OT: Stem cells was Huntington's Disease (was: Psych Ward)

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Hi Kahya ,

We are at the time of stem cell .

A stem cell does what ever they want and can regrow a nervosu system .

if they have a some saving I di dstem cells in Mexico that consist in implnating subcuttaneosuly palcenta stemcells , after the birth of the baby ,

It works like a charm . Providing it is not an infection as I had an infection indeed it was temporary after 2 cycle of the borella the stem cells began to be overwelmed .

but the result was astonishing I arrived with two cane hadly able to walk and left 1 hour later climbing stairs with no problems . 2 weeks later I could run gently .

They had done this to a child who had half the size of his brain at bitrh and it grew of 1/3 more . from a veggy in deep comas since birth he became able to relate to his mother some what and move they were planning to come back several time at intervals . he was about 10 years old when they came I saw the picture th emother sent to the dct because it works over time for thses situations . It cost me 10 000 at this time I had this saving .

Here is the info for your friend dct D 1

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www.integramedicalcenter.com

Kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 10:20 PMSubject: Re: OT: Huntington's Disease (was: Psych Ward)

Thanks Marie,She did visit Dr. B, who's a very well-known holistic doctor. He treated her for a UTI and prescribed B-12 injections, but over a couple of months they haven't seemed to help her. I think at this point she's too depressed to be motivated--it's all up to her husband. But it's worth mentioning to him. I know he's heard of CS ...Khaya > >> > What is this desease about ?> > Since I have been battling the odd I question laway the so

called uncurable bdesease what ever geneticall it is supposed to be or not > > ALS i supposed to be genetical bu tit is infectious we know tha there > > KIndly Marie> > > > ________________________________> > From: khaya.davidson <khaya-davidson@>> > To: Lyme_and_Rife > > Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 7:41 AM> > Subject: Re: OT: Psych Ward (was: How Lymies see themselves)> > > > And this is not unique to Lymies, either! I have a friend with Huntington's Disease. Her mother and sister both died in institutions! She was able to improve her symptoms for many years with a vegan diet, and is lucky enough to have a devoted husband, but she finally had to stop driving and does very little now.

There is still no known cure for Huntington's Disease, but they do have a reliable test, since it is genetic. And they have a very well-organized Association which lobbies for medical support and research, and holds workshops for caregivers, etc. But a diagnosis of Huntingtons is pretty much hopeless.> > Khaya> >