“Exciting Things Happening In Type 1 Diabetes” With New Stem Cell Treatment

A new stem cell-based treatment for Type 1 diabetes has been successful in clinical trials.
The treatment controls blood glucose levels and reduces the need for insulin injections.
Over a period of many years, there has been increasing progress towards using and manipulating stem cells which come from our body, to produce insulin.
Professor of Regenerative Medicine, James Shaw, is with TalkTV’S Dr David Bull and Dr Renee Hoenderkamp to discuss the trial’s findings and what they means for the future.
James Shaw says: “There's a lot of exciting things happening in Type 1 diabetes,” but it “hasn’t gone away.”
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[@anandashani9923]

I am 40 with Type 1 Diabetes since 14 years and I dont think I will see a robust solution in my life time. But for those young kids who are struggling today, they would see it in the next 15 years!

[@davida.3510]

I'd say in the next 10 years! I'm a 23 year old T1 diabetic.

[@BRO-gz5yp]

​@@davida.3510can we connect?

[@Jalina69]

You can undergo a test surgery in ca

[@davida.3510]

@@Jalina69 With immunosuppressants. Not interesting.

[@BRO-gz5yp]

explain please .. test surgery in ca?@@Jalina69

[@rickbear7249]

Type 1 diabetes, even when controlled with insulin, is also known as "the slow death" and is life shortening. Never assume it is a minor "inconvenience" that's "controllable", as the long-term consequences are catastrophic.

[@barbarashaw4034]

Great explanation from the Professor- thanks David for allowing him the time to explain the research 😊

[@Rarests]

This is great, we’ve now nearly cleared the first hurdle to curing type 1 diabetes. This will allow us to reprogram our own cells to produce insulin for us without the need for immunosuppressants. However, the second hurdle still requires us to figure out why our immune system attacked our insulin producing pancreatic cells in the first place.

[@CorinadelSol]

What not use iPS cells created from the own person?

[@DeltaDragoneditz]

It's shame on the medical fraternity to not be able to bring any solution to this. Frustrating enough.

[@kamilshaikh7767]

Simple because they make a lot of money out of diabetes medicines

[@jeminaz5644]

Millions of people are waiting for the cure! Please help! 🙏🙏🙏

[@annabellzambrano7764]

Carnivore diet is the key.

[@786theresonly1GOD]

Praying for a cure

[@wendyconnew6458]

What happens with CF patients who have fibrosis of the pancreas. Most of them produce insulin, which is why the pancreas is not removed.

[@ballapalleballe]

Swedish diamyd has a solution for newly diagnosed type 1 patients

[@georgidobrev6878]

Can you explain here please

[@sunitas896]

I was just watching Talktv presented by Peter Cardwell. The discussion is on tax money paid to workers working from home. How can you prove that they are working from home? They might go to Library, parents' home, the friend's home, do shopping, and housework .lots not Covid 19, close down anymore, now they should all go to work and stop behaving like lazy workers.

[@CJ198707]

Loving David’s waistcoats!

[@philwhatever3903]

After getting covid i was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Was on insulin for 6 months then was re diagnosed type 2 (due ro not having the antibodies required for type1) 2 weeks later my blood sugar was in normal range and i am now classed as in remission.

[@jackiejackson7587]

Did you have the vaccines? My son in law had the same thing, type 1 for a year then type 2 and now all good since a few months ago. He's convinced the jabs caused his pancreas to stop working

[@philwhatever3903]

@@jackiejackson7587 I got it before the jabs were available. Infact I actually got covid in December 2019. Was diagnosed in March 2020. I told the doctor it wasn’t possible at the hospital and he told me that they had many patients with Covid before it had even hit the news and a few had got type 1 from it. I have had both jabs and had no complications from either. When I had covid I nearly died I couldn’t breath it was like a jellyfish in my lungs so the jab is better for me

[@snchitpawar]

but , what happened to type 1 , is it cured?

[@philwhatever3903]

@@snchitpawar type 1 is not curable. (Neither is type 2 you can just go into remission) I never had type 1 i was just diagnosed with it. Type 1 is an auto immune disease. Which means the bodies own immune system (antibodies) attacks and destroys other parts of the body because it sees them as foreign. In this case the eyelets on the pancreas that create insulin! What the doctor on the video is describing is recreating those eyelets using stem cells in a Petrie dish and reattaching them to the pancreas. Then im guessing some kind of anti rejection medication that stops the body attacking these.

[@BRO-gz5yp]

Can we connect? I have few doubts to clear.

[@datfella100]

Will these cells reduce the risk of future complications

[@TheSwipeking]

hello there... long story short is I have been type 1 diabetic for 50 mish years now, I am almost 56 now... bottom line is what I have been doing the past 14 months is and has 95% cure my DIABETES... im off 75% of all my insulin.. 95% my bloos sugard are in the safe normal non diabetic range? IT BLOWS MY MIND!!, I truly believe because of what I am doing and the huge changes I have seen and are experiencing every day... I will be cured by this time next year. GOD BLESS.... DAVE

[@thararani349]

Can you please tell me how you did this

[@TheSwipeking]

14 months back I purchased an Aquacure AC50 hydrogen brown's gas machine... my entire body starting healing itself in every single area I had issues and damage etc... long story short my type1 diabetes 100% seems to be getting cured, IT BLOWS MY MIND!! now my goal is be CURED IN 12 months or ,less... I WILL DO IT FOR SURE. @@thararani349

[@senorballsack4460]

How?

[@TheSwipeking]

@@senorballsack4460 Aquacure AC50 machine... thats all.

[@TheSwipeking]

@@thararani349 Aquacure AC50 machine... thats all.

[@hannacook859]

Interesting title...

[@Cowboyjacob17]

I have been type on since I was 3

[@MokIshaN]

How old are you now? Are your numbers in control?

[@sternits]

I cured my T2D (after 20 yrs) in 2 months and off all meds by stop following American Diabetes Association diet and started following ketogenic diet. That was 4 years ago. Down 70 lbs, no meds, and feeling so energetic.

[@francescostello1377]

Really, clinical trials, by whom? Are they peer reviewed? Follow the power and money every time, Is this one safe and effective too, lol.