Can a goddess of myth help us understand the science of stem cells? Often, in the pursuit of "truth", we can dismiss views that are not expressed in the proper language.



More than questioning whether or not a scientist could extract VSEL Stem Cells cells and keep an embryo alive, someone might ask how many embryos the scientist murdered while trying. Or perhaps how much danger the embryo is in during the process. Or even why scientists insist on creating embryos for the purpose of testing at all. God gave us a perfectly natural way to produce new life. On top of that, He made it enjoyable.

Now we got human DNA mixed with artificial cells. The cracked eggs can now be used for shopping bags or billfolds, just like pigskin in the slaughter houses; and I've worked in them slaughterhouses; everything must be used you know. Soon we will order custom made cells soon, in the name of somatic cell nuclear transfers or something like that (SCNT).

Dogs can tolerate milk but cats not necessarily so. Cats are often lactose-intolerant. They cannot digest milk sugars. This can cause stomach upsets with the animal. Fatty milk products such as butter and cheese can cause pancreatitis.

To determine if your plants are getting enough air movement, do the candle test. Light a candle and place it in the effected area. If the candle flickers at all there is sufficient stem cells air circulation.

Well, there is now hope for all sufferers of these disorders and diseases. It's called: Adult Stem Cell Therapy. Adult stem cells are your OWN. Embryonic stem cells are somebody elses so cause more risk of being rejected.

There are now reports of arthritis sufferers getting permanent pain relief. Parkinson's sufferers are reducing their symptoms by up to 90% and even MS sufferers who have improved so much that they could walk again after having been wheelchair bound for years.

A serious issue worth serious consideration. I know when my time comes, I just plain won't want to go yet. If this type of research can help then I say we support it. As always, I am waiting to hear what you all have to say.