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Watch Stem Cell Therapy for Pets - By A Touch of Love® Inc. Part 1 of 5 Video Stem Cell Therapy for Pets - By A Touch of Love® Inc. Part 1 of 5
Sep 29, 2011
Pawzzzz for the NEWS! - Produced by A Touch of Love® WWW.ATOUCHOFLOVE.CA Education on Stem Cell Therapy for Pets. Part 1 of 5 part series. Understand the benefits of stem cell therapy and our companion animals. Does your pet have arthritis, OCD, Hip Dysplasia etc...you really need to watch this 5 part series. More information to follow on the progression of this 3 pets whom received stem cell therapy. visit: www.atouchoflove.ca

Watch Stem cells help Dallas Dog Video Stem cells help Dallas Dog
Jun 25, 2011
Dr David Hille of Park Cities Animal clinic performs the first stem cell procedure in Dallas, TX that is done from beginning to end entirely in veterinary clinic. www.parkcitiesanimalhospital.com For more information about stem cell regenerative therapy visit: www.medivet-southtexas.com

Watch Latest Stem Cell Therapy For Your Pets Video Latest Stem Cell Therapy For Your Pets
Mar 29, 2012
WXII12 went inside animal hospital room in Greensboro...

Watch Stem Cell Therapy for Pets - By: A Touch of Love® Inc. - Part 2 Video Stem Cell Therapy for Pets - By: A Touch of Love® Inc. - Part 2
Sep 29, 2011
Pawzzzz for the NEWS! - Produced by A Touch of Love® Inc. WWWW.ATOUCHOFLOVE.CA Stem Cell Therapy for Animals. Part 2 of 5 videos that can also be viewed at www.atouchoflove.ca Is your dog, cat or horse suffering from arthritis or a form of Hip Dysplasia, OCD, neck or shoulder dysplasia? Watch this stem cell therapy for dogs. Learn more about stem cell therapy for dogs, cats and even horses.

Watch A Touch of Love® - InGeneron - Stem Cell Therapy Interview Video A Touch of Love® - InGeneron - Stem Cell Therapy Interview
Mar 08, 2012
Pawzzzz for the NEWS! - Produced by A Touch of Love® Inc. WWW.ATOUCHOFLOVE.CA - The wonderful new world with Stem Cell Therapy now being accepted in Canada. Curious on how stem cell therapy works? You have to watch this interview from the AAHA/OVMA conference held in Toronto Canada. We can begin to say NO to Pet Pharmaceuticals and YES to Natural approaches such as Stem Cell Therapy now becoming popular in the Pet Industry for our companion animals. WWW.INGENERON.COM

Watch Beach Pet Hospital | Stemlogix Animal Stem Cell Therapy News Story Video Beach Pet Hospital | Stemlogix Animal Stem Cell Therapy News Story
Apr 24, 2012
Watch as StemLogix veterinary stem cell therapy is featured on ABC 13 WVEC. Veterinarians Dr. Dennis Vrooman, Dr. David Laurence, and Dr. Sean Back of Beach Pet Veterinary Hospital discuss the amazing results provided by animal stem cell therapy. In the news story, the veterinarians of Beach Pet Veterinary Hospital explain the cultivation and application of dog stem cell treatment as well as equine stem cell therapy. To learn more about how StemLogix utilizes regenerative medicine for animals including dog and horse stem cell treatments, visit: stemlogix.com StemLogix LLC Telephone: 954.260.7118 1640 Sweetgum Terrace Weston, Florida 33327 Email: info@stemlogix.com

Watch A Touch of Love® - Stem Cell Therapy for Pets-Dr. Danny DeRose-Part 3 Video A Touch of Love® - Stem Cell Therapy for Pets-Dr. Danny DeRose-Part 3
Feb 08, 2012
Pawzzzz for the NEWS! - Produced by A Touch of Love® Inc. WWW.ATOUCHOFLOVE.CA Stem Cell Therapy for Animals. Part 3 of 5 videos that can also be viewed at www.atouchoflove.ca. Performed by Veterinarian Dr. Danny DeRose from the Cachet Village Animal Hospital. www.cachetvillageanimalhospital.com Is your dog, cat or horse suffering from arthritis or a form of Hip Dysplasia, OCD, neck or shoulder dysplasia? Watch this stem cell therapy for dogs. Learn more about stem cell therapy for dogs, cats and even horses. www.atouchoflove.ca

Watch Dogged by pain -- stem cell therapy for dogs Video Dogged by pain -- stem cell therapy for dogs
May 21, 2012
Visit: tinyurl.com for more pet stories -- A new technique for fighting the crippling effects of severe hip dysplasia is catching the attention of many large breed dog owners. Anne Marie Ogle of Napanoch, the owner of Dasha, a 9 year-old German Shepherd, hopes stem cell therapy will improve her pet's quality of life. Two vets from Rondout Valley Veterinary Associates in Kerhonkson studied up on the process offered by a California-based company called Vet-Stem.

Watch New Stem Cell Therapy Helps Heal Pets Video New Stem Cell Therapy Helps Heal Pets
Nov 14, 2011
SAN ANTONIO -- A cutting-edge stem cell technology is bringing new hope to pets suffering from painful and disabling injuries and diseases. It's a procedure that's giving pets a second chance at a pain-free life. "A lot of the dogs I've done have been last resort dogs, which means the owners are thinking the next step is to humanely put the dog down because they can't get up any more," veterinarian Dr. Mike Hutchison said. The Alamo Heights Pet Clinic is the first in Texas to process stem cells in house. In the past, they've had to send samples to California for processing, which takes days and results in the loss or precious stem cells during transport. Their first batch was processed in-house on Wednesday morning for Precious, a 7-year-old lab mix with a painful, ruptured ACL. First, fat tissue was collected using a local anesthesia. The sample was processed to separate platelets. Then LED technology was used to activate millions of dormant stem cells in the tissue, which were then injected into the injury site. The cells help the tissue regenerate at a previously unseen rate. Most dogs, like Precious, should see results in seven to 10 days. "This is giving us a new tool," Hutchinson said. "We've always had drugs that we could use which would include nutrition ... and then we had surgery, but now we have regenerative medicine." He said he's had a nearly 100 percent success rate over the past couple of years, having seen dogs go from being practically immobile to acting ...

Watch Dog Owner's Experience with Stemlogix Stem Cell Therapy Video Dog Owner's Experience with Stemlogix Stem Cell Therapy
Apr 24, 2012
View to see a testimonial of a pleased pet owner that employed the StemLogix veterinary therapeutic stem cell for her ailing dog. Many dogs suffer from arthritis of the joints and hips in their later years, including the 11 year old dog mentioned in this video. Veterinarian Dr. Darrell Nazareth suggested canine stem cells, produced by the dogs own fat tissue, can repair and restore dexterity in the dog to help gain better mobility and reduced pain. After the procedure, the pet owner witnessed significant improvement in the dog's movement and mood. To learn more about stem cell therapy for pets such as arthritis treatment in dogs, visit: stemlogix.com StemLogix LLC Telephone: 954.260.7118 1640 Sweetgum Terrace Weston, Florida 33327 Email: info@stemlogix.com

Watch Dog Undergoes Stem Cell Therapy Video Dog Undergoes Stem Cell Therapy
Apr 18, 2012
Pochie the dog underwent a new procedure called stem cell therapy. 2/21/2010.

Watch Stem cell therapy helps dog walk Video Stem cell therapy helps dog walk
Nov 19, 2011
Every year hundreds of pets like dogs die after breaking their spines in road accidents. Now, these pets could be saved, at least that's what doctors at a Madras veterinary college are hoping.

Watch Stem cell treatment for Pets Video Stem cell treatment for Pets
Dec 05, 2011
Ehrlich Animal hospital offers Stem Cell treatment for pets. It has tremendous potential for not only arthritic dogs, but maybe other diseases in the future, both animal and people.

Watch Saving Pets, Saving People: the Stem Cell Solution Video Saving Pets, Saving People: the Stem Cell Solution
May 04, 2012
A dog with a death sentence is at the forefront of medical research. And the same procedure doctors are using on his heart ... may be used on yours someday soon.

Watch Medivet's Stem Cell Therapy Featured on Animal Planets Dogs 101 Video Medivet's Stem Cell Therapy Featured on Animal Planets Dogs 101
Nov 26, 2011
Stem cells are the body's repair cells. They have the ability to divide and differentiate into many different types of cells based on where they are needed throughout the body. Stem cells can divide and turn into tissues such as skin, fat, muscle, bone, cartilage, and nerve to name a few. With this capability, we can use them as a treatment for joint injuries, ligament and tendon damage, and fractured bones. Using MediVet America's Stem Cell Therapy, we have seen positive clinical improvement in 95% of the arthritic cases performed nationwide. Some owners have even reported seeing a difference in as little as a week!

Stem Cell Research and Your Dog
Stem cell research often conjures images of political firestorms and futuristic science, yet it's a field that's already offering hope for humans and dogs alike. While the ideal of fixing spinal injuries and curing disease may be a long way off, dogs treated with stem cells are enjoying a new lease on life.

Zachary M. Duclos: Embryonic stem cells oversold
"The stem cell debate is over," Dr. Mehmet Oz said on an "Oprah" show in March, speaking to Oprah Winfrey and Michael J. Fox. He told Fox, who has Parkinson's disease, that the clear winner is the adult stem cell technique called induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPSC. iPSCs have properties similar to embryonic stem cells and have been responsible for successful advancements in research on such diseases as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, blindness and Fanconi anemia.

Obama's change on stem cell research goes only halfway
President Obama often tries to defuse divisive debates by talking of "false choices." A false choice implies that by restating the argument, both sides can get what they want.

Athens firm reaches deal to sell stem cells
Athens-based ArunA Biomedical company has signed a contract with an Edina, Minn., company to market and sell neural stem cells made by the Athens company.

Mike Morris: Stem-cell bill deserves support
The recent editorials regarding state Senate Bill 169, which would limit embryonic stem cell research in Georgia, have been ingenious in their ability to apply hysterical emotionalism and avoid facing the real issues (Editorials, "Legislator's embryos bill overreaches," March 1; "Embryo bill should be stopped in Senate," March 5; "Legislature shouldn't rush through embryo bill," March 11).



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