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Have any clinical trials been done here in the US? The one that was just done wherever this was only had 20 people involved. If they'd have one here in the USA I'd volunteer for it!
Sounds like a promising procedure if they can manage to get it off the ground. Thanks, David, for sharing!
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"Thanks for this!" says: | SallyC (01-22-2016) |
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My pleasure. I know someone on the PN forum who has had just stem cell treatment here: http://stemcellrevolution.com/. I'd like to try it (we suspect my small fiber neuropathy has an autoimmune cause or has autoimmune involvement), but can't afford such expensive and not covered by insurance treatment. The basic practice of taking out the immune system and transplanting stem cells seems quite obvious for all sorts of immune system problems that it's frustrating that things are so slow going. If I find anything about trials in the US, I'll definitely post it.
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"Thanks for this!" says: | SallyC (01-22-2016) |
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