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Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects millions of people worldwide. It occurs when the body is unable to produce or use insulin effectively, leading to high levels of glucose in the blood. This can cause a range of health problems, including heart disease, nerve damage, kidney disease, and vision loss. Stem cell therapy is a new and rapidly evolving field of medicine that holds promise for treating a range of conditions, including diabetes. The idea behind stem cell therapy is to replace damaged or diseased cells with new, healthy cells to help restore normal functioning to the body. One type of stem cell therapy for diabetes involves the use of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). MSCs are a type of stem cell that can differentiate into various cell types, including insulin-producing beta cells. In the case of diabetes, MSCs are injected into the body to help replace damaged beta cells and improve insulin production. There have been several clinical trials evaluating the use of MSCs fo

  Mesenchymal Stem Cell Therapy for Lupus For those with lupus who do not respond well to more conventional types of treatment, stem cell therapy may be one of the most promising new areas of medicine to explore. © Mayo Clinic Lupus Butterfly Rashes Lupus Stem Cell Treatment Mesenchymal stem cells have been used by doctors to treat lupus patients for more than ten years now. Many studies have already proven the safety and efficacy of cell therapy for lupus. A clinical study was conducted by Jun Liang. et al. tested a total of 200 patients, and evidence showed that mesenchymal stem cells could improve disease activity, the reduction of protein in the urine, and hypocomplementemia. Doctors found that allogeneic stem cell therapy significantly reduced disease activity in lupus patients. What is systemic lupus erythematosus? Lupus is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune condition. It will have varying symptoms. Some people experience cold-like symptoms, and fatigue at the onset. A lupus patie

  A Historical Guide to Tequila In the years 250 to 300 A.D., tequila first appeared. The Aztec Indians created an agave-based fermented juice for their ceremonial beverages. web.500px.com Agave plants, sometimes referred to as agave tequilana or agave azul, is a very valuable economic resource in Jalisco, Mexico because it is the basic ingredient for crafting tequila. A high concentration of sugars called agavins, primarily fructose, is located inside its core, making it appropriate for the production of alcoholic beverages. Spaniards, Filipinos, and Mexicans: And their Love for Tequila There are numerous theories of how agave distillation started. One of the most common stories is that it was heightened during the Spanish invasion. The Spanish are so devoted to their beer and brandy that they must have it day or night, but there aren’t enough supplies, and it takes too long to deliver alcoholic beverages. They had to improvise by mixing mud and agave to make a new beverage after taki

Here is a basic guide to making and selling NFTs that could assist you in earning some money for your artwork. Lourdes Duque Baron- Author/Singer/Actress and Stem Cell therapy advocate Want to know how to produce and market an NFT? Many artists are considering the notion of creating nonfungible tokens out of their work as a potential means of monetization. By establishing safe ownership of an original digital asset, NFTs enable the sale of art in a digital format and provide access to vibrant, new communities of potential customers. Non-fungible tokens are here to stay, and they’re growing increasingly significant to artists despite the recent instances of NFT work being stolen or mis-issued and marketplaces being hijacked. Even now, galleries are starting to display NFT collections in person. Some of the most prominent names to enter the NFT world are Snoop Dogg, Shaquille O’Neal, and Jimmy Fallon . More recently, Filipino-American author, film producer, actress, and stem advocate Lou

I Called Myself Cassandra, written by Filipino American novelist, singer, and actress Lourdes Duque Baron, is a very popular and uplifting book. I Called Myself Cassandra by Lourdes Duque Baron Prestigious and cutting-edge universities in the US have noticed Lourdes Duque Baron’s phenomenal book and included it in the top books being recommended to students. Author/Singer/Actress/Film producer Lourdes Duque Baron for a photoshoot in 2022 at 75 years of age I Called Myself Cassandra is based on the author’s true story and her open reflection on what it means to be a woman. With lots of twists and turns, this book is certainly something you will relish. It is about a woman who struggled to rebuild her life after discovering her husband’s infidelity. Powerful lessons from the Award-Winning Book “ I Called Myself Cassandra” by Lourdes Duque Baron It also goes on to relay how lovely life is, but also how it may be harsh at times. I Called Myself Cassandra is a tale of friendship, family, l

  According to the Madison House Autism Foundation, the United States still has the highest rate of people who have Autism It is followed by Canada, Jamaica, Britain, and Costa Rica. Since researchers started keeping track of the condition in 2000, the prevalence of autism in the United States has continuously increased. Fears of an autism epidemic have been aroused by the increase in the rate. But according to specialists, a growing understanding of autism and modifications to the condition’s diagnostic criteria are on the rise. And potential alternative cures such as mesenchymal stem cell therapy are giving everyone much-needed hope. Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder & Role of Stem Cell Therapy There are so many myths and misconceptions about  autism spectrum disorder. Learning deeper can help us empathize and relate better; it might even help us save a life. ASD, or Autism Spectrum Disorder,  is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. Autism causes them

  Before the year 2022 ended, the My Super Hero Friends Foundation, together with the Manila Symphony, paid a visit to the Philippine General Hospital Cancer Institute. Volunteers from all walks of life donated gifts for the PGH patients as well as the doctors and nurses who most needed them. These gifts included toys, food, children’s books, music that was calming and therapeutic, and exciting interactions with volunteers dressed as superheroes. Mike Maranan together with his family, founded the My Super Hero Friends Foundation, Inc. Mike Maranan, a social entrepreneur, who champions various groups ranging from agri-tourism and commerce groups to customer broker federations, took the time on social media to thank everyone who was crucial to making this event a success. © Peter Mark Estacio Moral Among those he thanked include: The God Almighty, Lord Jesus Christ for making this event possible. Rona Deleon, Maestro Chen, and Jeffrey Solares of the Manila Symphony Orchestra. MSHFF Dir