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STEM CELL TREATMENT for HEART DISEASE

Posted Mar 06 2010 12:00am

Congratulations on taking your heart health into your own hands!

The information below will educate you on the available Repair Stem Cell treatments for heart disease and the scientific data proving their safety, efficacy, benefits and success.  You can contact Don Margolis < donmargolis@gmail.com >, founder of the Repair Stem Cell Institute, directly to answer any additional questions you may have regarding Repair Stem Cell treatments for heart disease.

The first thing you should do right now is…

To see if you qualify for stem cell treatment for your heart condition and find the best treatment center in the world for treating your particular disorder; please fill out the treatment request form at the Repair Stem Cell Institute website: HEART DISEASE TREATMENT – INFO REQUEST Your medical info will be sent to 2 or 3 of the top 8 treatment centers in the world and they will contact you shortly with information, costs, etc. if they meet your personal requirements.  There is no cost for treatment request and info.

Also…
* To be signed you up for a free one year subscription to the Repair Stem Cell Institute’s newsletter, email me at dsgrano@gmail.com
* To purchase the fully illustrated stem cell book which details the treatment of heart disease with Repair Stem Cells in a fun and educational format, go here – http://bit.ly/StemCellBook4Kids or you can purchase it from the author directly by contacting David Granovsky – dsgrano@gmail.com

Please let me know if I can be of further assistance!  If you have any questions, feel free to ask and please keep me informed on your progress.

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TREATMENT of HEART DISEASE with STEM CELLS: EDUCATIONAL OVERVIEW

1.  REPAIR STEM CELLS vs. HEART DISEASE – UNDENIABLE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

Clinical trial illustrates the safety and efficacy of VesCell Repair Stem Cell treatment. Accepted by the American Heart Assn in 2005-6. This trial was a key element in attaining regulatory approval for the treatment protocol that improved the lives of 300 mostly “no-option” heart patients.

Research paper shows that peripheral blood derived stem cells can differentiate into a variety of other stem cells (angiogenic, myocardial and neural lineages) and do so in sufficient quantities to use as autologous treatment for a variety of diseases.

Bioprocessing Journal scientific paper shows the consistent and reliable manufacturing procedure utilized by VesCell for transforming bone marrow and blood-derived stem cells into angiogenic cell precursors (ACPs) and hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) cellular products for the treatment of severe heart diseases.  End product was found to be a) safe and effective; b) prepared from non-mobilized peripheral blood; c) stable, with a relatively long shelf-life; and d) ready-to-use and easily utilized by the physician.

Clinical study at Chao Phya Hospital Heart Center and Siriraj Hospital H.M. Cardiac Center clinical study shows that transcoronary injection of angiogenic cells precursors improved cardiac/left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF), exercise capacity and quality of life with high safety profile for 70% of ischemic cardiomyopathy patients with no-option revascularization.

Bangkok Heart Hospital and U of Pittsburgh Medical Center/McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine clinical trial shows that VesCell type expanded autologous blood derived stem cells utilized in intramyocardial transplantation is feasible and safe in severely ill patients with intractable heart failure in all cases of dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) and in both first-time and “redo” ischemic cardiomyopathy (ICM) patients.

Shows the safety, and feasibility and enhancement of limb salvage from implantation of non-mobilized peripheral blood angiogenic cell precursors (NMPB-ACPs) in 80% of patients with critical limb ischemia (CLI) who were poor candidates for standard revascularization treatment options.

2.  HEART DISEASE CLINICAL STUDIES – A BRIEF HISTORY

2002

A clinical trial led by Dr. Hans Dohmann plus six colleagues in Brazil took 21 transplant candidates and gave 14 of them bone marrow cells. The results were so spectacular that the American Heart Association accepted the paper and it was presented in 2003. Five of the seven in the control group opted in to make a total of 19 stem cell transplants. The mortality rate for transplant candidates is about 35% per year. At that rate there would be, of those 19, only 2.2 patients still alive without a transplant after five years. There were, in fact, 12 alive as of Dec. 31, 2007; more than five years down the road.

2003

Dr. Andreas Zeiher of the Goethe Institute in Frankfurt began much larger trials. As of 2007, he has overseen more ASC implants into hearts than anyone, both in and out of clinical trials and he was the first to prove that timely implant of RSC in new heart attack victims improves future mortality and morbidity – http://circ.ahajournals.org/cgi/search?journalcode=circulationaha&fulltext=zeiher

2004

2005

Dr Taylor removed all cells from rat hearts except for a thin skeleton of tissue translucent as wax paper. She then injected the scaffold with fresh Cardiac Repair Stem Cells from newborn rats.  Four days later, “We could see these little areas that were beginning to beat.  By eight days, we could see the whole heart beating.”  The experiment, reported in the journal Nature Medicine, marked the first time scientists created a functioning heart in the lab from biological tissue.

2006

Case Study: James Eilert, 34 years old, presents with a “widowmaker” [100 % blockage of the left ascending coronary artery]. His ejection fraction (EF – volume of blood his heart pumps out) was between 20 and 25 percent (55 is normal). His cardiologist told him he has about 5 years left to live.  James left the country in order to receive Repair Stem Cell treatment.

  • 1 1/2 weeks after treatment – Echocardiogram revealed that his completely dead apex was beating again.
  • 6 months after treatment – Sidewalls of heart beat normally.  Septum went from 100% damage to 30% damage. Cardiologist confirms James’ heart is 50 percent more elastic than the year before Repair Stem Cell therapy.
  • 6 – 9 months after treatment – James’ total dead heart tissue is down to about 10%.  EF is up to 50%!
  • 4 years later – James’ heart and health continue to improve. He continues to push himself and his limits.  He runs regularly, works 7 days a week and can bike 20 miles .

  • James went from Class III congestive heart failure to Class I with an ejection fraction (EF) increase from ~20-25% to his current EF of 50%.  His doctors have lifted all restrictions and limitations on his physical activities.
  • James is only one of adult stem cell treatment success stories.

2009

Clinical trials at the Mayo Clinic in Florida have seen successes in reversing and curing pulmonary hypertension using adult stem cells from patients’ own blood.

2010

Hundreds of heart disease patients have experienced improved quality of life, increased ejection fractions, increased energy and stamina.  Many have reduced their prescription drugs and even reduced their insulin requirements.

via http://donmargolis.com/Home/Blog/April-2009/A-Brief-History-of-Stem-Cells.aspx

Relevant Cardiac/Stem Cell Articles:

Success Stories by Heart Condition (a few of the hundreds of articles):

3.  HEART DISEASE TREATMENT – INFORMATION REQUEST

To find the best clinic in the world for treating Heart Disease, here’s all you need to do:

Fill out this form HEART DISEASE TREATMENT – INFO REQUEST and the only public service stem cell organization in the world [ The Repair Stem Cell Institute ] will let you know which clinics are having the best results treating heart disease with stem cells.  Your submitted medical info will be sent to the top “Heart Disease Treating” stem cell clinics in the world and if the treatment centers meet your personal requirements, they will contact you shortly with comprehensive information on protocols, location, costs, etc.

There is no cost for this treatment request or the info they send you!

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