Research has repeatedly shown that the injected embryonic cells
run wildly out of control. The Repair Stem Cell Institute’s
position since its inception is that they never will be
controllable. Here is why: In a petri dish, embryonic stem cells
(ESC) can become disciplined mature cells, but research in
animals has shown repeatedly that elsewhere, the injected cells
may run wildly out of control—leaving scientists scratching
their heads to this very day on how to control them. The Repair
Stem Cell Institute’s position since its inception is that they
never will be controllable. Here is why: The ESC is a
“proliferating” stem cell which means that it is designed to do
one thing: proliferate from a cell to an extremely rapidly
developing blastocyst, to a fetus, to a baby---all in just nine
months. The reason for that miracle is also the reason why an
ESC cannot be a Repair Stem Cell. The ESC is made to
PROLIFERATE. Let’s assume you are suffering from Parkinson’s and
ESC researchers train some ESCs to reduce Parki