Embryonic Stem Cell Treatment: 6 Months Later
Posted Wed, 2011/02/16 - 05:23 by Kyla Puklus
It's been six months since my last embryonic stem cell injection, and I've noticed some improvements with my immune system.Posted Wed, 2011/02/16 - 05:23 by Kyla Puklus
It's been six months since my last embryonic stem cell injection, and I've noticed some improvements with my immune system.Posted Thu, 2011/02/10 - 21:00 by Fred Lee
Proper treatment and prevention of Lyme disease related arthritis depends on the proper diagnosis.Posted Wed, 2010/10/06 - 07:44 by Kyla Puklus
After spinal procedures, heat stroke and a long airplane ride, I am back in the states and working like a "normal person." This is my first blog in two months and I have some improvements to report.Posted Tue, 2010/07/20 - 07:01 by Kyla Puklus
Today I got excellent test results: normal. Although these tests are not searching for Lyme, but merely checking basic bodily functions, I still found myself sad, even if for only a few seconds. I think it's a common residual side-effect for Lymies.Posted Wed, 2010/07/14 - 02:00 by Kyla Puklus
After a week of stem cell injections and small bouts of physical therapy, it's time to step it up and get in shape. The emotional side of pain and Lyme Disease needs to be tackled, one Pilates move at a time.Posted Tue, 2010/05/04 - 06:17 by Fred Lee
An independent review has upheld previous guidelines regarding the treatment of Lyme disease.Posted Sun, 2009/10/11 - 02:20 by amybscher
Global Post writer Mridu Khullar nailed an article on Dr. Shroff's stem cell therapy in India, fairly telling the story and accurately covering the delicate issues that surround it. My story as well as my doctor's comments were also included. Thank you Mridu for going beyond what most of the media ever does -- and reaching a place where the story ends up telling itself.Posted Sun, 2009/09/13 - 20:45 by Fred Lee
A new device called the "4-poster Deer Treatment Bait Station" was found to lower tick populations and could potentially reduce the incidence of Lyme disease.Posted Sun, 2009/08/09 - 13:24 by Fred Lee
As global temperatures rise, so too might the prevalence and distribution of insect born illnesses, including Lyme Disease.Posted Thu, 2009/04/09 - 00:10 by Fred Lee
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