Has anyone considered stem cell transplantation for the brain. I’m looking into it

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I have figured out that my main brain problem is basically dead brain cells from too much psychosis. I’m going to start making some phone calls right away. I think that this might actually help. I’m relieved in a way that I’m actually on to something again. Life has been so shitty.

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Feels like cognitive impairment. Dead brain cells

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I’m gonna call the university of Calgary and ask if they wanna experiment on me. Maybe they will

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They have some kind nasal spay. Or injections I think. I don’t know too much

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Well it’s something.

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A little bit of hope on this fine morning. I hope I don’t get shut down

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I guess nobody knows. I have dead brain cells. It’s a ■■■■■

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we’re not supposed to talk about this,
but where do the stem cells come from?

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I don’t know if maybe they come from babies or something. What are we not sopossed to talk about this

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I read that the procedure is not painful and it only costs like 1000$ for one injection. They have a spray too I think. This problem is unbearable. My doctor just told me that cognitive impairment is dead brain cells. Seems to me that. Stem cells are an option. Idk

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  • Embryonic stem cells. These stem cells come from embryos that are 3 to 5 days old. At this stage, an embryo is called a blastocyst and has about 150 cells.These are pluripotent (ploo-RIP-uh-tunt) stem cells, meaning they can divide into more stem cells or can become any type of cell in the body. This versatility allows embryonic stem cells to be used to regenerate or repair diseased tissue and organs.
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Thanks for the info. I’ll read it again later. It said that it for regeneration of dead cells and they do this too the brain. It’s must be for the exact problem I have. Does this seem like something I can do? I’ll call the brain wellness centre too

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Well I’m gonna make some calls. May as well.

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Thanks for responding daze. Wish me luck

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Let us know when you know anything, sounds a little bizarre but interesting

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Highly unlikely. Ethical considerations keep them from taking advantage of members of a vulnerable population.

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They could balls it up easily
Im settling for the brain cells i currently have

:shushing_face:

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Actually thats really sick that they take stem cells from an embryo i can’t get over that its disturbing

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Idk, I believe my daughter’s enzymes for CF come from dead pigs, but not sure, thought I was told that, quite awhile ago.

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At that point it’s a blastocyst - a tiny clump of no more than a few hundred cells. It is in no way a conscious being at that initial stage of development.