USLUNG DISEASESTREATMENTRESOURCESTESTIMONIALSBLOGCONTACT

All treatments performed at Lung Institute utilize autologous stem cells, meaning those derived from a patient’s own body. No fetal or embryonic stem cells are utilized in Lung Institute’s procedures. Lung Institute’s highly effective autologous stem cell treatments are aiding in the repair of damaged lung tissue, ultimately improving patients’ quality of life and helping them breathe easier. To learn more about Lung Institute’s treatments, click here. View our Privacy Policy.

All claims made regarding the efficacy of Lung Institute’s treatments as they pertain to lung conditions are based solely on anecdotal support collected by Lung Institute. The treatments, claims, and other information contained on this page and Lunginstitute.com have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA. Any individual that accesses Lung Institute’s website for information is encouraged to speak with his or her primary physician for treatment suggestions and conclusive evidence. All information on this site should be used for educational and informational use only.

[jackdup]

Can you post a link to their website?

Thank you