Diabetes Cured in Mice, 100% success rate in this study

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> Dan Kelley wrote:

>

> > Regarding the below article I recommend some activism to put this

> > stuff in the media and to make your " representatives " aware, you're

> > aware of such medical advances. If 2 million and a few months was

> > enough to cure 7 mice, why's it going to take 10 years to treat ANY

> > humans?

> > *UF STEM CELL RESEARCHERS SUCCESSFULLY TREAT DIABETES IN MICE BY

> > COAXING CELLS TO CHANGE*

Dan,

 

Actually, we've been using an approach that just happens to apply the

stem cell research for years. Both electrocolloidal ionic silver and

glyconutrients (Mannatech for example) can dedifferentiate cells;

these dedifferentiated cells are in fact stem cells waiting for a

signal to redifferentiate and become another type of cell.

 

Anyway, we've been curing type II diabetes for years using a

combination of approaches, at a tiny fraction of the price.

 

I'm in a couple of diabetes groups, and from reading their posts over

the last few years I think the problem is merely that many diabetics

with " a real good doctor " view these non-medical methods with

suspicion and won't even attempt to do something for themselves that

the doctor doesn't suggest. This reluctance is the main obstacle to

clearing their peripheral arterial disease, peripheral neuropathy and

drug-resistant diabetic leg ulcers at home. Most are so reliant on

orthodox medicine that they would rather get their feet amputated

than do something for themselves. Don't they make great customers

though, for the doctors?

 

regards,

 

Duncan Crow