StemGenex Clinical Studies

[serg]

Hi every one my Parkies fellows i'm sharing this treatment to have a hope to cure our condition I'm thinking to do this procedure in the future so give me your opinion on this issue if some one have read about it ?

[Bailey_Texas]

IT IS A SCAM RUN DON'T LOOK BACK. Clinical Studies ARE DONE FREE.

[Ramuu]

SCAM !!!

[akgirlsrock]

Scam, they talked about stem cell scams on Dr. Oz show. I'm sure you could find the episode on the Internet. Montel Williams has MS, he did the research. There is real research but they aren't their yet.

[whack-a-mole]

If they're taking your money, it's not a 'trial' you're involved in - it's a common scam. StemGenex wants you to believe that they can turn adult fat cells into the specific cells that you (their lightly informed target) desperately need. There is ZERO chance of that happening to any tangible degree (beyond a brief placebo effect phase): youtube.com/watch?v=Xnrg3Gk...(Not working as expected?)

[michaela13]

$15,000. If were rich I would try it.

[whack-a-mole in reply to michaela13]

Great... you're precisely the type such scams are designed for

[rhenry45 in reply to michaela13]

So you would knowingly pay for a total scam? How ridiculous.

[serg in reply to rhenry45]

I think the same way tks to be honest

[FMundo]

Core to your question is what is "out there" in terms of therapy (drugs) or surgery that can slow or stop progression of PD. I would suggest, if you haven't watched it already, is the Michael J. Fox "Year in Review" Webinar which goes over these things. Go to michaeljfox.org/webinars and watch DEC 2016 Webinar. There is a lot of things that in Phase II and III of Clinical Testing... if you can wait for a couple of years. Many of the drugs are "repurposed" meaning that safety and efficacy and FDA approval has been already established or obtained for other diseases or medical problem (high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer).

[serg]

I think the same tks

[AngloAmericanGothic]

My husband has stem cell therapy at Stemgenex 2 yrs ago. Sadly it did not help the PD, but it did fix his body temperature. Currently doing a protocol that targets mercury toxicity, and then the plan is to do stem cells again. If you are interested you should look into the Andy Cutler Chelation protocol. Low and slow.