gigimac
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Are stem cells beneficial for lyme. I was just reading info on an oral surgeon I am considering visiting (no, he is not biological) and he has info about saving stem cells from healthy extracted teeth.
Is this something that could help?
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Didn't work for me.I had stem cells removed from fat (adipose stem cells)..Spent a lot of money, had them back through IV..There are other types. I'm not sure though if its really works for Lyme that well..Knowing what I know now I would spent that money on glutathione IV'S and other things that do help me..
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Many went to New Delhi, India for stem cell injections initially and were helped a great deal, although from what I've heard, symptoms have come back for some.
Now stem injections work is happening in many places in the world and I think also in the US.
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Rumigirl
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If you haven't gotten the infections under control----plus addressed all of the other issues you may have, it any good results probably won't last---or won't happen at all. It only makes sense.
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Tincup
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This article concerns me. Recent one. It tells of people who went blind after getting stem cells injected into their eyeballs.
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