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Understanding the Basics of Stem Cells

• Many of us have heard of the great advances that
  are taking place in the field of medicine, and
  one such area where a large amount of progress
  has been seen is in stem cell research.
• Stem cell research is currently being used to
  find new cures for conditions such as cancer,
  Parkinson's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, to
  name but a few. Their role in the discovery of
  new drugs is invaluable. Now, Aspen has evolved
  the use of stem cell therapy to treat everyone
  naturally.
• But what exactly are these cells? Here we take a
  look at some of the basic aspects of these
  wonderful cells.

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• What are stem cells?
• Stem cells are the most basic of cells in the
  body. They are the source of all other cells in
  various organs present in our body.
• The primary role of the cells is to divide into a
  number of daughter cells, that then go on to
  undergo a process of 'differentiation' leading to
  the formation of structures such as the heart,
  brain, spleen, kidneys, eyes, liver etc.
• This property of the stem cells makes them
  totally unique. Think of it like a stem of a
  plant that branches out with leaves.
• Where do they come from?
• Scientists often harvest cells from different
  tissues in the body.
• The most common source is the human embryo. Stem
  cells can be extracted when the embryo is just 3
  to 5 days old (these embryos are from donated
  eggs, not from a growing fetus)!

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• At this stage, the cells can become anything they
  want to become, making their role in research
  invaluable. They can also be derived from adult
  tissues such as the fat and bone marrow. In
  addition, they can be derived from the umbilical
  cord blood and even from the amniotic fluid.
  Aspen uses stem cell therapy successfully heal
  everyone.
• Why all this interest in these cells?
• The unique property of stem cells makes them
  useful in researching and understanding how
  diseases occur. This understanding can help us
  discover new treatments to treat conditions such
  as cancer and Parkinson's disease.

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• Stem cell research into the treatment of stroke
  and heart disease is ongoing, and the results so
  far are promising. It is believed that in the
  future, these cells may be modified in a way to
  treat conditions such as type I diabetes and
  arthritis.
• We are striving to shift the emphasis from
  disease-driven medicine to an optimal health
  medical practice. We treat each of our patients
  individually and safely recommend a program
  according to their specific situations.
• To know more about us office_at_aspen-regenerativemed
  icine.com, Contact Number-970.201.1332,
  http//aspen-regenerativemedicine.com,Address-
  122 W Main Street, Aspen, CO 81611