which would you choose?

[Birde]

In light of all the people (in this forum and from cando) who have recently gone or are planning to go, to various parts of the world to partake in trials (alternative med. and/or therapies), which of these would you be more likely to try if it were offered in the United States? http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/images/smilies/confused.gif

[mikek]

Birde both in Taiwan and Russia cell transplant
intravenously to the injured site is being performed. I chose Taiwan because of the work that Dr. Chen has done in the past.

[Birde]

That's why I posted the 2 seperate choices...Thanks!

[wang]

I bet that if you add Zurich to this list you may get some votes there. I know its not started yet but I think it has the most chance of success. http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/images/smilies/eek.gif

[ip]

I also think Dr. Schwab's IN1 has the most chances. It's been licensed by Novartis - definitely a good sign. Novartis is the company that also made Gleevec, the miracle leukemia drug.

[pecla]

Mikek, they aren't doing the same thing in Russia and Taiwan.In Russia they injected embryonic/fetal stem cells.But Dr.Cheng injected a growth factor cocktail and eventual a nerve graft and scar tissue removal