Major Curative Effects of Embryonic Stem Cell Transplantation

Main effects observed in patients after embryonic stem cell transplantation encompass all levels of organization and functioning of human body, and are arranged in a systemic way.

At present, distinguished are 5 major curative effects of embryonic stem cell transplantation:

• Rapid and substantial improvement of volitional, mental and physical activities of patients, stabilization and improvement of mood, positive psychophysiological changes, particularly in such areas as attention, memory, and mental performance;
• Restoration of suppressed hematopoiesis (normalization of erythrocyte, leukocyte, lymphocyte, and thrombocyte counts);
• Stimulation, correction, or suppression of immune system (depending on what is beneficial for the patient in his/her current condition, or stage of the disease);
• Stimulation of trophic functions in tissues and organs, marked improvement in cases of deteriorated tissues, impaired functions, processes of aging, and a very vivid effect of functional "rejuvenation");
• Normalization of homeostasis (glycemia, lipidemia, creatinemia, mineral and water metabolism, blood pressure, improvement of blood circulation, etc.).

Embryonic Stem Cells of each type perform their specialized curative effects. These effects should not be attributed to some universal stem cells. Sufficient results can be achieved mostly by combined use of different kinds of Stem Cells, depending on mechanisms of certain disease.

Embryonic Stem Cell Transplantation does not create a giant from a dwarf - it undertakes and fulfils realistic tasks: restores lost functions, reduces deterioration, inhibits aging, compensates or substitutes for the defects caused by diseases, and usually greatly improves the quality of life.