Banking Cord Blood or Banking Cord Lining?

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Banking Cord Blood or Cord Lining?
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• Stem cell banking has opened up a world of
  possibilities. Now, we can ensure the health of
  our child by using biological resources. Think of
  it as a self-repair kit. However, before opting
  for cord blood banking, you must know about the
  options available to you.

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What is Cord Blood Banking?

• Cord blood is present in the umbilical cord and
  placenta after delivery. Cord blood is a rich
  source of stem cells. Through, cord blood
  banking, we can collect the cord blood and freeze
  the stem cells. These can be later used for
  future medical use.
• Before the 1990s, however, the umbilical cord and
  its blood were considered medical waste. Today,
  parents know the importance of the
  regenerative powers of the stem cells contained
  in the blood. This is why they choose to store it
  so it can be used to treat life-threatening
  diseases.
• Cord blood stem cells are mainly Hematopoietic
  Stem Cells (HSCs), which means that they can
  transform into various blood cell types.

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What is Cord Lining Banking?

• Cord lining banking, on the other hand, involves
  storing different types of stem cells. The cord
  lining membrane contains Mesenchymal stem cells
  (MSCs) and Epithelial stem cells (ESCs). 
• Mesenchymal Stem Cells give rise to various other
  cells that make up the structural framework of
  our organs. These include skin fibroblasts,
  ligament fibroblasts, chondrocytes, osteoblasts,
  smooth muscle cells, skeletal muscle cells,
  tenocytes, cardiomyocytes,  neuronal cells, and
  adipocytes.
• Epithelial stem cells (ESCs) produce cells that
  line the body. They can be diversified into skin
  keratinocytes, epithelial cells of the cornea and
  conjunctiva, mucosal epithelial cells of the
  oesophagus, small and large intestines, airways
  and lungs, bladder and uterus, as well as liver
  cells.

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What Are The Different Healing Properties Of Stem
cells?

• Hematopoietic Stem Cells (HSCs), found in cord
  blood, can be used to regenerate the immune
  system. Their regenerative powers can also come
  in handy when treating life-threatening diseases.
  After conducting intensive research, it has been
  concluded that they can be used to successfully
  treat leukemia and other blood disorders.

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What Are The Different Healing Properties Of Stem
cells?

• Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and Epithelial stem
  cells (ESCs), found in cord lining membrane,
  repair and heal the body differently when
  compared to cord blood. Over the years, they have
  shown immense healing capabilities. They not only
  aid the repair of injured tissues and organs but
  can also treat a number of diseases. MSCs on the
  other hand, are building blocks of structural
  tissues of our body, such as the bone, cartilage,
  and muscle. In fact, Mesenchymal Stem Cell
  therapy has evolved as a strong contender in the
  fight against the deadly effects of the Covid-19
  virus. Cells derived from ESCs form many parts of
  our body, including skin, hair, cornea, sweat
  glands, and other secretor cells, sensing cells,
  and cells that cover vital parts of our body such
  as the liver. Given their various cell types,
  these stem cells show a lot of promise for
  cellular therapies and regenerative medicine.
• They are also undergoing evaluation in more than
  300 trials. If all goes well, they will be used
  to treat heart diseases, stroke, spinal cord
  injury, cornea repair, and healing burns and
  diabetic ulcers.

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Which Is The Best For You?

• Both cord lining banking and cord blood banking
  offer your child and your family members a range
  of treatment options. You can opt for both to
  ensure your childs safety.
• Once considered medical waste, stem cells are now
  hailed for their life-saving properties. So,
  dont listen to the naysayers and give your baby
  and your family the power of regenerative
  healing.

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Thank You.

• To Know more About Stem Cell Banking visit
  cordlifeindia.com or Toll Free Hotline [phone]
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-cord-blood-or-banking-cord-lining/