Snorting Stem Cells

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MY NAME IS JACK IRWIN AND I AM A RAT
I TRIED THE TREATEMENNT AND AS A RESULT I DEVELOPED SERIOUS BRAIN CONDITIONS
IT WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED IF Y OU TESTED ON SOME OTHER INSIGNIFICANT ANIMAL SPECIES
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JACK IRWIN of MT 5:00AM February 28, 2011

Will anyone be contacted or how can one find out if there are any trials in this groundbreaking procedure?

Donna Kelley of MO 11:47PM November 06, 2010

when will this be tried on humans.will there be a trial think this sounds most promising.

martin kelley of IN 2:44PM November 05, 2010

Hi, Does anyone feel that in the near future stem cell implants will help with under developed cerebellum as my grandaughter has this problem, any information would help.
Thank you.

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joannegraj of KS 11:48AM January 01, 2010

this administration does not secure that stem cells would go to the site that needs regeneration. The administration directly into the site has this advantage and the immflamatory response is miserable as it con be done through endoscopy

alicia 5:48PM September 27, 2009

I have had cell therapy (prof med Franz Schmid, Frankfurt) and it seems this method is much more advantageous. In it cells are freeze-dried and pulverized. The cells are re-animated with water and subcutaneously injected in the small of the back. There is no need to inject whole stem cells nor to drill into brain regions. Cells have an internal code via the sequencing of their protein fragments. A part of the cell will pas the brain-blood barrier.
It would have to be seen if mixing the stem cells with placental cells would overcome any blood barrier block.

John McDonell 5:03PM September 24, 2009

While the CNS barrier properties are conserved between rodents and humans, isn't the olfactory system of rodents and humans pretty different? So, while it is a substantial breakthrough to be able to deliver stem cells to the brain via snorting, the question remains does it work in humans or even primates?

Nathan Ivey of LA 11:22AM September 24, 2009