Posted by garyTX on 11/7/2009, 9:34 am Link: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/170149.php
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Am Still waiting for the big breakthrough to rid myself of COPD...Good to know they are working on this but probably shouldn't hold my breath...garyTX
"Current treatment for COPD is aimed at improving quality of life, not curing the illness. It is Entest's goal to reverse the damage from COPD. If successful, Entest stands to profit substantially from the money currently spent on maintenance treatments that are not cures."
We believe our patent pending treatment model represents not only a 'mitigating treatment' but could provide a 'regenerative treatment' for patients. COPD is a progressive, non-reversible disease. Our researchers believe using a photoceutical device to direct stem cells to targeted damaged lung tissue may actually reverse the impact of COPD."
The uniqueness of Entest's model involves "painting" damaged tissue with the photoceutical device, which then guides the stem cells to the desired areas. This focused approach allows for concentration of the stem cell treatment. This advanced treatment approach relies on stem cell therapy which requires FDA approval and photoceutical devices that are currently being used in treating other illnesses. ENTEST
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