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Stem Cell Research.

Started by Guest_Admin3_* , Jun 08 2005 10:23 PM

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#1 Guest_Admin3_*

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Posted 08 June 2005 - 10:23 PM

Do you think infant stem cell research should be ok?

And did you know that it is "adult" stem cells that healing affect? Neither did I until I read an article on it. I will post article later. But it also explains why the media have neglected to report this. From what I understand, the infant stem cells can make medicines. Adult stem cells are not good for that. But alone, they provide a healing affect in most places they are put. Which for drug companies, means no money.

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Posted 09 June 2005 - 04:27 PM

Do you think infant stem cell research should be ok?

And did you know that it is "adult" stem cells that healing affect? Neither did I until I read an article on it. I will post article later. But it also explains why the media have neglected to report this. From what I understand, the infant stem cells can make medicines. Adult stem cells are not good for that. But alone, they provide a healing affect in most places they are put. Which for drug companies, means no money.

We've had two guest speakers in the last year, in fact one very promenient scientist (Dr. Robert Eckel) who showed that stem cell research for adult stem cells has been far more promising than embryonic stem cells. In fact, embryonic stem cells often make matters worse. It's a long and complicated topic, but the public is clearly being brainwashed on this topic into believing something that is far from certain, regarding embryonic stem cells. It would be no different than if the press were pushing cold fusion.

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#3 Guest_The Deacon_*

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Posted 11 June 2005 - 08:44 AM

It is the culture of death. The secular humanist left is only interested in maintaining the right to murder babies. Anything that seems to help their cause is acceptable to them because there is no fear of God before their eyes.