Freaky Frugalite

I am 110% opposed to stem cell research on human babies, no matter what their stage of development (embryo, fetus, unborn, whatever). Human life is sacred at all stages. With that said, I am not against research to improve the health of humans, and I am not against finding and harvesting from the sources of stem cells for medical treatment. I think that scientific research should be focused on umbilical cord blood stem cells and adult stem cells. With this kind of research, no humans are killed, and research is safe for everyone. The people at StemCellResearchNews.net wants me to talk a little about stem cells and how stem cell research can affect you.

Stem cells research is still relatively new. Stem cells are found everywhere in the body; they are sometimes called “master cells” because from them, more than 200 other cells are grown (such as muscle cells, brain cells, skin cells, etc). Stem cells help the body renew, repair, and maintain cells in the body, and are especially important for their role in repairing cells damaged by disease or injury. That’s why stem cells are so important, and why research and the use of stem cells is becoming so important. I’ve heard some pretty wild stories (mostly from politicians) who claim that killing babies for their stem cells can help the lame walk, the blind see, the deaf hear!! That’s balderdash. For one, babies should not be killed; two, stem cells are not God. But God has given us ways and means to be healthy, and I think stem cells is one of them.

I’ve done a few sponsored posts for C’elle and Cryo-Cell companies, two companies that are going in the right direction with stem cell research and harvesting. Umbilical cord blood banking is a new and harmless way to harvest stem cells for the future, and I support the research and the idea behind it, what I know of it.

Stem cell research is probably going to go the way of the x-ray, the ultrasound, and laparascopy- it’s probably going to become a common means of treating injury and disease, and we would be wise to know how it is done. There’s loads more information at a terrific site dedicated to information on this kind of medical research, StemCellResearchNews.net. The website has easy-to-understand and very practical articles about stem cells, research, resources, and how it will affect you and your children. I really recommend you take a look at the website.

Related posts:

1. Stem Cell Research
2. A Cryo-Cell Promotion This Week
3. Cryo-Cell and Baby Bjorn Promotion