So what are some of the foods that you should avoid? A good start would be to reduce or eliminate fast food junk food foods containing high fructose corn syrup excess amounts of VSEL Stem Cells animal proteins including meats and dairy and unhealthy fats like saturated fat and trans-fat. Drinks to avoid include sodas, alcohol, coffee and milk.
For example, bone marrow stem cells can become one of many types of blood cells including lymphocytes and red blood cells, but they cannot become nerve or muscle cells. At least not right now.
Another fact - all vitamins and minerals are better for us in their natural vegetable form. But the synthetic vitamins labs crank out are cheaper. And the metallic minerals are often used in supplements because they are cheap and readily available.
More than questioning whether or not a scientist could extract vsel cells and keep an embryo alive, someone might ask how many embryos the scientist murdered while trying. Or perhaps how much danger the embryo is in during the process. Or even why scientists insist on creating embryos for the purpose of testing at all. God gave us a perfectly natural way to produce new life. On top of that, He made it enjoyable.
Loraine searched for ways to heal her broken leg. She tried a form of ultrasound. It didn't work. Now desperate, to find something that would improve her quality of life, Loraine saw a story about Stem Cell Therapy being used to heal broken bones. She checked it out further and found that the stem cell treatment would be using her own Adult Stem Cells.
But, the physicists think more deeply than the biologists. For a clearer view on explaining vs. describing, watch the 2 min video (link in box below) by Richard Feynman (the physicist who won a noble prize, helped make the A-Bomb, and helped explain why the space shuttle crashed). This is very important if you wish to understand miracles.
It depends on the areas and the size to be treated and where the fat is harvested. In face grafting you feel fine right away, just look very swollen for days to weeks. For buttock grafting, after about 2 days most patients feel good enough to walk around and slowly get back to their normal activities. There is not much swelling. I do not restrict patients from sitting afterwards.