Redirecting... My sentiments exactly.
Again, quoted for irony.
So Zep, How many years have you spent in med school and research to develop the intellect required to produce the solution you seek?
Ten, maybe twelve in school? Another ten or fifteen in the field?
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Does it really matter? You canāt deflect the heart of the question with your limp diatribes. The bottom line is that thousands of people have been helped tremendously with this treatment, just not in the U.S. And the question remains the same, why? The only given answer here is consumer protection. A bogus answer designed to keep cellular medicine off the market, maybe until Big Pharma can figure out a way to profit as much as they can. So in the meantime the public suffers. What values!
And even more information on this dangerous therapy. Stem Cell Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis - Stem Cell Institute
What does my experience in the field have to do with the results? They use the word may because they canāt guarantee anything. However people are having regeneration. How many drugs can claim that it actually heals the underlying cause? None as they are designed to treat the symptoms not the cause. Besides even if you arenāt impressed, why shouldnāt people have the option of choice?
For the same reason your experience in business, economics, and tax matter when discussing the economy. Youāre a layman and as a layman donāt and canāt understand the underlying mechanisms for a result. You donāt know if the treatments you keep posting actually work because, as has been pointed out multiple times, they arenāt properly empirically tested.
Or, they donāt actually know if it works or not.
Idk, a lotā¦
Right, thatās why antibiotics are used to, you know, destroy an infection, ie cure a personā¦
It isnāt about impressing anyone. Itās about properly testing treatments in order to offer reasonable assurance that the treatment actually works.
You do have the option. Buy a plane ticket and go get treated at whatever clinic provides the treatment you want.
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As usual you donāt have a real answer so you resort to personal attacks. Whether Iām in the field or not has nothing to do with the results. Results are results no matter what anyone says. You arenāt entitled to your own conclusions. It is the results that matter and thousands upon thousands are being helped, far more than taking the garbage sold to them by Big Pharma, with a lot less side effects. People are starting back to work again. Tell those people it doesnāt work. What more proof do you need? Since there is scant clinical trials, if any in the U.S. on medicinal marijuana, should that choice be taken away? And people are traveling outside the U.S. to get this treatment as they are not being helped by a healthcare system more concerned with making as much money as possible rather than actually helping people. Why shouldnāt people have the choice to get this therapy in their own country? As they are seeing the dramatic positive results. After treating 5,000 people with stem cell therapy, I think the Stem Cell Institute in Panama has a good idea if it works.
That isnāt a personal attackā¦
The irony of this statement coming from you is incredibly rich.
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You donāt actually know that the stem cell treatment is curing people. You literally just said
Exactly, thatās why we have an in-depth process to test the efficacy of treatments.
https://www.unicef.org/immunization/files/SOWVI_full_report_english_LR1.pdf
The rest of your post is just drivel.
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Yea, this is off-the-charts the most thought/emotion provoking thing Iāve read all day.
So why are plenty of people claiming to be helped by this treatment? Are they all lying?
And the same thing can be said of you. Only in your case itās true.
One of us actually works in medical research and has published papers that have actually led to medical breakthroughs, including both discoveries of new treatments, new applications of existing treatments, and/or improvements in care pathways.
Itās not you.
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Personally I donāt know. I just donāt believe that the people whoāve had dramatic benefits are imaging it. Much like those who use medicinal marijuana. Should these people have to wait until the U.S. catches up?
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But itās true.
A non-answer.