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Posted on 04/11/2007 8:54:44 AM PDT by LibWhacker
And not a single embryo had to be destroyed for this. Wonderful news!
Wonder if they can do the same thing for Cancer patients.
Ping for later read
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bttt
Thank you for posting that article!
Great news. btt
Ping.
But what about Type 2?
this might well have implications for arthritis and a wide variety of other diseases that involve immune systems gone awry
Lose weight and work out, and most of Type 2 diabetes goes away.
It worked for me! I've lost more than 90lbs. and I no longer have Type 2 diabetes. I don't think this study actually looked at Type 2 though.
Application for MS?
==> “Wonder if they can do the same thing for Cancer patients.” <==
Cytoxan was one of 4 anti-cancer drugs used in my wife’s treatment for breast cancer in 2005. Following surgery, over the next 4 months she had 4 doses of cytoxan and adriamycin, followed by 4 doses of taxol and gemcitibene. One month later, she had 25 X-ray treatments, then 8 doses of direct electron beam radiation.
It sort of works. I have controlled my blood glucose for over two years with diet and exercise, but still have severe neuropathy in both feet. And I still am hypersensitive to high-glycemic foods. If I have even a few small pieces of potato in a stew, or more that a teaspoon of cornstarch-laden sauce, or a tablespoon of rice at a chinese restaurant, I can expect 40 or 50 extra points on my meter that night.
When I behave myself, my average glucose is about 100, checked twice daily. Last night we had our Mensa meeting at a Mexican restaurant and I overdosed on chips and salsa. Hours later, my glucose was 136. But I really would like to have feeling back in my feet, so I will be more restrained next month.
LORD knows I hope so.
The Pharmaceutical industry won’t like this at all - they make billions upon billions over diabetes drugs and supplies. I sure hope for my 20 year old daughter who has had type I (diagnosed 9/2/05) that this becomes a reality.
has freed 14 of 15 patients with type 1 diabetes from their dependence on insulin medication.
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We should start a betting pool: how long before (a) some Democrat claims that this happened in Brazil instead of the U.S. because "Bush banned stem cell research," and (b) the Associated Press trumpets the Democrat's statement verbatim, without correcting or fact-checking the Democrat in any way.