It is very painful to see
retarded development of your child because of a disease like autism, which
encompasses a range of disorders with common symptoms. I can understand this
pain and the problems that a child goes through when affected by autism, as I
share the same problem with my child. It was hard to belief that my child was
autistic, but I never wanted to give up hope. What kept the light of my hopes
burning is Giostar Hospital. Giostar is the pioneer of Stem Cell Therapy in India and brings
its benefits to Indian masses. This kind of treatment is already prevalent in
western and European countries, but Stem Cell Therapy in India is new
concept, and it is hard to trust just any hospital, especially when it concerns
your child’s health. However, earlier success stories of Giostar, and its
well-equipped and well-informed team of doctors kept up my hopes and answered
it too. At Giostar Hospital, I
understood how stem cells work and how this treatment helps in curing autism.
Normally, adult stem cells, derived from tissues of the umbilical cord are
utilized for treating autism, which is more effective that the existing
investigative treatments that try to repeal the symptoms by administering hyperbaric
oxygen, antibiotics, etc.
A new organ has been discovered hiding in plain sight inside the human body . Known as the mesentery, it was previously thought to be just a few fragmented structures in the digestive system. But scientists have realised it is in fact one, continuous organ. Although its function is still unclear, the discovery opens up “a whole new area of science,” according to J Calvin Coffey, a researcher at the University Hospital Limerick who first discovered it. "When we approach it like every other organ… we can categorise abdominal disease in terms of this organ," he said. “Now we have established anatomy and the structure. The next step is the function. If you understand the function you can identify abnormal function, and then you have disease. “Put them all together and you have the field of mesenteric science.” The research has been published in The Lancet medical journa...
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