Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: A Proposal

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I thought this may be of interest to some of you: Stem Cell Therapy for

Autism: A Proposal Jul 11 2007, 10:19 PM EST Business Wire

The Institute for Cellular Medicine (www.cellmedicine. com) announced today

what appears to be the first publication in a peer reviewed journal outlining

scientific rationale for the use of stem cells in the treatment of autism.

" The application of stem cell therapy to autism, a condition affecting

approximately 1 in 144 children, offers the possibility of addressing the root

cause of this disorder, " said Dr. Gang Chen, one of the International Scientific

Advisors for the Institute of Cellular Medicine. He continued, " While numerous

clinics have used adult stem cells therapeutically for years, none of these

clinics make it a priority to publish in the peer reviewed literature the

scientific basis for their work and findings. As a result, anecdotal findings

and observations which would have great value to academic researchers are

largely ignored. We hope to correct this. "

The publication, entitled " Stem cell therapy for autism, " was published in the

Journal of Translational Medicine and is freely available online at

http://www.translat ional-medicine. com/content/ pdf/1479- 5876-5-30. pdf . A

video summary of the paper may be seen at http://www.youtube. com/watch?

v=FlSaXCzLW6w .

" While embryonic stem cells are receiving the spotlight of the mass media,

fears of carcinogenesis, immune rejection and lack of differentiation have

blocked these cells from clinical use to date. In sharp contrast, adult stem

cell therapy, which does not involve destruction of fetuses has demonstrated

great success in various US and European clinical trials for conditions such as

heart failure, liver cirrhosis, and Crohn's disease. In fact, companies such as

Osiris Therapeutics are already in Phase III FDA registration trials for their

adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy product. By this publication, we hope to

extend current clinical research of adult stem cells to autism, " concluded Dr.

Chen.

About the Institute for Cellular Medicine

The Institute for Cellular Medicine is an international organization offering

adult stem cell therapy for a variety of degenerative conditions ranging from

multiple sclerosis, to rheumatoid arthritis, to heart failure. More information

may be found at www.cellmedicine. com.

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I have done stem cells in Barbados for our son in December and the results

have been amazing for autism.. The first thing we noticed is that his gut is

completely healed, and his stools are perfectly normal.. and he is so

different… he is forming words etc. if anyone wants more, please ask… we are

ecstatic, as we have been on this journey for 14 yrs. And have done every

treatment , therapy , diet etc. you name it , and we have done it… So nice

to hear someone is being brave and posting this… The reason I chose to go to

Barbados is because I Know many who have gone there and have seen the

results with my own eyes and I wanted to go where we knew it was safe….

Wonderful facility….

Corinne

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From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of pani pani

Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2007 11:39 AM

To: pecanbread

Subject: Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: A Proposal

I thought this may be of interest to some of you: Stem Cell Therapy for

Autism: A Proposal Jul 11 2007, 10:19 PM EST Business Wire

The Institute for Cellular Medicine (www.cellmedicine. com) announced today

what appears to be the first publication in a peer reviewed journal

outlining scientific rationale for the use of stem cells in the treatment of

autism.

" The application of stem cell therapy to autism, a condition affecting

approximately 1 in 144 children, offers the possibility of addressing the

root cause of this disorder, " said Dr. Gang Chen, one of the International

Scientific Advisors for the Institute of Cellular Medicine. He continued,

" While numerous clinics have used adult stem cells therapeutically for

years, none of these clinics make it a priority to publish in the peer

reviewed literature the scientific basis for their work and findings. As a

result, anecdotal findings and observations which would have great value to

academic researchers are largely ignored. We hope to correct this. "

The publication, entitled " Stem cell therapy for autism, " was published in

the Journal of Translational Medicine and is freely available online at

http://www.translat ional-medicine. com/content/ pdf/1479- 5876-5-30. pdf .

A video summary of the paper may be seen at http://www.youtube. com/watch?

v=FlSaXCzLW6w .

" While embryonic stem cells are receiving the spotlight of the mass media,

fears of carcinogenesis, immune rejection and lack of differentiation have

blocked these cells from clinical use to date. In sharp contrast, adult stem

cell therapy, which does not involve destruction of fetuses has demonstrated

great success in various US and European clinical trials for conditions such

as heart failure, liver cirrhosis, and Crohn's disease. In fact, companies

such as Osiris Therapeutics are already in Phase III FDA registration trials

for their adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy product. By this publication,

we hope to extend current clinical research of adult stem cells to autism, "

concluded Dr. Chen.

About the Institute for Cellular Medicine

The Institute for Cellular Medicine is an international organization

offering adult stem cell therapy for a variety of degenerative conditions

ranging from multiple sclerosis, to rheumatoid arthritis, to heart failure.

More information may be found at www.cellmedicine. com.

---------------------------------

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Corinne,

I am curious as to how much something like this costs- not including the plane

ticket to Barbados. Also curious as to the degree of severity was your son. I

am clueless on what this would intale medically. You can email me off post.

thanks in advance

Becky

Corinne Vela wrote:

I have done stem cells in Barbados for our son in December and the

results

have been amazing for autism.. The first thing we noticed is that his gut is

completely healed, and his stools are perfectly normal.. and he is so

different… he is forming words etc. if anyone wants more, please ask… we are

ecstatic, as we have been on this journey for 14 yrs. And have done every

treatment , therapy , diet etc. you name it , and we have done it… So nice

to hear someone is being brave and posting this… The reason I chose to go to

Barbados is because I Know many who have gone there and have seen the

results with my own eyes and I wanted to go where we knew it was safe….

Wonderful facility….

Corinne

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of pani pani

Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2007 11:39 AM

To: pecanbread

Subject: Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: A Proposal

I thought this may be of interest to some of you: Stem Cell Therapy for

Autism: A Proposal Jul 11 2007, 10:19 PM EST Business Wire

The Institute for Cellular Medicine (www.cellmedicine. com) announced today

what appears to be the first publication in a peer reviewed journal

outlining scientific rationale for the use of stem cells in the treatment of

autism.

" The application of stem cell therapy to autism, a condition affecting

approximately 1 in 144 children, offers the possibility of addressing the

root cause of this disorder, " said Dr. Gang Chen, one of the International

Scientific Advisors for the Institute of Cellular Medicine. He continued,

" While numerous clinics have used adult stem cells therapeutically for

years, none of these clinics make it a priority to publish in the peer

reviewed literature the scientific basis for their work and findings. As a

result, anecdotal findings and observations which would have great value to

academic researchers are largely ignored. We hope to correct this. "

The publication, entitled " Stem cell therapy for autism, " was published in

the Journal of Translational Medicine and is freely available online at

http://www.translat ional-medicine. com/content/ pdf/1479- 5876-5-30. pdf .

A video summary of the paper may be seen at http://www.youtube. com/watch?

v=FlSaXCzLW6w .

" While embryonic stem cells are receiving the spotlight of the mass media,

fears of carcinogenesis, immune rejection and lack of differentiation have

blocked these cells from clinical use to date. In sharp contrast, adult stem

cell therapy, which does not involve destruction of fetuses has demonstrated

great success in various US and European clinical trials for conditions such

as heart failure, liver cirrhosis, and Crohn's disease. In fact, companies

such as Osiris Therapeutics are already in Phase III FDA registration trials

for their adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy product. By this publication,

we hope to extend current clinical research of adult stem cells to autism, "

concluded Dr. Chen.

About the Institute for Cellular Medicine

The Institute for Cellular Medicine is an international organization

offering adult stem cell therapy for a variety of degenerative conditions

ranging from multiple sclerosis, to rheumatoid arthritis, to heart failure.

More information may be found at www.cellmedicine. com.

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Corinne, Is there a website for the Barbados facility? Who is the

doctor? Thanks, Kristy

> Corinne,

> I am curious as to how much something like this costs- not

> including the plane ticket to Barbados. Also curious as to the

> degree of severity was your son. I am clueless on what this would

> intale medically. You can email me off post.

>

> thanks in advance

> Becky

>

> Corinne Vela wrote:

> I have done stem cells in Barbados for our son in December and the

> results

> have been amazing for autism.. The first thing we noticed is that

> his gut is

> completely healed, and his stools are perfectly normal.. and he is so

> different… he is forming words etc. if anyone wants more, please

> ask… we are

> ecstatic, as we have been on this journey for 14 yrs. And have done

> every

> treatment , therapy , diet etc. you name it , and we have done it…

> So nice

> to hear someone is being brave and posting this… The reason I chose

> to go to

> Barbados is because I Know many who have gone there and have seen the

> results with my own eyes and I wanted to go where we knew it was

> safe….

> Wonderful facility….

>

> Corinne

>

> _____

>

> From: pecanbread

> [mailto:pecanbread ] On

> Behalf Of pani pani

> Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2007 11:39 AM

> To: pecanbread

> Subject: Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: A Proposal

>

> I thought this may be of interest to some of you: Stem Cell Therapy

> for

> Autism: A Proposal Jul 11 2007, 10:19 PM EST Business Wire

> The Institute for Cellular Medicine (www.cellmedicine. com)

> announced today

> what appears to be the first publication in a peer reviewed journal

> outlining scientific rationale for the use of stem cells in the

> treatment of

> autism.

> " The application of stem cell therapy to autism, a condition affecting

> approximately 1 in 144 children, offers the possibility of

> addressing the

> root cause of this disorder, " said Dr. Gang Chen, one of the

> International

> Scientific Advisors for the Institute of Cellular Medicine. He

> continued,

> " While numerous clinics have used adult stem cells therapeutically for

> years, none of these clinics make it a priority to publish in the peer

> reviewed literature the scientific basis for their work and

> findings. As a

> result, anecdotal findings and observations which would have great

> value to

> academic researchers are largely ignored. We hope to correct this. "

> The publication, entitled " Stem cell therapy for autism, " was

> published in

> the Journal of Translational Medicine and is freely available

> online at

> http://www.translat ional-medicine. com/content/ pdf/1479-

> 5876-5-30. pdf .

> A video summary of the paper may be seen at http://www.youtube. com/

> watch?

> v=FlSaXCzLW6w .

> " While embryonic stem cells are receiving the spotlight of the mass

> media,

> fears of carcinogenesis, immune rejection and lack of

> differentiation have

> blocked these cells from clinical use to date. In sharp contrast,

> adult stem

> cell therapy, which does not involve destruction of fetuses has

> demonstrated

> great success in various US and European clinical trials for

> conditions such

> as heart failure, liver cirrhosis, and Crohn's disease. In fact,

> companies

> such as Osiris Therapeutics are already in Phase III FDA

> registration trials

> for their adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy product. By this

> publication,

> we hope to extend current clinical research of adult stem cells to

> autism, "

> concluded Dr. Chen.

> About the Institute for Cellular Medicine

> The Institute for Cellular Medicine is an international organization

> offering adult stem cell therapy for a variety of degenerative

> conditions

> ranging from multiple sclerosis, to rheumatoid arthritis, to heart

> failure.

> More information may be found at www.cellmedicine. com.

>

> ---------------------------------

> Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your

> story.

> Play Sims Stories at Yahoo! Games.

>

>

[Guest guest]

The website is www.regenmd.com/contact/

We used our frequent flyer miles for the airfare.. we stayed at the divi

Southwinds garden villas, beautiful private beach, very easy to stay on the

diet as they eat very healthy English style food, no fast food restaurants ,

only a Kentucky fried chicken.. interesting... I;m not sure what your e mail

address is so please e mail me privately.. for more information and this

goes to anyone on the list and yes my son was pretty severe and we have been

on this journey since he was 5 yrs. Old and I will never give up...Not sure

about your other questions, so please explain when you e mail me

privately...

Corinne

Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: A Proposal

>

> I thought this may be of interest to some of you: Stem Cell Therapy

> for

> Autism: A Proposal Jul 11 2007, 10:19 PM EST Business Wire

> The Institute for Cellular Medicine (www.cellmedicine. com)

> announced today

> what appears to be the first publication in a peer reviewed journal

> outlining scientific rationale for the use of stem cells in the

> treatment of

> autism.

> " The application of stem cell therapy to autism, a condition affecting

> approximately 1 in 144 children, offers the possibility of

> addressing the

> root cause of this disorder, " said Dr. Gang Chen, one of the

> International

> Scientific Advisors for the Institute of Cellular Medicine. He

> continued,

> " While numerous clinics have used adult stem cells therapeutically for

> years, none of these clinics make it a priority to publish in the peer

> reviewed literature the scientific basis for their work and

> findings. As a

> result, anecdotal findings and observations which would have great

> value to

> academic researchers are largely ignored. We hope to correct this. "

> The publication, entitled " Stem cell therapy for autism, " was

> published in

> the Journal of Translational Medicine and is freely available

> online at

> http://www.translat ional-medicine. com/content/ pdf/1479-

> 5876-5-30. pdf .

> A video summary of the paper may be seen at http://www.youtube. com/

> watch?

> v=FlSaXCzLW6w .

> " While embryonic stem cells are receiving the spotlight of the mass

> media,

> fears of carcinogenesis, immune rejection and lack of

> differentiation have

> blocked these cells from clinical use to date. In sharp contrast,

> adult stem

> cell therapy, which does not involve destruction of fetuses has

> demonstrated

> great success in various US and European clinical trials for

> conditions such

> as heart failure, liver cirrhosis, and Crohn's disease. In fact,

> companies

> such as Osiris Therapeutics are already in Phase III FDA

> registration trials

> for their adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy product. By this

> publication,

> we hope to extend current clinical research of adult stem cells to

> autism, "

> concluded Dr. Chen.

> About the Institute for Cellular Medicine

> The Institute for Cellular Medicine is an international organization

> offering adult stem cell therapy for a variety of degenerative

> conditions

> ranging from multiple sclerosis, to rheumatoid arthritis, to heart

> failure.

> More information may be found at www.cellmedicine. com.

>

> ---------------------------------

> Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your

> story.

> Play Sims Stories at Yahoo! Games.

>

>

[Guest guest]

We used our frequent flyer miles from our american express card , and yes

our son was pretty severe..The cost is $25,000.00 and is cheaper than a

years worth of aba. e mail me privately and I will tell you more as I don't

want to offend anyone. Yes we are still doing the diet and yes I do believe

that it works, we will be tested medically this month to see what the tests

show since our treatment in December.Have a great weekend.

Corinne

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From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of becky rogalski

Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 7:15 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: A Proposal

Corinne,

I am curious as to how much something like this costs- not including the

plane ticket to Barbados. Also curious as to the degree of severity was your

son. I am clueless on what this would intale medically. You can email me off

post.

thanks in advance

Becky

Corinne Vela <corinnevela@ <mailto:corinnevela%40houston.rr.com>

houston.rr.com> wrote:

I have done stem cells in Barbados for our son in December and the results

have been amazing for autism.. The first thing we noticed is that his gut is

completely healed, and his stools are perfectly normal.. and he is so

different. he is forming words etc. if anyone wants more, please ask. we are

ecstatic, as we have been on this journey for 14 yrs. And have done every

treatment , therapy , diet etc. you name it , and we have done it. So nice

to hear someone is being brave and posting this. The reason I chose to go to

Barbados is because I Know many who have gone there and have seen the

results with my own eyes and I wanted to go where we knew it was safe..

Wonderful facility..

Corinne

_____

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Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2007 11:39 AM

To: pecanbread@yahoogro <mailto:pecanbread%40yahoogroups.com> ups.com

Subject: Stem Cell Therapy for Autism: A Proposal

I thought this may be of interest to some of you: Stem Cell Therapy for

Autism: A Proposal Jul 11 2007, 10:19 PM EST Business Wire

The Institute for Cellular Medicine (www.cellmedicine. com) announced today

what appears to be the first publication in a peer reviewed journal

outlining scientific rationale for the use of stem cells in the treatment of

autism.

" The application of stem cell therapy to autism, a condition affecting

approximately 1 in 144 children, offers the possibility of addressing the

root cause of this disorder, " said Dr. Gang Chen, one of the International

Scientific Advisors for the Institute of Cellular Medicine. He continued,

" While numerous clinics have used adult stem cells therapeutically for

years, none of these clinics make it a priority to publish in the peer

reviewed literature the scientific basis for their work and findings. As a

result, anecdotal findings and observations which would have great value to

academic researchers are largely ignored. We hope to correct this. "

The publication, entitled " Stem cell therapy for autism, " was published in

the Journal of Translational Medicine and is freely available online at

http://www.translat ional-medicine. com/content/ pdf/1479- 5876-5-30. pdf .

A video summary of the paper may be seen at http://www.youtube. com/watch?

v=FlSaXCzLW6w .

" While embryonic stem cells are receiving the spotlight of the mass media,

fears of carcinogenesis, immune rejection and lack of differentiation have

blocked these cells from clinical use to date. In sharp contrast, adult stem

cell therapy, which does not involve destruction of fetuses has demonstrated

great success in various US and European clinical trials for conditions such

as heart failure, liver cirrhosis, and Crohn's disease. In fact, companies

such as Osiris Therapeutics are already in Phase III FDA registration trials

for their adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy product. By this publication,

we hope to extend current clinical research of adult stem cells to autism, "

concluded Dr. Chen.

About the Institute for Cellular Medicine

The Institute for Cellular Medicine is an international organization

offering adult stem cell therapy for a variety of degenerative conditions

ranging from multiple sclerosis, to rheumatoid arthritis, to heart failure.

More information may be found at www.cellmedicine. com.

---------------------------------

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