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I’m not all that familiar with stem cell stuff except that it helps a lot of people deal with a variety of things. I’m interested in pancreatic stem cells but figure I’m too old or have had diabetes too long to receive any benef from stem cell therapy....

I haven't been keeping up with the topic, but it seems to have great potential for helping people.

Yes, I went to a seminar a month ago. The claim is to heal and eliminate pain from joint pain/arthritis. The cost is fairly expensive,  and there are no guarantees. "Old" people - 80+ - are probably not going to benefit from stem cell injections. The stem cells are extracted from placentas, post-delivery. 

I have my son's stem cells stored. Hopefully, he won't have to harness them. Here's a link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stem-cell_therapy

I don't know a lot about it but I do hope that the current research will continue.

It seams it will fix just about anything.maybe to good to be true..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

We werew offered the chance to save the cord blood when Bailey was born, not sure if that's the same but it was very expensive at the time.

....no, I haven't 

all I know is they gave my friends Norm and Linda's son a stem cell transplant and it didn't work. He died anyway. The Drs. said there was a 50 / 50 chance it would work. I guess it's supposed to straighten out the bone marrow so it'll quit making  too many white blood cells. I think they gave him a bone marrow transplant too. He died at 34  :'-(  

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