Diabetic Stem Cell Research, Will It Cure Anyone?

In a few days, school's out for a few weeks and here you are stuck with a ton of science schoolwork to do. It doesn't matter if you are a high school student or a college student majoring in biology or general sciences. You go to the school's science department only to see that you can't lend one to finish all of your pending school work the soonest possible time. Unfortunately there are already those who have thought of the same thing and are already lining up to do the same thing you want to do. Some of them already walk out in front of you, their schoolwork in one hand and the microscope in another. What would you do?



Because VSEL Stem Cells cells can differentiate, that is, can be used to reproduce other cell types, they have tremendous potential for solving many human health problems.

Now we got human DNA mixed with artificial cells. The cracked eggs can now be used for shopping bags or billfolds, just like pigskin in the slaughter houses; and I've worked in them slaughterhouses; everything must be used you know. Soon we will order custom made cells soon, in the name of somatic cell nuclear transfers or something like that (SCNT).

I was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2004. I learned about the meds. I borrowed library books, browsed the web, found research reports. My questions related to meds and their benefits and side effects. I wanted to know what course my illness could take. And of course I wanted to know the prognosis.

What this company states in it's marketing materials is that a wrinkle is "nothing more than a wound" and that the vsel cells work wonders in removing these wrinkles. The product, called Dermajuv Eye Revolution Gel, is brand new, so consumer reviews have yet to be published, so the public jury is still out on if this really works.

If they keep the body alive with oxygen, but the brain is dead, it is possible that you could transplant that had of the person with a dis-functioning body onto the new body. In fact there have been several scientific research papers written, and they believe with Stem Cell Therapy, and other strategies that this is now all possible. In other words all of the technology now exists in the biotech sector. This brings forth an ethical question, just because we can; does it mean we should?

Human stem cells are a special type of normal human cells that have the ability to form new adult tissue. This process is called differentiation. When applied to aging skin, human stem cells allow for the formation of younger skin. When this takes place, new cells replace the old cells. Age spots and wrinkles are prevented and reduced.

A serious issue worth serious consideration. I know when my time comes, I just plain won't want to go yet. If this type of research can help then I say we support it. As always, I am waiting to hear what you all have to say.