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By rftdwg, February 18, 2011 @ 11:11 am

Pancreas transplant seems to be being compensated better all the calculate

By Ryan, February 18, 2011 @ 11:23 am

I can probably say that here by now is a cure. Will the broadcast ever see it? Possibly not.

By petrel, February 18, 2011 @ 12:40 pm

The test, including longitudinal studies be inflicted with not yet been concluded.

By yazmin, February 18, 2011 @ 1:25 pm

no sorry

By Narvaez A, February 18, 2011 @ 2:20 pm

yes it is, here is a cure by now, the problem seems that here is no affordable for every person.

By Benji, February 18, 2011 @ 2:26 pm

I also be inflicted with 28 being. Mom, is that you???
Possibly not. Mom doesn’t use the Internet that greatly.

I was in the doctor’s office yesterday and read something on her wall chart that indicated to me that a pancreas transplant force not work anyway. It said that every cell in a diabetic’s body is insulin resistant.

I desire the Democrats bring to a standstill their obsession with minimum wage and all the moderately tiny issues, and get to their look excellent of stem cell funding.

Meanwhile, I continue my struggle to eat right and excercise. Here was a contemporary article off Yahoo headlines that said diabetics respond best to a mixture of aerobic exercises and resistence schooling in the constant session. Obviously don’t try to get behind as hard on both as you would do separately.

By reginachick22, February 18, 2011 @ 2:55 pm

Not again…G D, that article was on paper about Type 2 diabetes, which is related to obesity and is an epidemic. This is the common form of diabetes that the media is always referring to. If an article says “diabetes”, you can bet it means Type 2. Type 2 can be controlled and prevented in most suitcases by following a healthy lifestyle.

Because the media never mentions Type 1 diabetes or diferentiates between the two types, no one knows it exists, and people continue to be ignorant.

I am nearly certain the poster’s son has autoimmune Type 1 diabetes. This is the rarer severe form of diabetes that is not preventable. It is an autoimmune disease. Here are required genetics for it, and an environmental trigger such as a virus. It is NOT associated to diet or weight, and the person does not even make sufficient insulin to live without eating anything (called basal insulin). They will go into a failure of consciousness and quickly die without daily insulin, even if they eat NOTHING.

As for the orginal inquiry, beta cell transplants/islet transplants are a waste of time at this point. We be inflicted with not figured out how to bring to a standstill the autoimmune attack that hurt the original islets in the first place, and they will be hurt again. The transplant is doomed to fail. Also, here is a limited supply of cells, and the drugs now required are toxic. The average duration of a translant recipient is 10 being, and most are in trade on insulin injections after 1 or 2 being. Insulin resistance is not an issue here, that would apply to Type 2 diabetes, the common form of the disease.

Here is greatly work being made for Type 1 diabetes, with a major shift in the focus of how to cure it. We now recognize that the autoimmune attack CONTIUNES in Type 1 diabetics, and it appears as even if islets can rekindle IF the attack is stopped. This was never even if possible. At the very least, stopping the autoimmune attack will allocate transplanted islets to carry on.

Also, we reckon the point of access for Type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune disease triggers appears to be the insides. People with autoimmune diseases be inflicted with a “leaky gut”, which allows these triggers in. Alba is a companionship working on a drug to “close” these gaps.

Some researchers you can look up:
Dr. Denise Faustman (www.joinleenow.org)

Dr.Valdez in Mexico (He developed a way to transplant pig islets without using challenging-rejection drugs (Sertoli cells were used)).
A Canadian companionship is looking to replicate this, and is waiting for FDA approval.

By 11yearsoldloveable, February 18, 2011 @ 2:57 pm

Well, I’ve heard of pancreas transplants and then I’ve heard of insulin and all kinds of things to try. And now, scientists are responsibility the Stem-cell investigate to try to learn a cure for Juvenile Diabetes. I desire he hangs in here!

By Dr. Evil, February 18, 2011 @ 3:12 pm

Nope. Nada. Not gonna pocket place.

This inquiry comes up more era than the weeds in my yard.
Look at the ancient answers before posting.

Here is no stem cell evidence; it is all build up. Even if it ever worked, it would be suppressed for the following reason.

No cures be inflicted with been found for anything in view of the fact that polio. The reason is: The affect distress diligence needs unhealthy people as a market. What money can you make off cured people? It’s all about maintenance charges. You will make more money off maintaining a diabetic than curing him.