Throughout our life, adult stem cells are made in the body. And as science has recently discovered, these adult stem cells are the body’s primary system of renewal and restoration. Our bodies release millions of stem cells from the bone marrow when we are young. People may choose Medical procedures that extract stem cells to be used in specific areas or choose patented nutrition that can release stem cells for use by the organs, tissues, muscles, bones etc of the body. Athletes might choose both.
Scientific and Medial Research
on Adult Stem Cell uses.
- Stem cells can form cartilage and bone
–Science (The world’s leading journal of original scientific research) 284, 143- 147; 2 Apr 1999
Stem cell patients showed significant improvements in nerve conduction velocities, and showed maintenance or slight improvement in bone mineral density
–Bone Marrow Transplant 215-222; Aug 2002, published by the NIH
Bone marrow-derived stem cells appear able to form neuronal tissues
–Science 290, 1775-1779; 1 Dec 2000
Bone marrow stem cells can form liver, skin, and digestive tract cells
–New England Journal of Medicine 346, 738-746; 7 March 2002
Bone marrow stem cells can also participate in cutaneous healing, contributing to repair of wound healing
–Journal Of Cellular Physiology 196, 245–250; 2003
Stem cells participate in the generation of new neurons within the human brain
–Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 100, 1364-1369; 4 Feb 2003
- Bone marrow stem cells have also been shown to contribute to Purkinje cells (Purkinje cells are brain cells that science had believed are not generated after birth)
–Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 100, 2088-2093; 18 Feb 2003
- Mobilized stem cells have also been used in renewal of cardiac tissue (Mobilized stem cells are those that have released into the bloodstream)
–Journal of Clinical Investigation 107, 1395-1402; June 2001
Bone marrow stem cells have also shown the ability to participate in renewal of retinal tissues
–Nature Medicine 8, 1004-1010; Sept 2002
- Human marrow stem cells have been shown to form cartilage cells
–Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 99, 4397-4402; 2 Apr 2002
Bone marrow derived stem cells have also been shown capable of renewing muscle tissue
–Science 279, 1528-1530; Mar 6, 1998
Bone marrow stem cells can participate in restoring kidney tissue
–Journal of the American Society of Nephrology 14, S48-S54; 2003
Repopulation of liver cells from bone marrow stem cells could take place in humans
–Nature 406, 257; 20 July 2000
Bone marrow derived stem cells have also demonstrated the ability to induce renewal of the pancreas
–Bone Marrow Transplant 215-222; Aug 2002
Bone marrow derived stem cells can renew cardiac tissue and improve cardiac performance in humans
–Nature Medicine 7, 430-436; April 2001 and many more
Studies indicate evidence that bone marrow stem cells can renew lung tissue
–Development 128, 5181-5188; December 2001
Stem cells can home to lung tissue, then participate in renewal of lung tissue and reduction of inflammation
–Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 100: 8407-8411; 8 July 2003
Bone marrow derived stem cells have been shown to contribute to renewal of gastrointestinal tissue in human patients
–Archives of Dermatology 137, 1071-1072; Aug 2001 and many more
The documentations of adult stem cell function by mainstream science and medical research are virtually endless. The previous are just a fraction. To find more, just visit the science and medical
community’s online source, www.PubMed.gov. Type stem cell in the search box and have access to more than 150,000 studies. Adult stem cell will yield 30,000+ papers.
To search for a specific condition simply search for:
Adult Stem Cell + Your Specific Condition
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