Stem cell therapy -- beyond the headlines: Timothy Henry at TEDxGrandForks

There is considerable excitement about the use of stem cells for cardiovascular disease. Stem cells are unspecialized cells with the unique property to self-renew or make copies of themselves and to differentiate into specialized cells. The goal of stem cell therapy is to enhance the body's natural process of regeneration. There are a considerable number of stem cells currently under investigation for patients with heart attacks, angina, heart failure, and peripheral arterial disease. We have made considerable progress but have many questions left to answer.
Timothy Henry, MD, FACC, is Chief of Cardiology at Cedars Sinai Heart Institute in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Henry earned his bachelor's degree at the University of North Dakota, graduated from medical school at University of California, San Francisco, in 1982, and was chief medicine resident from 1982--1986 at University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. He completed his training as a cardiology fellow, chief cardiology fellow, and interventional cardiology fellow at University of Minnesota in 1991. His research interests include interventional cardiology, acute myocardial infarction and novel therapies, including stem cell and gene therapy, for patients who are not candidates for standard revascularization techniques.
Dr. Henry has published over 250 manuscripts and book chapters and has served on the Research Committee for the Minnesota Affiliate of the AHA and the Emergency Care Committee for the ACC; he currently serves on the Advisory Committee for the AHA Mission: Lifeline Program, the AHA Acute Cardiac Care Committee of the Council on Clinical Cardiology and on the ACC Interventional Subcommittee. He has served as national principal investigator of multiple large, multicenter trials in acute coronary syndromes, myocardial infarction and angiogenesis including several ongoing cardiovascular stem cell trials including RENEW, ALLSTAR and ATHENA. He is also principal investigator for 1 of 7 NIH Clinical Cardiovascular Stem Cell Centers. He is a fellow at ACC and SCAI and a member of Alpha Omega Alpha and the AHA Council on Clinical Cardiology.
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[@sandylibling3631]

My husband didn't want a knee replacement, A doctor at St Vincents in Sydney has rebuilt his cartilage and meniscus using stem cells and he no longer needs a knee replacement.

[@hectorguerrero3436]

Sandy Libling what is the doctor's name?

[@vister6757]

That's wonderful!

[@gikaradi8793]

Sandy Libling -hiSandy!hows your husband doing?

[@williamgreenwoodTHEVEGASRABBIT]

Would appreciate any information you could send to us about your doctor who did this for your husband so he did not to have this operation - hope we may be able to receive this information as I have to have a shoulder replacement They have to do alot of cuting and replacing and scraping my shoulder and other bone in this area ... have the doctor reports and saw my 3 d picture as to what they must do to my shoulder and can harly pick up my right arm , thank you for any help in this matter sincerely yours , wilma and william Greenwood

[@billmartin5890]

@@vister6757 qss The

[@lisasis2c235]

Very encouraging and insightful lecture...I hope their will be more of these discussions about the results of treatment.

[@albertshilton5336]

Wow. Terrific presentation. I have had stem cell therapy twice. Once with my own cells from adipose tissue. And the other from umbilical cords. Both worked incredibly well. And that is not the placebo effect.

[@thehumansuccessproject9644]

Great insights into the future of Stem cell therapy. Thanks.

[@JonViscott]

I am one of the lucky ones on the ALLSTAR trial. 25 million heart stem cells!

[@TeaCius1]

How's it working for you?

[@josepelayo2827]

Where?

[@jezzyby47]

Anyone with heart problems should listen to Dr Steven Gundry, he was a heart surgeon but gave it up when he realised what the real cure for heart problems and most other problems is. And it's very cheap.

[@hnutterjr]

jezzyby47 has

[@NaturePaganWitch]

@@jezzyby47 Where did you go? My husband's best friend has Afib. I have been researching for him.

[@stemcelltreatment]

Looking into the future, one of the most exciting developments will be the ability to produce cells on demand ie 3D printed human cells. Using stem cells as the "ink" in a 3-D printer, doctors will be able to build printed organs and tissues on demand. Eventually we will be able to print out new tissues, or create filler/repair patches for existing organs, to regenerate themselves.

[@healthyandwealthyn2142]

This is AWESOME! This news is fantastic for me because I'm 59 years old and am in a wheelchair because I have no soft tissue between my hips or knees. I would gladly be a participant in a trial for stem cell research. I have always been an active person. I grew up in Hawaii. I was very blessed! I surfed, hiked played softball. I'm scuba certified. I used to walk 10 miles a day! This is very frustrating. I have 2 beautiful grandchildren and can't play with them. This is fantastic news for someone such as myself! Praise God and those who are doing the research and work on this exciting technology! Gina Corl

[@aliciamilam5636]

No that's very dangerous..

[@falconwings1037]

​@@healthyandwealthyn2142 how you keeping sir

[@Dan-oi4kt]

Great lecture

[@EmilDean99]

I'm in the dynamic study. Feeling great. Thank you

[@Ms1696]

me too

[@s.zepeda2323]

How did u get n the study?

[@NG-gb1ov]

Great presentation. I was also looking forth to hear about the side effects of embryonic stem cells, etc. if any.

[@jeanguerrero8305]

Stem cell therapy is very promising. This should be approve for all ages who’s in need and should be covered by insurances. ASD also beneficiary for this research. Although ABA is still a “gold standard” of tx for ASD but later on not a cure. ASD is neurological problem, need medically treated not just treated behaviorally. If ASD is treatable/ curable, then, insurances will save more money for life long therapies of ABAs. However, it was suggested that rehabilitation is still needed after stem cell therapy for ASD.

[@BackToConstitution]

Excellent speaker, excellent teacher, excellent spokesman for the cause of stem cell research! Thumbs up! #842

[@drjosephsmaresca8256]

Vitamin C infusions can be helpful for Crohns along with a high fiber diet and meds like sulfasalizine 1-3 gms. Understanding the food triggers like gluten is critical too.

[@sadiqakhudadad3286]

Very well said ❤

[@tohgin9578]

Hi doctor, we fully agreed with your presentation. Our company produces stem cells therapy through oral stem cells replacement in a capsules and it works wonders. Our product are already being sold worldwide for the last 14 years

[@alfredhainuca387]

Please share the website of your company

[@azzamjaber7014]

Excellent.. thanks a lot

[@luderudecrude]

I'm still relatively young, I was athletic until I had a massive heart attack. My heart is pretty fucked up, give me some of these stem cells. I would be a good test subject.

[@faisalalkhedhrawi7311]

+luderudecrude in china they do it , in some clinics and it is not expensive too , it is legal but the results are not documented so if you are really in bad condition and have nothing to lose you can try it , other wise i advice you to wait and see .

[@Zeno7741]

+luderudecrude Drug induce heart attack?

[@luderudecrude]

Fred Bread No. Bad genetics. My cousin, father, and two uncles have all died pretty young from massive heart attacks. I'm the only one to survive it so far.

[@luderudecrude]

FAISAL ALKHEDHRAWI I'll wait and see. I trust the science, and I'm not severely disabled, so I can wait for it to be a shot in the doctors office instead of traveling over seas.

[@vickyross9753]

+luderudecrude Then you should try nano-medication, the real stem cell therapy. You can check out the link, www.glordavi.com God bless you!

[@cameliahudson6438]

How do you "program" the stem cells to develop into the required type of cells (blood vessel or muscle, etc)?

[@benedictalosh4844]

That's something you'll need to learn in cell biology or molecular biology degree. Using the right trigger is like a transmission message making the cell become exactly what the message was.

[@75hilmar]

I just can't believe that this is not more commonly known!

[@allenculbertson8170]

God bless you and thank you

[@googledev566]

Please Add English subtitles...

[@lyrablanche3281]

From Embryonic stage till Adulthood, ‪#‎stem_cells‬ develop & help to maintain, repair damaged organs and tissues. The cells divide into specialized cell in a process known as differentiation.

[@MohammedAlRefae34]

Exactly! I know a friend who had liver cirrhosis, after treating the reason for it, his liver was so damaged that his symptoms was really severe, his belly was full of fluid like a pregnant woman and his eyes were very very yellow, he went to China, the military hospital was is a governmental funded institution, he went for his first session, after two-three months, his symptoms were fading away and his overall health were much better, still sick though but the difference was noticeable, 2-3 months after his second session which was 6 months after his first, he really got back to normal life, very hard to notice any sickness and scarring of the liver started to reverse into healthy liver cells, he is now stage two and recovering fast thankfully. The secret which is not a secret really is 1- to stop the reason behind the sickness 2- inject the stem cells that really help the organ.

[@mariyamshafique9942]

Hi mohammed...can you please share a bit more information how is your friend doing now? How much did it cost? And which clinic? Please...thanks..x

[@MohammedAlRefae34]

Mariyam Shafique he is doing great. No signs of the disease. He did it at the Chinese military hospital. Costed around 30000 USD.

[@MohammedAlRefae34]

Mariyam Shafique however, Swiss clinic and many others do it now with cheaper costs

[@mariyamshafique9942]

I searched for swiss medica clinic but they have poor reviews from the patients and there are so many military hospitals in china...can you please specify which one did he go to? In which city? Thanks.

[@Rene-uz3eb]

15:06 that’s an interesting study which confirmed that this stem cell injection created myocardium, but it did not improve the injection fraction which would have been the whole point. Intracoronary cardiosphere-derived cells for heart regeneration after myocardial infarction (CADUCEUS): a prospective, randomised phase 1 trial, 2012 “However, changes in end-diastolic volume, end-systolic volume, and LVEF did not differ between groups by 6 months.” The above trial was with the patients’ own stem cells though. So doctors assume the body can’t even move its own stem cells to where they are needed? (Which maybe is true in minimally perfused tissue like cartilage)

[@edogelbard1901]

I think the presenter, although he is a cardiac surgeon, is a little confused or simply did not do sufficient research into the nuts and bolts of stem cell technology. To put it plainly: it is not a good idea to extract mesenchymal stem cells and keep them in culture for an extended period of time, for the exact same reasons that he stated, later generations don't differentiate as well. Also, this adds the risk of contamination to your samples--> the lab is not as safe for your stem cells as your body is. Genetic, chromosomal, and epigenetic aberration can also be an issue as it has been in old embryonic cell lines, though less likely, but still an issue. Advances in iPSC technology has made these cells far safer for use by improved reprogramming and purification procedures such as flow cytometry, induced factors, etc. possibly eliminating the need for the use of adult stem cells, much less keep them on the shelf, and also, since these cells are induced into a pluripotent state, age is not a limiting factor in their potential for use, since iPSC's from an old patient behave in much the same way as those induced from a young patient. Nonetheless, Adult stem cells, especially marrow derived mesenchymal cells are what these people are familiar with because of their use in past years in a variety of clinical trials. However, though results are promising there have been some bad hiccups, such as in the use of olfactory epithelial fibroblasts, and there is idiosyncrasy between patients in terms of how these cells behave and differentiate which can not be well predicted or controlled, even when using induction factors or purification steps, limiting their potential for use. Lastly, they're limited in number and can obly divide for a limited number of generations before differentiating. Simply put; iPSC's are the future... not only for tissue replacement but for whole organ replacement. Stay tuned.

[@FITZYIS]

plz let me be a volunteer , i`m 60 already had a heart attack and now my backs getting worse , ive heard enough to convince me , so many need this help plz plz plz help us

[@andyakbar7395]

i read the journal they showed at 8:24 and on the conclusion section it said Among patients with chronic ischemic heart failure, transendocardial injection of autologous BMCs compared with placebo did not improve LVESV, maximal oxygen consumption, or reversibility on SPECT. could anyone help me maybe I am misunderstanding some things

[@ralphkramden5979]

Good questions, Andy. In the talk Tim Henry mentions that cardiac function improved "2.9 %.... a modest improvement" and then he makes a point about safety. That change would be consistent with a placebo effect in my mind. It sounds like he was more impressed with the numbers that showed improvement to have an inverse relationship between age and degree of improvement and a direct relationship to the quality of stem cell function.

[@andyakbar7395]

***** thanks for the reply mark, i guess 2.9 % maybe a small change but to the people working on stem cells its a big improvement i guess.

[@3l3n4x]

I’m ready, I’ve had lower back pain for 2 years with sciatica pain in both hips. Constant pain but where to go is my question?

[@Povhc]

Can you deposit your own stem cells in some kind of "stem cell bank" for late usage?

[@noyvlog2035]

yes there is adult stemcell banking ...

[@RobynSmartt]

or.. can your body make more stem cells with the right nutritional support ? i take stem cell nutrition, its afordable, its science backed, speeds up the making of your own stem cells by 7 to 9 million, withing 45 minutes of taking the capsules. amazing pain relief and anti-depressant among many other things. robynsmartt.cerule.com/home-au/

[@NaturePaganWitch]

You don't need to... they can easily and quickly harvest, life, fresh stem cells from your hip (the best place to harvest them from). My husband was bone on bone & a tennis pro. He needed a knee replacement until we found a doctor with Regenexx in Dallas and he did stem cell therapy. Three years later he is running on the court, back to normal with regrown cartilage. It saved is career.

[@thekooolest1]

@@noyvlog2035 lmao

[@elizabethespinoza4779]

Best thing I've ever done for myself. Would do it all over again if I had the money

[@numalesoybea1348]

What did you do exactly?

[@shaynadavidovhansonrealtor]

Where did you go?

[@cameliahudson6438]

How did you know there is not going to be an immune reaction when used some younger donor stem cells (especially thinking of patients with different Rh then of the donor)?

[@rrwa7052]

Camelia Hudson Because the stem cells do not turn into your cells. They only travel through your blood and emit the precise ingredients necessary to heal defective cells in your body.

[@MzSuzy2698]

Camelia Hudson Don’t you think that they thought of that already? I’m pretty sure that they are smarter than that.

[@RoseBill423]

my good friend has PLS primary lateral sclerosis. I'm thinking this will work for him. any info will greatly be appreciated,thank u god bless.

[@DrPaulAnstey]

There is a difference between embryonic stem cells and fetal stem cells...why is it that this Doc did not discuss this? Embryonic stem cells are known to cause Teratomas....fetal stem cells seem to be where the best results can come from. Sadly this is controversial in the USA. So we are behind the times here in the USA i.t.o. this research. Amazing being that we believe we are the greatest country in the world . The "corporates" control a lot. Very unfortunate. "The con is on...."

[@muhamedhusain7517]

Highly interesting subject!

[@havenlyshamblin9033]

I tried to donate mine in 98 and the hospital didnt have that sevice.

[@dcdales]

Real-life Rick Sanchez - minus the burps.

[@vegetossgss1114]

Amazing!

[@jjjj8691]

so what is the takeaway from here?

[@wisemansangalala1159]

are there plant stem cell therapies as well

[@indervirhundal7672]

Giostar, Advancells and Swiss Medica

[@falconwings1037]

I've just had a stem cell injection into an injured body part . I'll update in 6 months

[@cathy11488]

I distribute bio stem cell food from plant stem cell, malus domistica solar vitis and acai berry..

[@ricardsiagian4352]

can it repair the blocked toxified and damaged GABAA receptor that cause someone never able to sleep anymore? I would like to be a raw model if there id any clinical trial

[@vickyross9753]

Dear Ricard, Just want to share with you that nano-medication is the real stem-cell therapy. You can check out the link, www.glordavi.com/case_study

[@somneang87time29]

Finally you can sleep at heaven

[@TahirMehmood-ip7bn]

Sir my both hip damage stage 3 and stage 4 is possible with stem cell treatment.reply please please please

[@TheOukeren]

It's been a while since you posted, but just watched a Joe Rogan podcast with Mel Gibson. Gibson was talking about how his 90+ year old father had hip problems then had 'Stem Cell' therapy....His father had lots of benefits as a result...Could walk unaided and is now 101 years old Hope this helps and good luck!

[@zibtihaj3213]

What is the latest development in this , 2021... what companies are leading in this ? Anyone pls

[@coltonwilliams1565]

I have TMJ. Do they use stem cells to fix this?

[@cameliahudson6438]

Where about do you inject the stem cells? Directly in the heart or intravenously?

[@loriletney3454]

IV, but can also be injected directly into particular muscle tissue that needs new cell growth

[@v.suganthinima1284]

Sir please tell me the stem cell using to clear heart hole in children. Please quickly and any one tell some speciality doctor

[@CarlosAlexandre-ok3zo]

imagine the laboratory that first finds the cure for hearing loss and tinnitus, will become a billionaire. and will save many lives from dementia and alzaimer.

[@TM-be8oq]

l did a liposuction in my stomach and the fat start growing all over my body wich is bothering me so bad because it's growing in the neck in the arms in the booth in the legs were before this areas was skinny. please is it possible to put the fat cells to grow in my stomach were I did a liposuction so the other fat cells all over my body come smaller?

[@ninamatthews8747]

What?? Is this a serious question? The easiest thing to do would be to loose weight.

[@Jefff72]

My wife and I paid to have our daughters' embryo cord and blood frozen. Isn't this the best stem cells to keep?

[@dmon13]

Jefff also freeze the milk teeth. The best cells are inside them!

[@rm.7341]

@@dmon13 what do you mean milk teeth

[@melvyncarrot4741]

The "best antibiotics" is fluroquinolone antibiotics which has totally ruined my life and put it to a total standstill. After months of doing research for a cure ,stem cell therapy is the only hope I could be able to recover from the adverse reactions from fluroquinolone antibiotics.

[@rgaleny]

Threat the stem cells of the older patients with TELEMERACE before you re introduce them into the patient. Treat the stem cells with extra cellular matrix in the as you inject them into the patient. Treat the organ in organ in question with extra cellular matrix as well to encourage capture.

[@JerpPin]

This is the future

[@shnuppyable]

Poor babies

[@markh2355]

I paid to have my grandsons stem cells recovered and stored when they were born. They store the blood and umbilical cord in two different locations in case of storage failure. So it there fir them in the future.

[@romaniamyland6191]

so what advances occured since then? This was 2014 and nothing into clinical practice yet !!!

[@killap3nguin]

4 years later and still can’t get IV stem cell in the US

[@loriletney3454]

We can now! I live in a small town 2 hrs north of Houston, and I had 2.2 million stem cells given to me by IV a month ago. Try Houston, California, Utah...

[@gunsmoke6230]

Lori Letney I live in Porter, TX please tell me the Doctor, cost, purpose and what was your outcome? Thank you and hope it helped you! John

[@benedictalosh4844]

Yes there are in the US, few clinics will not recommend it because your insurance will not cover the cost.

[@kellypatterson9456]

Spinal cord injuries?

[@simetric6551]

Yes, they have been used successfully but only after a maximum of 6 to 12 month from the injury.

[@greywolf777]

My knees are bone to bone arthritis I'm miserable at 47. One place uses stem cells from placentas of mothers who delivered a baby successfully( so no compromise of values on the abortion issue). But they charge $2500 per knee that's way out of my price range. I found a new doc who may do stem cell on my knees for $500. A number I can eventually obtain by saving up. I hope it works as well as folks say because the doc was telling me not to get overly excited and think it will be able to miraculously regrow my cartilage.

[@DylanBegazo]

I want more heart muscle and blood vessels. If any respectable doctor needs a 23 year old volunteer to this end, I’ll be happy to do it. It’s for my specific military career and marriage too.

[@vinodvinrod3022]

us steam cell inc stock 0.02

[@johnbates2709]

This is a very biased view of where things are in stem cell therapy and certainly where they were in 2014. Reports of the benefits of stem cell therapy have been shown to be so bad, so contradictory that it leaves only one conclusion, lying and outrageous lying is at the core of this business .. because that what it’s about .. it’s a business .. it’s about money and lots of money. Stem cell therapy will come of age in many different areas, but we need to be hyper vigilant to stop the crooks from hi jacking it and misrepresenting it. All power to the regulatory bodies who keep this under control and keep it honest, not least also by the declaration of a vested interest amongst the ‘optimistic’ scientific communicators in this field.

[@robertharrison8132]

Someone can said that this Stem cell therapy is not good, but not me . On worldstemcells I find all what I was need

[@rgaleny]

would resveraltrol be a treatment to apply to stem cells or organ grown cells to improve the therapy ?

[@vickyross9753]

Dear Robert, Saw your KZbin post. Just want to share with you that nano-medication is the real stem-cell therapy. You can check out the link, www.glordavi.com/case_study

[@privateprivate2225]

nfl doctors arlready know how to overcome this issue. basicly take orthopedics to the limit find and apply the appropriate stem cells do a hormone profile on the individual bring thier hormons bac to 25 year old levels human growth hormone, testosterone for men nutrition profile adjusted for repair type. once this is done recovery is greatly accelerated

[@havenlyshamblin9033]

They can grow stem cells from neurons by taking doing a biopsy of the brain and growing it in a lab. This is old info.

[@jamesholder86]

A patient can be put in a hyperbaric chamber presurized to 2.4 atomshears and 100% oxygen. That patient's bone marrow will make stem cells. All stroke victims in Europe are put in a hyperbaric chamber with 100% oxygen. Should the doctor not put the stroke patient in a chamber he/she is proceculted in court for neglegence. In the USA, they are not using this proven treatment. Instead they are trying to make something complicated about stem cells rather than using a proven treatment. Should the stem cells be taken out of the patient's bone marrow, then the first place the stem cells need to heal is the location where the stem cells were taken out. Use the chamber to generate the stem cells please.

[@mdj1348]

MDJ

[@Darcyyyyyyyyyyy]

Can the clitoral tissue be regenerated for FGM victims using stem cells? anyone?

[@Darcyyyyyyyyyyy]

believe it or not there are many helpful people on youtube and if u have nothing useful to say then don't say anything. bye.

[@afsanesaadat9434]

so i watched like100 videos on youtube about stemcell . But i didnt get my answer . Please ppl anyone have done stemcell t . For amd macular . I wanna know if it works or not ? Im losing my vision . Could someone with arel exp tell me the true . Is it just an snake oil thing or is it workss ?

[@ratmgump6959]

Anyone know where to get cheap stem cell treatment?

[@zooey1234]

Yes. R5 clinic, Karachi

[@salmanbabar4599]

Is it useful for autism ?

[@gathamatha256]

Can stem cell therapy fix degenerative disc?

[@timetraveller267]

So why aren't you going ahead with using young healthy cells? You know how to do it and itworks

[@havenlyshamblin9033]

They can even get those same stem cells from the unbiblical cord.

[@greywolf777]

Yup in Texas neuropathy and pain centers use stem cells from umbilical cord and placenta of mothers who give birth and donate the material.

[@dmeiske1]

I tired adult stem cells, they took it out of my hip and put it into my spinal column via lumbar puncture procedure and it didn't do anything. I got treated in Germany for my vision and it was a total scam.

[@gabrielpetersalgo]

YOu have to be fair, the treatment was a scam not the stemcells, and as you heard you need specific cells for your vision, which have to be injected at the site of the laesion not into the vein or spinal cord. and the little cells in the bonemarrow extract are surely not able to find their way to the point you wanted them. btw such a procedure should be around 2500 to 3500 euro. I presume you paid much more!! a shame collegues are ready to do such a scam!!

[@dmeiske1]

gabriel peter salgo Yes I got ripped off, the clinic was called X-Cell Center and they charged me $7,500 euros which they knew would not work into my spine for my vision. The clinic was closed down because a child died at their clinic so there is no way for me to get my money back. I am also mad at the German government for allowing these crooks to operate in their country.

[@karldiesen]

dmeiske1 You should be mad at yourself for being stupid enough to buy into their scam!

[@katekaiser7039]

+dmeiske1 People need to do more research before they put their lives at risk. Sometimes you can't throw money at an illness, you need a bit of knowledge.

[@69birdboy]

Karldiesen...such a kind comment

[@tourismmedicalmex5673]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@dean77935]

It's amazing that you don't even mention fetal stem cells which they're doing in Ukraine and they are the gold standard of stem cells. It's not even on your radar incredible everybody should see the movie "The God Cells"...... It makes this Ted Talk look like kindergarten class.

[@romaniamyland6191]

because they are controversial... not political correct to talk about them.... due to ethics. But yes, obviously they are most potent for sure.

[@vladimirnachev324]

if they take my DNA when I'm still a baby and clone me later

[@vladimirnachev324]

so if I get a new born clone when I'm 60 years old or so and they drawn all the stem cells from the cloned embryo then inducing an abort to get rid of it... then I get enough filled with fresh "DNA-of my own" stem cells so I can get younger again and never die, solved!

[@koolkdny]

Vladimir Nachev they also can just create a culture of your stem cells

[@vladimirnachev324]

@@koolkdny yeah but if you freeze the blood of someone while still a baby and his DNA is whole, then when he's old you make embryo clones of the original DNA and centrifuge the EMBRYOTIC stem cells then inject them into his main artery you can actually regenerate this person back to a youthful state. Even if your old age DNA loses parts (gets 'broken') still your young DNA will match it and overlap completely with the old one

[@numalesoybea1348]

tl;dr: They still haven't got a clue how to use stem cells

[@AriyaHomes]

What happened to the people who got the placebo, thinking its stem cell's ? (hopefully they gave them stem cells also, but i doubt someone in that situation has the time)

[@indervirhundal7672]

Giostar, Advancells and Swiss Medica