Hope for Untreatable Medical Disorders with Live Cell Therapy

Abdul Jalil Abdul Halim

Description

This book presents information about live cell therapy which uses fetal precursor stem cell transplants prepared by the state-of-the-art primary tissue cultures. These precursor stem cells are from foetuses of rabbits coming from accredit closed colonies reared in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the American Association for Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC).

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• Médecine
• Medical research

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• Publié par: Troubador Publishing Ltd
• Date de parution: 28 juin 2017
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781788030595
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 2 Mo

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HOPE FOR UNTREATABLE MEDICAL DISORDERS WITH LIVE CELL THERAPY
HOPE FOR UNTREATABLE MEDICAL DISORDERS WITH LIVE CELL THERAPY
Dr Abdul Halim Abdul Jalil
Copyright © 2017 Dr Abdul Halim Abdul Jalil
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To my loving wife, Fatimah Che Teh, for her love, support, patience and helping hand as I go through my professional journey, without which it would be harder for me to navigate.
To my children, Hazry Fitri, Fara Halina, Dr Hairil Faiz for their love, support, perceptive criticism and understanding.
To my late parents for their love and prayers that I will be in the healing profession which had been my ambition since I was a child.
To all my medical teachers and specifically my predecessors in Stem Cell Transplantation/Cell Therapy who through their experiences, publications and guidance have instilled in me the love of learning and passion to look for other therapeutic options in managing patients with diseases that have no known therapy in conventional medicine.
The purpose of this book is to provide some information on the topics covered. The opinions presented in this book are based on the author’s knowledge and experience gained through his research, scholarship, personal and professional experience. All the information regarding treatment in this book are for general information only. Readers are advised to consult their physicians/health care professionals and should not use this book to make diagnosis or treat an illness. The development in science and technology is so fast these days that neither the author nor the publisher can accept responsibility for any incomplete information, unintended errors or omissions that may arise at the time this book is published. Neither the author nor the publisher can be held responsible or liable by any person or persons for losses or damages of any kind that might result directly or indirectly from the information contained in this book.
CONTENTS
Foreword
Acknowledgement
Preface
Introduction
PART I LIVE CELL THERAPY EXPLAINED
Chapter 1 Regenerative Medicine is the Future
Chapter 2 Live Cell Therapy – The Historical Perspective
Chapter 3 Cell Biology as the Basis for Live Cell Therapy
Chapter 4 Treatment of Some Untreatable Diseases with the Protocol of Biological Therapy
Chapter 5 Stem Cell Research – Beyond Clinical Trials and Randomized Control Studies
PART II APPLICATION OF LIVE CELL THERAPY
Chapter 6 Using Live Cell Therapy for Healing
Chapter 7 Is Live Cell Therapy Safe ?
Chapter 8 Treating Down Syndrome with Live Cell Therapy
Chapter 9 Treatment of Childhood Autism
Chapter 10 Cerebral Palsy
Chapter 11 Hope for Children with Global Developmental Delay
PART III LIVE CELL THERAPY AND WELLNESS
Chapter 12 Addressing the Elements of Holistic Integrated Biological Medicine
Chapter 13 Wellness through Maintenance of a Healthy Internal Milieu
Chapter 14 Wellness through Maintenance of a Healthy Internal Milieu (Pediatric Perspectives)
Chapter 15 Live Cell Therapy as Part of a Holistic Treatment
Chapter 16 Anti-aging and Aging Diseases
Chapter 17 Cancer Therapy (Live Cell Therapy as Part of a Holistic Biological Medicine Approach)
Chapter 18 Spirituality and Healing in Medicine
PART IV THE PAST AND THE FUTURE
Chapter 19 The Future for Live Cell Therapy
Chapter 20 Biographical Notes
APPENDIX (Abstracts and Papers by the Author)
Appendix 1 New Advances and Directions in Cerebral Palsy Care
Appendix 2 Prebiotics – An Essential Food Element for the Maintenance of a Health Internal Body Milieu
Appendix 3 The Use of Fetal Precursor Stem Cell Xenotransplantation in the Treatment of Down Syndrome
Appendix 4 The Use of Classical Live Cell Therapy in the Treatment of Down Syndrome
Appendix 5 Live Cell Therapy – The Malaysian Experience
Appendix 6 Managing the Child with Classical Autism
Appendix 7 Overview of Learning Problems in Malaysia
Appendix 8 Two Case Reports of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy with dilated cardiomyopathy treated with Live Cell Therapy
Appendix 9 Treatment of Genetic and Chromosomal Abnormalities – The Malaysian Case Studies
Appendix 10 Addressing some gaps in Contemporary Pediatrics
BIBILIOGRAPHY
FOREWORD
Stem cells and cell-based therapy are now among the hottest subjects which are proceeding at an increasingly exponential rate. lt is not surprising that the public is swarmed with a tsunami of information about these subjects thereby confronted with a lot of misinformation and truly misleading statements in the mass media. Research on stem cells and cell therapy attract enormous funds, but these usually go to support research on human cells, which include bone marrow derived stem cells, embryonic stem cells, induced pluripotential stem cells (iPSCs) and their derivatives, other adult human stem cells and cord blood stem cells. Notwithstanding, we still have a long way to go before safe and effective protocols using human stem cells can be ready for clinical use in patients with untreatable/no longer treatable diseases in conventional medicine’
Cell therapy is an old treatment modality which involves implantation of human or animal cells into human or animal for treatment of diseases. Professor Halim has undertaken clinical studies in this form of treatment based on a protocol that has been used for more than 80 years by reputable physicians. ln reality 99% of cell based therapy in the past involves the use of fetal stem cells of animal origin (stem cell xenotransplantation)and these were done without the use of immunosuppressive drugs. The literature index on the subject is voluminous. However only few articles on the subject appear in peer reviewed Anglophone journals. Therefore it is not surprising that many conventionally trained doctors are unfamiliar with the literature, let alone having witnessed the treatment being done or getting the opportunity to practice it. Regrettably not much funding goes to basic research to support cell based therapy using animal-derived stem cells. Extensive fundamental research works were done by earlier researchers and practitioners including Nobel prize laureates in the 20s century contributing many ground breaking research on stem cell xenotransplantation but regrettably basic research have not kept pace with therapy. Physicians using cell therapy are convinced that this is an effective form of therapy but much translational research is needed to take the knowledge and practice of cellular and molecular medicine to a higher level.

I am happy that Prof. Halim who is a consultant paediatrician has had the opportunity to practice and research live cell therapy for the past 10 years. He has made plenary and keynote presentations at international conferences and written books on the subject. This book is timely in view of the increasing interest in the use of this modality of treatment for treating medical conditions that are currently untreatable in conventional medicine. I hope many physicians and researchers will undertake more basic and applied research on the subject. I am confident that more publications on the subject will follow from this book.
Dato Dr. Hamid Arshat
Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist,
Chairman, Jabal Nur lslam Health Foundation
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I started working on this book after the successful distribution of my earlier book titled My Experience with Live Cell Therapy: A Dimension of Regenerative Medicine . Having completed the ten years of Malaysian case studies, we are in a position to give feedback regarding two issues—namely, the safety and the effectiveness of live cell therapy using fetal precursor stem cell xenotransplants, which are prepared by primary tissue cultures. These two issues were very much the concerns of the Ministry of Health, Malaysia. I have to firstly acknowledge the Ministry of Health for allowing me and my team to undertake this project, which is not only out of mainstream medicine but also a controversial form of treatment.
My heartfelt thanks to the many medical colleagues who have engaged me in serious discussions on this form of treatment. Their criticisms and comments have stimulated my thinking and kept me preoccupied with research to search for answers to the many questions that are still unresolved.
To my dear wife, for her understanding and sacrifice. I can only seek God’s blessing for her. My wife and children have also provided perceptive criticisms and comments. There were many difficulties encountered. Their love, understanding, and support have sustained me through everything.
The patients and parents have also been my source of inspiration and the driving force in my work. I have learned much from their experiences through conversations in the clinics, phone discussions, and e-mails. I am thankful for the pictures and video recordings, which are invaluable sources of research materials. With their kind permission, I have been able to show the effects of live cell therapy to medical colleagues, participant