<Spingi!> <Di più?> <Si, spingi, forte!> <Mi fa male!> <Così non viene..>, ginecologo e partoriente. Entra intanto uno e chiede alla partoriente se dona le sue cellule staminali 'per aiutare il prossimo'. Siamo in America; ma potremmo essere in molti altri paesi.
<Una fiala che sta in un palmo di mano ha milioni di cellule staminali vive> spicca il venditore accattivante, dichiaratosi chirurgo ortopedico in pensione. Gruppo di persone, oppresse da dolori a schiena, spalle, ginocchia, ascolta , con speranza. <Se la iniettiamo nella spina dorsale , nelle articolazioni o nel sangue tutto il male finisce>, garantisce.
Il liquido ricavato da placenta, sostanza amniotica, cordone ombelicale guarirebbe artrite, tendinite, psoriasi, lupus, perdita capelli, rughe viso, cicatrici, disfunzione erettile, insufficienza cardiaca, broncopneumopatia, asma, enfisema, ictus, Alzheimer, sclerosi multipla, SLA, neuropatia, dolore pelvico, diabete, secchezza oculare, insufficienza renale etc. etc. etc.
Imbonimento che sfrutta cinicamente malati o imbroglia chi vuole spontaneamente aiutare gli altri.
Sono almeno 700 le cliniche specializzate negli USA. Un business da due miliardi di dollari.
Food and Drug Administration finora ha lasciato fare.
Boom per le cellule staminali amniotiche , che i produttori raccolgono dai tessuti delle donne in parto. Congelate, sono vendute alle case di cure , che per un'iniezione di 10 minuti vogliono 5-10 mila dollari, per malattie sistemiche e inserimento con endovena anche oltre 10 mila dollari a sessione.
Nei casi di taglio cesareo la proposta della donazione è fatta preferibilmente durante il travaglio, per approfittare della prostrazione in cui versa la donna.
73 mila dollari per iniezioni ad entrambe la ginocchia di un 66enne, senza alcun risultato positivo e duraturo, caso che ha fatto il giro delle redazioni.Una placenta può fornire da 2 a 400 fiale di staminali amniotiche, costo di una fiala sotto i 50 dollari, che saltano a 1000 nei prezzi praticati da da cliniche e distributori. Si fanno pubblicità pure su LinkedIn, vedasi Utah Cord Bank.
Per aggirare i test ministeriali FDA sull'uomo, il cui costo arriva persino a centinaia di milioni, i commercianti di cellule staminali escludono il prodotto dalla classificazione di farmaco.
Un rischio aggiuntivo è la contaminazione delle cellule da batteri, quali e.Coli ed e.Cloacae.
Presenti ovviamente le tangenti, per orientare le prescrizioni, ad esempio dei militari assicurati da Tricare. Un sergente 35enne dell'aeronautica con mal di schiena divenne paraplegico dopo il trattamento.
5 figlie stanno aspettando in sala, intervento di routine sulla madre 78enne con iniezione di staminali. Ecco, arriva il medico: <C'è stata una complicazione..> . Replica: <Vuole dirci che la morte di nostra madre è stata una complicazione? > (newyorker.com \May 7,2019)
P.S. Chissà se certo cretinismo trarrebbe giovamento da una massiccia penetrazione di tali cellule in idoneo orifizio. Penso a soggetti, che ho stipendiato per decenni, i quali, al mio abbandono della professione onde evitare il coinvolgimento nelle pratiche corruttive di un califfo, bevvero a bocca spalancata simil ebete le menzogne diffuse su me dal suo neo servitore, reincarnazione maleolente di Giuda ed espressione di conflitto di interessi, che terzi saranno chiamati ad esaminare. Chissà..
The cynical very rich staminal cell market
'Push!' 'More?' 'Yes, push, strong!' 'It hurts me!' 'So it doesn't come ..', gynecologist and woman giving birth. Meanwhile one enters and asks the woman in labor if she gives her stem cells 'to help others'. We are in America; but we could be in many other countries.
<A vial that is in the palm of your hand has millions of live stem cells> the captivating seller stands out, declaring himself a retired orthopedic surgeon. Group of people, burdened with back, shoulder and knee pains, listen with hope. <If we inject it into the spine, joints or blood all the evil ends>, guarantees.
The liquid obtained from placenta, amniotic substance, umbilical cord would heal arthritis, tendinitis, psoriasis, lupus, hair loss, facial wrinkles, scars, erectile dysfunction, heart failure, bronchopneumopathy, asthma, emphysema, stroke, Alzheimer, multiple sclerosis, ALS, neuropathy , pelvic pain, diabetes, dry eye, kidney failure etc. etc. etc.
Barking that cynically exploits the sick or cheats those who want to help others spontaneously.
At least 700 clinics are specialized in the USA. A two billion dollar business.
Food and Drug Administration so far has let it go.
Boom for amniotic stem cells, which producers collect from women's tissues in childbirth. Frozen, they are sold to nursing homes, which for a 10-minute injection take $ 5-10,000, for systemic illnesses and intravenous injection even over $ 10,000 per session.
In cases of Caesarean section the donation proposal is preferably made during labor, to take advantage of the woman's prostration.
$ 73,000 for injections to both knees of a 66-year-old, with no positive and lasting results, which made the turn of editors. A placenta can supply from 2 to 400 vials of amniotic stem cells, costing a vial under $ 50 , which jump to 1000 in the prices charged by clinics and distributors. They also advertise on LinkedIn, see Utah Cord Bank.
To circumvent the FDA ministerial tests on humans, which cost even hundreds of millions, stem cell dealers exclude the product from drug classification.
An additional risk is contamination of the cells by bacteria, such as e.Coli and e.Cloacae.
Bribes are obviously present, to guide the requirements, for example of the military insured by Tricare. A 35-year-old air force sergeant with back pain became a paraplegic after treatment.
5 daughters are waiting in the room, routine intervention on the 78-year-old mother with stem injection. Here comes the doctor: <There has been a complication ..>. Replica: <Do you want to tell us that our mother's death was a complication? > (newyorker.com May 7,2019)
P.S. Who knows if some cretinism would benefit from a massive penetration of these cells into a suitable orifice. I think of subjects, who I paid for decades, who, to my abandonment of the profession in order to avoid involvement in the corruptive practices of a caliph, drank with a wide open mouth such lies spread on me by his new servant, a malodorous reincarnation of Judas and expression of conflict of interest, which third parties will be asked to examine. Who knows ..
The cynical very rich staminal cell market
'Push!' 'More?' 'Yes, push, strong!' 'It hurts me!' 'So it doesn't come ..', gynecologist and woman giving birth. Meanwhile one enters and asks the woman in labor if she gives her stem cells 'to help others'. We are in America; but we could be in many other countries.
<A vial that is in the palm of your hand has millions of live stem cells> the captivating seller stands out, declaring himself a retired orthopedic surgeon. Group of people, burdened with back, shoulder and knee pains, listen with hope. <If we inject it into the spine, joints or blood all the evil ends>, guarantees.
The liquid obtained from placenta, amniotic substance, umbilical cord would heal arthritis, tendinitis, psoriasis, lupus, hair loss, facial wrinkles, scars, erectile dysfunction, heart failure, bronchopneumopathy, asthma, emphysema, stroke, Alzheimer, multiple sclerosis, ALS, neuropathy , pelvic pain, diabetes, dry eye, kidney failure etc. etc. etc.
Barking that cynically exploits the sick or cheats those who want to help others spontaneously.
At least 700 clinics are specialized in the USA. A two billion dollar business.
Food and Drug Administration so far has let it go.
Boom for amniotic stem cells, which producers collect from women's tissues in childbirth. Frozen, they are sold to nursing homes, which for a 10-minute injection take $ 5-10,000, for systemic illnesses and intravenous injection even over $ 10,000 per session.
In cases of Caesarean section the donation proposal is preferably made during labor, to take advantage of the woman's prostration.
$ 73,000 for injections to both knees of a 66-year-old, with no positive and lasting results, which made the turn of editors. A placenta can supply from 2 to 400 vials of amniotic stem cells, costing a vial under $ 50 , which jump to 1000 in the prices charged by clinics and distributors. They also advertise on LinkedIn, see Utah Cord Bank.
To circumvent the FDA ministerial tests on humans, which cost even hundreds of millions, stem cell dealers exclude the product from drug classification.
An additional risk is contamination of the cells by bacteria, such as e.Coli and e.Cloacae.
Bribes are obviously present, to guide the requirements, for example of the military insured by Tricare. A 35-year-old air force sergeant with back pain became a paraplegic after treatment.
5 daughters are waiting in the room, routine intervention on the 78-year-old mother with stem injection. Here comes the doctor: <There has been a complication ..>. Replica: <Do you want to tell us that our mother's death was a complication? > (newyorker.com May 7,2019)
P.S. Who knows if some cretinism would benefit from a massive penetration of these cells into a suitable orifice. I think of subjects, who I paid for decades, who, to my abandonment of the profession in order to avoid involvement in the corruptive practices of a caliph, drank with a wide open mouth such lies spread on me by his new servant, a malodorous reincarnation of Judas and expression of conflict of interest, which third parties will be asked to examine. Who knows ..
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