Vescell for Heart Disease

Stem Cell Guy is proud to announce the unveiling of the new and improved Vescell for Heart Disease website. Every week I would get dozens of letters saying "Stem Cell Guy, how are the patients doing? Are they getting better?" Now, all of you stem cells for heart disease groupies can get your fix at http://www.vescell.com. Check out our new "Meet our patients" page and find out how Theravitae's Vescell adult stem cell therapy for heart disease has changed the lives of patients stricken with coronary heart disease (coronary artery disease), congestive heart failure, and cardiomyopathy.

Now, you can read about our patients and if you wish to write to them via email or talk to them-- you can. Simply go to our website and read about each patient. If there is one you would like to contact, shoot us an email at patientvolunteers@theravitae.com and the kind folks at Theravitae will provide you with the patient's contact information. Stem Cell Guy can shout until he is blue in the face about the benefits of Theravitae's stem cell treatment for the heart, but I know all of you would rather hear it from the patients who have made the journey to Bangkok and experienced us firsthand. Don't be shy, drop us a line.

Sincerely,

Stem Cell Guy

Stem Cells Bring Sick Americans Overseas

Stem Cell Guy has yet another newspaper story for you. I hope all of Stem Cell Guy's fans aren't bored reading this stuff. Yawn, another Theravitae patient treated for heart disease with his own adult stem cells and then getting better.

Timothy Maura is the latest to "bore" us here at Theravitae and we are jubilant about it.

Tim Maura is improving after receiving his stem cell therapy for his coronary heart disease (Or is it coronary artery disease? Or is it ischemic heart disease?) Simpleton Stem Cell Guy would just prefer "blocked arteries" to avoid the confusion. Nevermind, let's stay focused this week on Tim Maura.
Tim came to Bangkok, Thailand for Theravitae's Vescell stem cell therapy just over a year ago. And the results have been terrific. Before, Tim's heart problems were slowing him down so much he had to stop working. These days, due to a huge reduction in Tim's angina symptoms, Tim is working again and that is music to Theravitae's ears.

Tim Maura had read the predictions that human stem cells could someday cure countless illnesses. "Someday" was too far away.
He was disabled by heart trouble. Failed vessels blocked blood from reaching part of his heart. Surgery couldn't fix it. Chronic chest pain forced him to quit work in 2005.
A year ago, Maura and his wife, Robin, cobbled together $30,000 and flew to Thailand, where doctors injected stem cells near his heart to try to sprout new blood vessels.

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