I dont know if this is real or fake this could be posted so that the company so that the company can make more mony

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwlhnGofe3c#t=21

The good news: neurological disorders are getting a lot more attention these days. Unfortunately, it will take longer than we want.

When an effective treatment does come along though, we will know.

Again something new i dug up

https://www.facebook.com/PatientsForStemCells


Interview 108 is amazing
http://www.spreaker.com/show/healthcare-elsewhere

David Granovsky-The Stem Cell Blog

https://repairstemcell.wordpress.com/

Stem Cell Treatment Shows Promise in Animal Model of Diabetic Neuropathy

http://www.hcplive.com/medical-news/...tic-neuropathy

I was skeptical reading it. At first I assumed his neuropathy was from CIDP, going by the title. Then it seemed it was possibly from diabetes?? Not that , that made a huge difference in the whole stem cell procedure, but just made me think the story might have been fictional for advertising purposes.
Also not a lot of actual information on the stem cell process itself was described. I don't know that I would call it absolutely painless either---tolerable but definitely not painless for me.
I think one has to actually visit the place and talk to the Dr. who would be doing the procedure to see if you feel comfortable and trust them. As patients, we can only hope they know their stuff and are actually separating the stem cells out of the fat tissue and re-injecting them appropriately.
I would be leary of places and Dr.s who promise results or claim to be able to cure anything with stem cells. Stem cells are a new upcoming thing, not even the doctors know how every individual will respond.

I would be very cautious about anything in that Web site.

As far as I can see from it, David Granovsky trained as an architect - he does not have clinical or biomedical science training.

When I have a problem with my hot-water system I get help from a plumber (not my GP).

When I have a health issue I get help from a member of my clinical care team (not a plumber).

Thank you all for this thread. Did anyone end up visiting or contacting the Panama clinic? I just posted my thoughts on the other stem cell thread. I know there's Northerngal, who tried one in the US.