- Regrowth of finger through Pig bladder ‘therapy’
Lee Spievak, while fiddling with his model airplane two years ago, accidentally sliced half inch off of the middle finger on his right hand including his nail in the propeller. Examining the fingers, doctors told him he’d never get it back, but his brother Alan didn’t lose hope and sent him some powder derived from a pig bladder. Spievak rubbed the powder regularly, everyday for a month on his finger, and surprisingly in four months time, the finger was back, fully formed with the nail as well. Alan Spievak who worked in regenerative medicine was familiar with Stephen Badylak’s work at the University of Pittsburgh. Slogging in the lab enlightened Badylak about the fact that extra-cellular matrix from a pig bladder is a chock full of biochemical signals that prevent scarring from stunted cells’. Yet, he never tried it on humans, but took a chance on his fingers and it worked. An article on BBC has a video to prove this occurrence.
- May 3, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
- Leeches as wonder doctors in hospitals in Kashmir
Patients who are tired of using conventional methods to cure their illness have now resorted to leeches for help. Hospitals in Indian-administered Kashmir have started using leeches to suck blood out of patients as part of their treatment for arthritis, gout, chronic headaches and sinusitis.
- April 7, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
- Bluetooth does wonders for amputees
Bluetooth after being successfully used in the mobile field has now done wonders in the prosthetics field. Computer chips in the amputed leg to send signals to motors in the artificial joints so the knees and ankles move in a coordinated fashion. The Bluetooth device on each leg tells the other leg what it's doing, how it's moving, whether walking, standing or climbing steps, for example.
- January 31, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
- Regrowth of finger through Pig bladder ‘therapy’
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Lee Spievak, while fiddling with his model airplane two years ago, accidentally sliced half inch off of the middle finger on his right hand including his nail in the propeller. Examining the fingers, doctors told him he’d never get it back, but his brother Alan didn’t lose hope and sent him some powder derived from a pig bladder. Spievak rubbed the powder regularly, everyday for a month on his finger, and surprisingly in four months time, the finger was back, fully formed with the nail as well. Alan Spievak who worked in regenerative medicine was familiar with Stephen Badylak’s work at the University of Pittsburgh. Slogging in the lab enlightened Badylak about the fact that extra-cellular matrix from a pig bladder is a chock full of biochemical signals that prevent scarring from stunted cells’. Yet, he never tried it on humans, but took a chance on his fingers and it worked. An article on BBC has a video to prove this occurrence.
- May 3, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Leeches as wonder doctors in hospitals in Kashmir
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Patients who are tired of using conventional methods to cure their illness have now resorted to leeches for help. Hospitals in Indian-administered Kashmir have started using leeches to suck blood out of patients as part of their treatment for arthritis, gout, chronic headaches and sinusitis.
- April 7, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Bluetooth does wonders for amputees
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Bluetooth after being successfully used in the mobile field has now done wonders in the prosthetics field. Computer chips in the amputed leg to send signals to motors in the artificial joints so the knees and ankles move in a coordinated fashion. The Bluetooth device on each leg tells the other leg what it's doing, how it's moving, whether walking, standing or climbing steps, for example.
- January 31, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Regrowth of finger through Pig bladder ‘therapy’
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Lee Spievak, while fiddling with his model airplane two years ago, accidentally sliced half inch off of the middle finger on his right hand including his nail in the propeller. Examining the fingers, doctors told him he’d never get it back, but his brother Alan didn’t lose hope and sent him some powder derived from a pig bladder. Spievak rubbed the powder regularly, everyday for a month on his finger, and surprisingly in four months time, the finger was back, fully formed with the nail as well. Alan Spievak who worked in regenerative medicine was familiar with Stephen Badylak’s work at the University of Pittsburgh. Slogging in the lab enlightened Badylak about the fact that extra-cellular matrix from a pig bladder is a chock full of biochemical signals that prevent scarring from stunted cells’. Yet, he never tried it on humans, but took a chance on his fingers and it worked. An article on BBC has a video to prove this occurrence.
- May 3, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Leeches as wonder doctors in hospitals in Kashmir
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Patients who are tired of using conventional methods to cure their illness have now resorted to leeches for help. Hospitals in Indian-administered Kashmir have started using leeches to suck blood out of patients as part of their treatment for arthritis, gout, chronic headaches and sinusitis.
- April 7, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Bluetooth does wonders for amputees
-
Bluetooth after being successfully used in the mobile field has now done wonders in the prosthetics field. Computer chips in the amputed leg to send signals to motors in the artificial joints so the knees and ankles move in a coordinated fashion. The Bluetooth device on each leg tells the other leg what it's doing, how it's moving, whether walking, standing or climbing steps, for example.
- January 31, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Regrowth of finger through Pig bladder ‘therapy’
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Lee Spievak, while fiddling with his model airplane two years ago, accidentally sliced half inch off of the middle finger on his right hand including his nail in the propeller. Examining the fingers, doctors told him he’d never get it back, but his brother Alan didn’t lose hope and sent him some powder derived from a pig bladder. Spievak rubbed the powder regularly, everyday for a month on his finger, and surprisingly in four months time, the finger was back, fully formed with the nail as well. Alan Spievak who worked in regenerative medicine was familiar with Stephen Badylak’s work at the University of Pittsburgh. Slogging in the lab enlightened Badylak about the fact that extra-cellular matrix from a pig bladder is a chock full of biochemical signals that prevent scarring from stunted cells’. Yet, he never tried it on humans, but took a chance on his fingers and it worked. An article on BBC has a video to prove this occurrence.
- May 3, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Leeches as wonder doctors in hospitals in Kashmir
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Patients who are tired of using conventional methods to cure their illness have now resorted to leeches for help. Hospitals in Indian-administered Kashmir have started using leeches to suck blood out of patients as part of their treatment for arthritis, gout, chronic headaches and sinusitis.
- April 7, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Bluetooth does wonders for amputees
-
Bluetooth after being successfully used in the mobile field has now done wonders in the prosthetics field. Computer chips in the amputed leg to send signals to motors in the artificial joints so the knees and ankles move in a coordinated fashion. The Bluetooth device on each leg tells the other leg what it's doing, how it's moving, whether walking, standing or climbing steps, for example.
- January 31, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Regrowth of finger through Pig bladder ‘therapy’
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Lee Spievak, while fiddling with his model airplane two years ago, accidentally sliced half inch off of the middle finger on his right hand including his nail in the propeller. Examining the fingers, doctors told him he’d never get it back, but his brother Alan didn’t lose hope and sent him some powder derived from a pig bladder. Spievak rubbed the powder regularly, everyday for a month on his finger, and surprisingly in four months time, the finger was back, fully formed with the nail as well. Alan Spievak who worked in regenerative medicine was familiar with Stephen Badylak’s work at the University of Pittsburgh. Slogging in the lab enlightened Badylak about the fact that extra-cellular matrix from a pig bladder is a chock full of biochemical signals that prevent scarring from stunted cells’. Yet, he never tried it on humans, but took a chance on his fingers and it worked. An article on BBC has a video to prove this occurrence.
- May 3, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Leeches as wonder doctors in hospitals in Kashmir
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Patients who are tired of using conventional methods to cure their illness have now resorted to leeches for help. Hospitals in Indian-administered Kashmir have started using leeches to suck blood out of patients as part of their treatment for arthritis, gout, chronic headaches and sinusitis.
- April 7, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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- Bluetooth does wonders for amputees
-
Bluetooth after being successfully used in the mobile field has now done wonders in the prosthetics field. Computer chips in the amputed leg to send signals to motors in the artificial joints so the knees and ankles move in a coordinated fashion. The Bluetooth device on each leg tells the other leg what it's doing, how it's moving, whether walking, standing or climbing steps, for example.
- January 31, 2008 | Related Entries - Miracles | Comments (0)
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