William C Rader, M.D.
You will learn how the use of a new stem cell therapy has given a second life to thousands of people who were otherwise destined for a life of debilitating sickness, pain, and even in some cases, death.
You will read the testimonies of parents who never stopped fighting to save their children’s lives, even when organized medicine refused further treatment and told them that not only did their children have no chance, but that they should not even take a chance on a radical new therapy. The stories are moving and will help you decide for yourself whether or not fetal stem cell therapy can legitimately offer new hope, for the millions who have none.
One of those stories is of Hannah, a little girl whose life was turned upside down when she suffered a massive uncontrollable seizures and was diagnosed with Lennox Gastaut Syndrome, which causes severe physical and mental disabilities and requires the institutionalization of 78% of its patients. You will hear how despite all of the experts' criticisms and attacks, Dr. Rader was successfully able to treat Hannah's condition and give her life back to her.
If you thought the time of dramatic evolutionary advancement in medical knowledge was over, brace yourself for the untold story of a doctor who singlehandedly, in the face of disdain from his colleagues and threats from government bureaucrats, made a breakthrough scientific discovery. Dr. Rader discovered how to apply fetal stem cell technology to humans and has eased the suffering and saved the lives of more than 1,500 patients since 1995.
Dr. Rader, familiar to millions as a respected medical expert on ABC-TV, reveals the astounding truth about the most extensive fetal stem cell trials ever conducted on human patients - mostly so - called "hopeless" cases.
Blocked in the USA reveals the science behind Dr. Rader's breakthroughs, the struggles with the medical establishment, and, most important, the detailed successful results of his work.
Now the truth can be told, and it reads like an adventure story, spanning three continents as one doctor dared to defy the FDA, the medical establishment and the drug companies.
"They've been called magic seeds. They have the potential to cure disease, regenerate organs, even prolong life. And they could completely alter the way we practice medicine" - Fortune Magazine
Fetal stem cells are “pluripotent free agents.” That means the contain the entire “database” of the human body.
They have the capacity to become any of the body’s 220 cell types. In simple terms, what you need is what you get.
Groundbreaking research is being done into the successful administration of fetal stem cell therapy to patients suffering from some of mankind’s most devastating diseases. Improving their condition, prolonging life, and in some cases even providing a cure?
Blocked in the USA gives a detailed overview into the science of fetal stem cells, and how they can be applied to the medical field in new and revolutionary ways.
Dr. Rader's has successfully used Fetal Stem Cells to alleviate and treat effects of conditions such as:
Hannah was a vibrant, energetic, highly intelligent 3-year-old when she was first diagnosed with Idiopathic Lennox Gestaut Syndrome. Her parents were told by her physicians that ILGS was a severe and incurable form of epilepsy for which no cause could be identified. She would suffer repeat seizures that rendered her unable to breathe at times, and she had to be airlifted to a hospital. These seizure episodes would repeat themselves over and over again, and tests showed that her frontal lobe was constantly in a seizure state.
Neurologists and Epileptologists tried in vain to stop her seizures with multiple anticonvulsant medications including Keppra, Clobazam, Clonazepam, Trileptal, Lamotrigine, Lorazepam, Paraldehyde, Phenobarbital, Valproic Acid, and high dose Pyridoxine. None of these proved to be even remotely effective in alleviating Hannah’s condition, and she was getting worse
The next three months were a nightmare for Hannah and her family. She spent 41 days total in those three months in the hospital for uncontrolled seizure activity. She lost the ability to walk, speak, control her bladder or bowels, or interact with others.
Hannah even underwent a highly experimental treatment for seizures called Intravenous Immunoglobin Therapy. The initial response was positive, but the seizures and resultant brain-damage reoccurred shortly after the therapy was started.
Hannah’s physicians and medical experts were stumped in regards to a solution. Hannah’s family was told that there was nothing they could do and that they should enjoy the time left that they have with their daughter. Heartbroken but not defeated, Hannah’s family was contacted by a relative and told of another treatment option; fetal stem cell therapy. Fetal stem cells could give Hannah’s system the ability to repair the damage done by the ILGS and she could live a normal, healthy life.
Her physicians and neurologists advised against this route of treatment. Hannah’s family was repeatedly told that fetal stem cell therapy could not possibly work and that they should just accept Hannah’s condition.
Unconvinced by the critics, Hannah’s parents decided to go ahead with the stem cell therapy. Even after the very first injection of stem cells, Hannah showed a miraculous improvement in overall health. Within 20 minutes of the treatment, Hannah began to roll her head from side to side, and started to cry. During the following days, Hannah showed no signs of seizure activities and regained the ability to go to the bathroom and interact with people at will. She went 45 days seizure-free. After the second treatment, Hannah was scheduled for an EEG. Her cognitive age had normalized, her motor skills had improved significantly to only a mild delay, and her speech was accelerated to the 97th percentile.
Hannah's is only one of the amazing cases where fetal stem cells have saved a life and allowed a child another chance at having a full and happy life. You can read about more cases like Hannah's in Dr. Rader's book, Blocked in the USA.
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