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I have received a e, mail today regarding world's lowest priced effective stem cell treatment for M.S by RSCI FLORIDA location the price only $7,500.00
only using patent's tummy fat only take4 hours outpatient therapy is any one know about this centre please reply
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seeva

Stomach fat stem cells are not pluripotent. I would also guess that the treatment does not include chemo or colony expansion, and hence I would question its effectiveness.

If I am correct in the above assumptions, you may be able to get the same treatment here in Australia (at Ingleburn in NSW) for around 5K.

dear Cure please let me know the detail of the centre at Ingleburn
regards
seeva

I don't have the original link to the one in ingleburn, but there is a similar one in Liverpool: http://www.macquariestemcells.com/

and they had a story on a tv current affairs program. http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2014/s4089015.htm

Just to be clear, I personally have strong doubts on the above treatments effectiveness for MS, and have not read any research for such. These guys are charging more, but the original place I found may have also increased its price.

Even better would be the possibility of entering the following trial, which is currently recruiting & has a wide acceptance criteria.

https://www.anzctr.org.au/Trial/Registr ... ?id=363746

Thanks for your reply friend. but for HCST trail max age limit is 65 so i cannot participate in the trail i like to try the stem cell from fat. in GOLD Cost next year one of my ms friend had last month she was almost W/Cbound lady having m.s 25 years after last month treatment she say good improment can able to walk and using both hands now.
regards
seeva

I couldn't find the ingleburn details, but while looking had some hits you maybe wish to explore further.

http://hiqcell.com.au/
http://regeneus.com.au/

I think both the above are one in the same, and you may find the QLD treatment is also the same.

I called the other one I listed above, and they are actually also starting a second trial which is an extension of Dr Burts trial (they said they had him there a few weeks back and he is no longer accepting patients outside of his trial). It will be open label with 50-50 on a Tysabri comparison arm. The restriction I do not remember seeing on their info sheets is that you must have three failed DMD treatments (eg copaxane, rebif and Gylenya) and a recent MRI with enhancing lesions, to be included in the trial.