on one hand their previous human rights record is disgusting, but are the world leaders in stem cell
research, read this.
http://www.stemcellschina.com/content/view/585/283/lang,en/NAME: David Robert Blair David Blair
COUNTRY: Scotland (Campbeltown)
AGE: 33
DIAGNOSIS: Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 1, diagnosed in April 1998.
REASON FOR COMING FOR TREATMENT: David hoped to improve his balance, mobility and coordination, and to be able to play football with his kids. He also hoped to improve his speech.
TREATMENT: Umbilical Cord Stem Cell and Nerve Growth Factor Injections with Rehabilitation Therapy
START OF TREATMENT: March 5, 2007
David had unsteady balance and poor coordination. He could only stand up for a short time without support. He had difficulty walking heel-to-toe on flat surfaces, and could not walk up or down stairs without using a handrail. He had slurred speech when tired. He could flex his fingers and grip objects, but he could not hold things steadily.
AFTER THE TREATMENT:
David’s balance and coordination improved significantly. He was able to stand up straight with no support for extended periods. He was able to walk more easily than before on flat surfaces, and for the first time in seven years he could walk up and down stairs without a handrail. He could also go up and down stairs sideways, which he could not do before the treatment. His speech was no longer as slurred as before. He could also grip objects more steadily. This improved his writing and allowing him to perform day-to-day tasks which he could not do before treatment, such as tying his laces or drinking a cup of water by himself. As a result of these improvements, David was far more self-dependant than before. He was also more confident.
VIDEOS:
March 7th: Standing
March 9th: Stairs, Balance, Walking
March 13th: Coordination
March 14th: Balance
March 15th: Stairs
March 21st: Balance
March 23rd: Stairs
April 2nd: Coordination
April 3rd: Stairs, Walking
blimey can you asee our government doing this.
the Chinese government is expected to funnel as much as $132 million annually into the research over the next five years"
and this, “China is the sleeping giant (for stem cell research).”
-Fred Gage - Salk Institute