[CobaltBlue]

Right at the beginning it said the woman was going for umbilical stem-cell treatment, and then the rest of the article was about embryonic stem-cells. I don't think they ever really explained the difference.

Perhaps the author doesn't know the difference?

[reagandemocrat]

>>>The clinic claims that the foetal tissue derived from elective abortions at six to 12 weeks is rich in regenerative stem cells. 'We inject the cells taken from the liver tissue of human foetuses directly into the vein in the back of your hand,' explains the well-spoken English consultant Jenny, who gives telephone consultations to potential patients.

'The results are incredible. You'll feel and look different after a month because these cells help the body to regenerate itself. The effects last for approximately a year before it needs to be "topped up''<<<

Sounds like they take fetal tissue from the aborted baby's liver.....

Then later the patient gets 'topped up'--whatever that means

[conservative blonde]

Don't be naive. The author knows the difference but she is banking on the fact that the reader doesn't.