The Dawn of New Medicine – Stem Cell Therapy: Old Dogma, New Hope
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Stem cell therapy, otherwise known as the regenerative medicine, promotes the regrow, repair or replacement of the diseased, dysfunctional or damaged tissues using stem cells. The Dawn of New Medicine expresses stem cells therapy as the new hope in modern medicine. This book explores the holistic dimension of stem cells therapy, from the basics of stem cell therapy to the possibilities it may bring to modern medicine.
Chronic diseases have stolen joy from a lot of people when, as a patient ourselves or when someone close to us was diagnosed with an illness for which there was no solution to. While symptoms of these diseases are often managed by medication and medicinal services, stem cells therapy go beyond the conventional management to discover therapies that support to body to repair, regenerate and restore. This book wishes to enlighten readers that there might be hope in managing diseases such as Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum, Cerebral Palsy and global developmental delay as mentioned in this book.
Description
Author
Prof. Dr. Mike K.S. Chan
Published by
EUROPEAN WELLNESS ACADEMY – Medical Research
ISBN: 9781803132082, eISBN: 9781803134260
Author Bio:
Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr. Mike K.S. Chan is an author, educator and pioneer of Organotherapy, Cellular Therapy and Cell Membrane Therapy in Europe and Asia since the early 1980s. He founded and funded one of the world’s largest research on Bio-Molecular and Bio-Regenerative Medicine in Switzerland and Germany, with a global presence in almost eighty countries. He has conducted more than 1,000 lectures, seminars, and symposiums worldwide in the fields of organotherapy, cell therapies, age reversal, regenerative medicine, and stem-cell therapies.
Table of Content
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | vii |
| FOREWORD | xix |
| CHAPTER 1 | 3 |
| Introduction | 3 |
| Stem Cell Therapy: A Beacon of Hope | 3 |
| Stem Cell Therapy: The Basics | 6 |
| What Is Cellular Therapy? | 6 |
| Why Does Cellular Therapy Work? | 7 |
| Specificity | 7 |
| An Array of Cells | 8 |
| Rejuvenate and Not Replace | 8 |
| Some Basic Information Regarding Cell Therapy | 9 |
| From Lab to Life: Translational Medicine | 10 |
| References | 11 |
| CHAPTER 2 | 12 |
| History of the Future – Regenerative Medicine | 12 |
| The History of Stem Cell Therapy | 12 |
| Chronology | 12 |
| Ancient Times | 12 |
| Anno Domini (Ad) – “Like Cures Like” | 13 |
| Father of Modern Stem Cell Therapy | 14 |
| The New Hope | 17 |
| Development of Stem Cell Therapy from the Early Twentieth Century | 18 |
| Stem Cell Therapy Today | 18 |
| Regenerative Medicine: Future Perspectives | 18 |
| Ageing Diseases and Anti-Ageing | 19 |
| Reconstructive Medicine | 20 |
| Stem Cell Therapy in Malaysia | 20 |
| Summary | 21 |
| References | 21 |
| CHAPTER 3 | 23 |
| Cell Biology: | 23 |
| The Basis of Stem Cell Therapy | 23 |
| History | 23 |
| The Cell | 23 |
| Blastocyst | 26 |
| Cell Transplantation Being Practised Today | 27 |
| Animal Fetal Precursor Stem Cells Vs Human Embryonic Stem Cells | 28 |
| Precursor Stem Cells from Tissue Fragment Vs Precursor Stem Cells from Dispersed (Discrete) Cells | 28 |
| The Science Behind Stem Cell Therapy – Mechanism of Action of Fetal Precursor Stem Cell Xenotransplants | 29 |
| Tissue and Cell Extracts | 30 |
| Microphotographs of Stem Cells | 31 |
| Cellular Senescence, Mitochondria, and Diseases | 31 |
| References | 40 |
| CHAPTER 4 | 38 |
| Stem Cell Therapy: The Solution to Modern Medicine | 41 |
| History of Defeating the Impossible | 42 |
| Diabetes Mellitus | 43 |
| Diabetes Mellitus Type I | 43 |
| Diabetes Mellitus Type II | 44 |
| The Past | 45 |
| Recent Studies | 46 |
| Stem Cell Therapy and Malignancies | 48 |
| Case Reports | 48 |
| Case 1 | 48 |
| Case 2 | 49 |
| Diseases of Immune System | 50 |
| Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) | 50 |
| Sleep Disorders and Stem Cell Therapy | 51 |
| Sleep Disorders | 52 |
| Treatment Strategy for Sleep Disorders | 53 |
| Transcranial Electrostimulation | 53 |
| Electrobiosleep | 53 |
| Phototherapy | 53 |
| Darsonvalization | 54 |
| Stem Cell Therapy in the Management of Sleep Disorders | 54 |
| Peptides and Cell Extracts in the Management of Sleep Disorders | 55 |
| Neurodegenerative Disorders | 56 |
| Parkinson’s Disease | 56 |
| Spinocerebellar Degeneration | 57 |
| A Case History | 57 |
| Leukodystrophy | 58 |
| Case History | 58 |
| Alzheimer’s Disease | 59 |
| Case of Chromosomal Abnormality (Charge Syndrome) | 60 |
| After Seventh Implantation at Age Eight Years and Eight Months – Parents’ and Attending Physician’s Comments | 61 |
| Yearly Programme Report by Speech Therapist (Once a Week for Nine Months, September to June 2013) | 61 |
| Physiotherapy Report Summary – 16 September 2013 | 64 |
| References | 64 |
| CHAPTER 5 | 67 |
| Stem Cell Research: Beyond Clinical Trials and Randomized Control Studies | 67 |
| Stem Cell Therapy is Not Drug Therapy – e Unsuitability of Randomized Blind Controlled Studies | 67 |
| Scientific Study of Stem Cell Therapy | 68 |
| Present State of Stem Cell Research | 71 |
| Work of Sir Martin Evans | 72 |
| The Future | 73 |
| References | 74 |
| CHAPTER 6 | 75 |
| Therapeutic Usage of Stem Cells | 75 |
| Stem Cell Therapy Vs Hormonal Treatment | 76 |
| Treatment of Neurological Disease | 77 |
| Treatment of Other Disorders | 77 |
| Contraindications to Stem Cell Therapy | 78 |
| Preparation of Patient | 79 |
| Treatment of Patient | 79 |
| Some Examples of Stem Cell Prescriptions for the First Stem Cell Therapy (LCT) | 80 |
| Paediatrics | 80 |
| Adults | 81 |
| Post-Treatment Precaution and Monitoring | 83 |
| Surveillance for Possible Immunological Reactions after Stem Cell Therapy | 84 |
| Surveillance for Possible Xenotic Transmission | 84 |
| References | 84 |
| CHAPTER 7 | 85 |
| Safety Profile of Stem Cell Therapy | 85 |
| Procuring Fetal Cells for Stem Cell Therapy | 85 |
| Rabbits as a Source of Fetal Stem Cells | 86 |
| Risk of Immune Reactions | 87 |
| The Chimera Issue | 88 |
| Additional Criteria for Safety | 88 |
| The Use of Fetal Precursor Stem Cell Xenotransplants Prepared by Tissue Cultures | 88 |
| The Malaysian Experience | 89 |
| What Can Be Done to Advance Stem Cell Therapy? | 90 |
| References | 90 |
| CHAPTER 8 | 91 |
| Down’s Syndrome and Stem Cell Therapy | 91 |
| Searching for a Therapy | 92 |
| A Treatment for Down’s Syndrome | 93 |
| The Efficacy of Stem Cell Therapy on Down’s Syndrome | 94 |
| The Malaysian Experience | 94 |
| Treatment Must Be Integrated | 95 |
| Case Examples | 96 |
| Case 1 | 96 |
| Case 2 | 96 |
| Case 3 | 98 |
| Case 4 | 99 |
| Before stem cell therapy | 99 |
| After stem cell therapy | 100 |
| The Case of Bridget B. (As Told by Her Sister Anita Baxas, MD) | 101 |
| Bridget’s Message to Parents | 104 |
| References | 104 |
| CHAPTER 9 | 105 |
| Autism Spectrum Disorders and Stem Cell Therapy | 105 |
| What are the Characteristics of Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome? | 106 |
| Incidence | 107 |
| What Causes Autism? | 107 |
| Recognizing the Autistic Child | 108 |
| Management of Autism Spectrum Disorder | 109 |
| Treating Autism with Stem Cell Therapy | 109 |
| Understanding the Autistic Child and the Parents | 112 |
| What Have We Learned from Research and from Patients Themselves? | 113 |
| Case 1 | 114 |
| Case 2 | 115 |
| References | 116 |
| CHAPTER 10 | 118 |
| Cerebral Palsy and Stem Cell Therapy | 118 |
| What is Cerebral Palsy? | 118 |
| Understanding the Cerebral Palsy Child | 119 |
| Incidence | 120 |
| Causes of Cerebral Palsy | 121 |
| Pathophysiology | 121 |
| Types of Cerebral Palsy | 122 |
| Cranial Imaging Studies | 122 |
| Conventional Treatment of Cerebral Palsy | 123 |
| Treatment Using Stem Cell Therapy | 124 |
| When Is the Best Time to Treat with Live-Cell Therapy? | 124 |
| Other Treatment | 125 |
| Summary | 125 |
| Case 1 | 126 |
| References | 126 |
| CHAPTER 11 | 128 |
| Global Developmental Delay and Stem Cell Therapy | 128 |
| Introduction and Definition | 128 |
| Prevalence | 129 |
| The Search for Treatment for an Untreatable Medical Condition | 130 |
| Chromosomal Disorders | 131 |
| Genetic Disorders | 131 |
| Multifactorial Inheritance | 131 |
| Others | 132 |
| How Can the Protocol of Stem Cell Therapy Help Children with Global Developmental Delay? | 133 |
| Managing the Developmentally Disabled Child | 133 |
| So, What Can Be Done to Prevent Global Developmental Disorder? | 133 |
| Maternal Health | 133 |
| Prenatal Diagnosis | 134 |
| Early Detection | 134 |
| Food and Therapy | 134 |
| How Do We Meet the Aspirations of Patients and Parents? | 134 |
| Two Cases of Global Delay | 136 |
| Case 1 | 136 |
| Case 2 | 136 |
| New Straits Times, 28 May 2012 | 136 |
| Tay–Sachs Disease – Can Stem Cell Transplantation Cure This Condition? | 137 |
| References | 138 |
| CHAPTER 12 | 141 |
| Holistic Integrated Perspective of Biological Medicine | 141 |
| What is Biological Medicine? | 142 |
| Causes of Disease and Illness | 143 |
| Optimum Mesenchymal Environment | 145 |
| What Is Mesenchymal Environment? | 145 |
| Early Recognition and Treatment of Illnesses | 147 |
| Conclusion | 148 |
| References | 149 |
| CHAPTER 13 | 150 |
| Importance of Healthy Milieu Interior | 150 |
| What is Internal Body Milieu? | 150 |
| Principles for the Preservation of Health | 150 |
| Nutrition | 151 |
| Analysis of the Internal Body Milieu | 152 |
| Healthy Eating Habits | 153 |
| Acid-forming foods | 153 |
| Alkali-forming foods | 153 |
| Boosting the Immune System | 154 |
| Mental Stress | 155 |
| The Lifestyle | 156 |
| Relationships: Spouse, Family, Neighbours and Community | 156 |
| Work, Pastime Activities, Sleep and Rest | 226 |
| Spiritual Immersion, Meditation | 156 |
| Environmental Pollution, Sanitation, Water Supply, Electromagnetic Clouds | 158 |
| Earthing or Grounding | 157 |
| Conclusion | 159 |
| References | 159 |
| CHAPTER 14 | 161 |
| Stem Cell Therapy as a Part of Holistic Treatment | 161 |
| The Place for Stem Cell Therapy in Wellness | 161 |
| Preparation for Stem Cell Therapy | 162 |
| The Stem Cell Therapy Prescription | 163 |
| Level 4 | 164 |
| Level 3 | 164 |
| Level 2 | 164 |
| Level 1 | 164 |
| Conclusion | 164 |
| CHAPTER 15 | 166 |
| Stem Cell Therapy as a Part of Holistic Treatment | 166 |
| Causes of Ageing | 167 |
| Effects of Ageing on the Body | 168 |
| Premature Ageing | 169 |
| Conventional Management of Premature Menopause and Andropause | 170 |
| How to Overcome Effects of Ageing | 171 |
| Stem Cell Therapy and Anti-Ageing | 172 |
| Stem Cell Therapy and Treatment for Ageing Diseases | 174 |
| A Case Example | 176 |
| To Whom It May Concern | 177 |
| Conclusion | 179 |
| References | 179 |
| CHAPTER 16 | 180 |
| Cancer and Stem Cell Therapy | 180 |
| Cancer Immunology and Carcinogenesis | 180 |
| The Immune System | 180 |
| What Is the Cause of Cancer? | 181 |
| The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer | 182 |
| Treatment for Cancer | 183 |
| Immunotherapy | 183 |
| Monoclonal Antibody Therapy | 184 |
| Non-Specific Immune Therapies | 184 |
| Interferon | 184 |
| Interleukins | 184 |
| Viral Oncolytic Therapy | 184 |
| T-Cell Therapy | 185 |
| Cancer Vaccines | 185 |
| Biological Cancer Therapy | 185 |
| How Do We Prevent Cancer? | 187 |
| Cancer Prevention | 188 |
| Summary | 189 |
| References | 189 |
| CHAPTER 17 | 193 |
| Stem Cell Therapy: The Future | 193 |
| What Is the Future of Live-Cell Therapy? | 195 |
| Legislative Situation and Reports | 196 |
| What Is the Way Forward? | 198 |
| References | 199 |
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Reviewer from NetGalley –
This is amazing book covering not only stem cells, but how this treatment can change the course of medicine for the future. The author talks about how so many diseases and illnesses are presently incurable, but that stem cells are the face of the future and could cure these, leading to a better society. I loved how the author broke down the science behind stem cells; he took the reader through it step by step, explaining what they are, where they are found, why and how they are useful and more. He has a chapter dedicated to each illness or disease that stem cells could be useful for and goes into great detail about the benefits of stem cells. This is such a hot button and polarizing topic, but I think Mike Chan breaks it down so it is understandable to the general public and he helps us to realize why stem cells are so important and why we should be giving them a chance when it comes to medicine and curing illness and disease. I truly think this is a book that not only those in the medical community should read, but the general public as well.
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Reviewer from goodreads –
Stem cell therapy, otherwise known as the regenerative medicine, promotes the regrow, repair or replacement of the diseased, dysfunctional or damaged tissues using stem cells. The Dawn of New Medicine expresses stem cells therapy as the new hope in modern medicine. This book explores the holistic dimension of stem cells therapy, from the basics of stem cell therapy to the possibilities it may bring to modern medicine. Chronic diseases have stolen joy from a lot of people when, as a patient ourselves or when someone close to us was diagnosed with an illness for which there was no solution to. While symptoms of these diseases are often managed by medication and medicinal services, stem cells therapy go beyond the conventional management to discover therapies that support to body to repair, regenerate and restore. This book wishes to enlighten readers that there might be hope in managing diseases such as Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum, Cerebral Palsy and global developmental delay as mentioned in this book. Professor Dato’ Sri Dr. Mike KS Chan is a scientist, senior researcher, educator and expert in anti-aging owning 26 medical wellness centers including hospitals Germany), clinics (Lugano, Switzerland), medical centers (Athens, Greece), and wellness clinics (Switzerland, Bangkok, Hong Kong, China, Malaysia-Kuala Lumpur, and Kota Kinabalu, Manila, Mexico, Ecuador, Frankfurt, Germany, Switzerland, Cambodia, Bangladesh, etc.). His precious experience and findings he gathered in his 36 years of advancing this field, he shares it here.
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