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Another timelapse view into our beloved International Space Station Lifesciences Glovebox – this time to harvest the stem cells and conclude the experiment (May 28 post). This goal of this experiment was to produce stem cells in large numbers, using the innovative microgravity bioreactor seen inside the glovebox. Stem... cell therapies provide significant benefits to help patients fight disease or recover from chemotherapy. The scientists behind this experiment hypothesized that space-grown cells may retain the ability to continuously divide for longer than stem cells on Earth, which could create larger supplies of cells crucial to provide therapies for patients back on Earth. Stay tuned, because the initial results appear incredibly promising!show more

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Jim Mills3 months ago

@Space_Station Looks like the gloves on the glovebox aren’t integral as they would be in an isolator here on earth. I’m still intrigued how the inside gets sanitised in the ISS environment?

Aurora Sky3 months ago

@Space_Station Stem cells thriving in space—game-changing for medicine🤩

XiondeXionde3 months ago

@Space_Station where has this been all my life?

Sean Morgan3 months ago

@Space_Station Don't forget to clean your room, Jess!

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@Space_Station Wishing you all and your family great health, happiness and peace of mind. God/الله/शिव/玉皇大帝/神/יהוה/etc. BLESS YOU ALL AND YOUR FAMILY.

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Michael Berard3 months ago

@Space_Station Thank you 👍👍🙏

Jie3 months ago

@Space_Station The astronaut completed the mission alone in space.🛰️🗣️👍

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@Space_Station 国际空间杵那群人有点东西也有点疯

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5,144,279 views • 1 year ago

Joe Rogan and NFL legend Terry Bradshaw get into a serious debate over stem cells. Bradshaw argues stem cells “don’t work” because people go back for them “again and again.” Then Rogan fires back that he healed his fully torn rotator cuff in just 6 months using stem cells, and it sounds so insane to Bradshaw that he can barely believe it. BRADSHAW: “I got a bad hip right now. I’m telling you, Joe, it’s killing me. And I got it injected.” ROGAN: “With stem cells?” BRADSHAW: “No, no, I don’t do stem cells.” ROGAN: “Why not?” BRADSHAW: “I don’t believe in stem cells.” ROGAN: “You don’t believe in them?” BRADSHAW: “No. I [know] too many people… They went back and did it again [and again].” ROGAN: “Why’d they keep going back?” BRADSHAW: “Because it didn’t work.” ROGAN: “What’s wrong with them?” BRADSHAW: “Mostly knees and ankles.” ROGAN: “Okay, so you’re probably talking about arthritis, probably talking about degenerative knee conditions, ankle conditions. So the amount of damage that you’re trying to repair with stem cells, you’re going to get a little bit of benefit in something like that if it’s that far gone. But stem cells work.” BRADSHAW: “You do stem cells?” ROGAN: “100%.” BRADSHAW: “What hurts?” ROGAN: “I had a rotator cuff tear that completely went away.” BRADSHAW: “Now, that’s at least a year.” ROGAN: “That’s what you say.” BRADSHAW: “At least a year.” ROGAN: “I had a full-length rotator cuff tear. I got stem cells shot into it.” BRADSHAW: “A full tear?” ROGAN: “Full tear. My doctor told me I 100% was going to need surgery… [Instead], I get this stem cell treatment in Vegas. Dr. Roddy McGee hooks me up with the stem cell treatment. And then six months later, he gives me an MRI and he says, ‘The rotator cuff tear is completely gone.’ Literally, the tear doesn’t exist anymore.” [Bradshaw’s skepticism starts to fade]

Joe Rogan and NFL legend Terry Bradshaw get into a serious debate over stem cells. Bradshaw argues stem cells “don’t work” because people go back for them “again and again.” Then Rogan fires back that he healed his fully torn rotator cuff in just 6 months using stem cells, and it sounds so insane to Bradshaw that he can barely believe it. BRADSHAW: “I got a bad hip right now. I’m telling you, Joe, it’s killing me. And I got it injected.” ROGAN: “With stem cells?” BRADSHAW: “No, no, I don’t do stem cells.” ROGAN: “Why not?” BRADSHAW: “I don’t believe in stem cells.” ROGAN: “You don’t believe in them?” BRADSHAW: “No. I [know] too many people… They went back and did it again [and again].” ROGAN: “Why’d they keep going back?” BRADSHAW: “Because it didn’t work.” ROGAN: “What’s wrong with them?” BRADSHAW: “Mostly knees and ankles.” ROGAN: “Okay, so you’re probably talking about arthritis, probably talking about degenerative knee conditions, ankle conditions. So the amount of damage that you’re trying to repair with stem cells, you’re going to get a little bit of benefit in something like that if it’s that far gone. But stem cells work.” BRADSHAW: “You do stem cells?” ROGAN: “100%.” BRADSHAW: “What hurts?” ROGAN: “I had a rotator cuff tear that completely went away.” BRADSHAW: “Now, that’s at least a year.” ROGAN: “That’s what you say.” BRADSHAW: “At least a year.” ROGAN: “I had a full-length rotator cuff tear. I got stem cells shot into it.” BRADSHAW: “A full tear?” ROGAN: “Full tear. My doctor told me I 100% was going to need surgery… [Instead], I get this stem cell treatment in Vegas. Dr. Roddy McGee hooks me up with the stem cell treatment. And then six months later, he gives me an MRI and he says, ‘The rotator cuff tear is completely gone.’ Literally, the tear doesn’t exist anymore.” [Bradshaw’s skepticism starts to fade]

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,032,478 views • 4 months ago

TRANSFORMATION: A Third Option in Human Biology In nearly every disease, from cancer to Alzheimer’s, cells face two fates: Die. Or survive. But what if we could transform them? That’s what I discovered. This isn't stem cells. This is genetics. Most therapies kill cells (apoptosis) or let them live damaged (survival). But through decoupling PI3K and MTOR among other inside the cell pathways, I found a way to guide cells to reprogram from diseased to healthy. In Jill’s case, this produced 10 molecular “impossibles.” 10 human first biomedical results. It reactivated silenced genes. It reduced tumors. And it did so without killing the cell with the healthy genes being restored. For non-cancer disorders like Severe autism, Alzheimer’s, Huntington's that are genetic degeneration or de-development - transformation is the only way. This is the future of therapeutics: Not war. Not stalling. But biological transformation.

TRANSFORMATION: A Third Option in Human Biology In nearly every disease, from cancer to Alzheimer’s, cells face two fates: Die. Or survive. But what if we could transform them? That’s what I discovered. This isn't stem cells. This is genetics. Most therapies kill cells (apoptosis) or let them live damaged (survival). But through decoupling PI3K and MTOR among other inside the cell pathways, I found a way to guide cells to reprogram from diseased to healthy. In Jill’s case, this produced 10 molecular “impossibles.” 10 human first biomedical results. It reactivated silenced genes. It reduced tumors. And it did so without killing the cell with the healthy genes being restored. For non-cancer disorders like Severe autism, Alzheimer’s, Huntington's that are genetic degeneration or de-development - transformation is the only way. This is the future of therapeutics: Not war. Not stalling. But biological transformation.

Marc Malone

22,753 views • 11 months ago

THIS “CHICKEN” CAME FROM A TANK, NOT A FARM No farms, no feathers—this meat was grown in a lab from real animal cells. Welcome to the future of food. Scientists clone stem cells, feed them plant-based nutrients, and boom: they multiply like crazy. The cell mush gets shaped onto a plant-based frame to give it that classic chicken feel—texture and all. And nope, it’s not genetically modified. These cells are just naturally built to grow forever. Science said, “Why raise chickens when you can build one?” Source: DW

THIS “CHICKEN” CAME FROM A TANK, NOT A FARM No farms, no feathers—this meat was grown in a lab from real animal cells. Welcome to the future of food. Scientists clone stem cells, feed them plant-based nutrients, and boom: they multiply like crazy. The cell mush gets shaped onto a plant-based frame to give it that classic chicken feel—texture and all. And nope, it’s not genetically modified. These cells are just naturally built to grow forever. Science said, “Why raise chickens when you can build one?” Source: DW

Mario Nawfal

177,618 views • 1 year ago

🚨 “THEY CALLED IT HORSE PASTE… WHILE SCIENTISTS WERE STUDYING IT FOR CANCER AND CHEMO RESISTANCE.” That’s why the Ivermectin conversation refuses to die. According to researchers studying repurposed medicine, Ivermectin is one of the most fascinating molecules ever discovered because it appears to interact with completely different biological pathways depending on the disease being studied. In parasites, researchers found it affects chloride channels. In viruses, studies explored how it may interfere with replication pathways. And in cancer research, scientists have investigated how Ivermectin may interact with tumor proliferation pathways, cancer stem like cells, and chemotherapy resistance mechanisms. Researchers believe cancer stem cells may play a major role in: • Recurrence • Metastasis • Treatment resistance Traditional chemotherapy mainly targets rapidly dividing cells, but scientists are now studying whether Ivermectin may affect more resistant stem like cancer cells differently in laboratory settings. There are also preclinical studies investigating how Ivermectin may help restore chemotherapy sensitivity in resistant tumor cells at the molecular level. And then there’s another reason people keep talking about it: Some researchers have explored whether the same pathways involved in abnormal tumor growth may also be involved in conditions like fibroids, lipomas, and endometriosis. That’s why the repurposed medicine conversation has exploded far beyond COVID. If you’re researching Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, many choose PharmacyinUSA for worldwide and discreet delivery. #Ivermectin #HorseDewormer #CancerCure

🚨 “THEY CALLED IT HORSE PASTE… WHILE SCIENTISTS WERE STUDYING IT FOR CANCER AND CHEMO RESISTANCE.” That’s why the Ivermectin conversation refuses to die. According to researchers studying repurposed medicine, Ivermectin is one of the most fascinating molecules ever discovered because it appears to interact with completely different biological pathways depending on the disease being studied. In parasites, researchers found it affects chloride channels. In viruses, studies explored how it may interfere with replication pathways. And in cancer research, scientists have investigated how Ivermectin may interact with tumor proliferation pathways, cancer stem like cells, and chemotherapy resistance mechanisms. Researchers believe cancer stem cells may play a major role in: • Recurrence • Metastasis • Treatment resistance Traditional chemotherapy mainly targets rapidly dividing cells, but scientists are now studying whether Ivermectin may affect more resistant stem like cancer cells differently in laboratory settings. There are also preclinical studies investigating how Ivermectin may help restore chemotherapy sensitivity in resistant tumor cells at the molecular level. And then there’s another reason people keep talking about it: Some researchers have explored whether the same pathways involved in abnormal tumor growth may also be involved in conditions like fibroids, lipomas, and endometriosis. That’s why the repurposed medicine conversation has exploded far beyond COVID. If you’re researching Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, many choose PharmacyinUSA for worldwide and discreet delivery. #Ivermectin #HorseDewormer #CancerCure

PharmacyinUSA

15,939 views • 4 months ago

🚨 IVERMECTIN AND CANCER: WHAT THE RESEARCH ACTUALLY SHOWS A researcher recently shared what they found after looking into Ivermectin and cancer. They discovered over 300 peer-reviewed papers on PubMed examining Ivermectin in cancer. While most of this research is preclinical (cell lines, mice, and rats), the body of work is extensive and covers many different mechanisms. Key points from the research include: ✅ Ivermectin appears to target cancer stem cells, which standard chemotherapy often does not effectively kill. ✅ It can help reverse multi-drug resistance in cancer cells and may sensitise them to chemotherapy. ✅ It acts as a radio sensitizer, potentially making cancer cells more responsive to radiation. ✅ It can inhibit angiogenesis, limiting the tumor’s ability to form new blood vessels. ✅ It may inhibit enzymes involved in cancer cell detachment and spread, reducing the potential for metastasis. The researcher noted that Ivermectin is an off-patent, low-cost drug. Because of this, there has been little financial incentive to fund large-scale human trials in oncology, which is why most of the data remains preclinical.

🚨 IVERMECTIN AND CANCER: WHAT THE RESEARCH ACTUALLY SHOWS A researcher recently shared what they found after looking into Ivermectin and cancer. They discovered over 300 peer-reviewed papers on PubMed examining Ivermectin in cancer. While most of this research is preclinical (cell lines, mice, and rats), the body of work is extensive and covers many different mechanisms. Key points from the research include: ✅ Ivermectin appears to target cancer stem cells, which standard chemotherapy often does not effectively kill. ✅ It can help reverse multi-drug resistance in cancer cells and may sensitise them to chemotherapy. ✅ It acts as a radio sensitizer, potentially making cancer cells more responsive to radiation. ✅ It can inhibit angiogenesis, limiting the tumor’s ability to form new blood vessels. ✅ It may inhibit enzymes involved in cancer cell detachment and spread, reducing the potential for metastasis. The researcher noted that Ivermectin is an off-patent, low-cost drug. Because of this, there has been little financial incentive to fund large-scale human trials in oncology, which is why most of the data remains preclinical.

Joe Tippens

20,524 views • 3 months ago

Tumor cells destroyed by LED light — up to 92% of skin cancer cells killed in 30 minutes while healthy cells stay intact. New lab research (Portugal + Texas, published in ACS Nano): Infrared LEDs heat zinc oxide nanoflakes that selectively target and destroy cancer cells. Artur Pinto (University of Porto): This could be a safe, low-cost alternative to chemotherapy and lasers — and they’re now working toward breast cancer applications. The method exploits the unique heat sensitivity and uptake of cancer cells versus normal cells, achieving high selectivity in early tests. This is early-stage lab work, but the selectivity and simplicity are promising. What do you think — could light-based therapies become a mainstream cancer tool, or is it too early to get excited? Your take 👇 Credit: FOCUS online (YouTube)

Tumor cells destroyed by LED light — up to 92% of skin cancer cells killed in 30 minutes while healthy cells stay intact. New lab research (Portugal + Texas, published in ACS Nano): Infrared LEDs heat zinc oxide nanoflakes that selectively target and destroy cancer cells. Artur Pinto (University of Porto): This could be a safe, low-cost alternative to chemotherapy and lasers — and they’re now working toward breast cancer applications. The method exploits the unique heat sensitivity and uptake of cancer cells versus normal cells, achieving high selectivity in early tests. This is early-stage lab work, but the selectivity and simplicity are promising. What do you think — could light-based therapies become a mainstream cancer tool, or is it too early to get excited? Your take 👇 Credit: FOCUS online (YouTube)

Camus

50,526 views • 6 months ago