How would you find a doctor for knee surgery that won't try to sneak in vaxxed blood?
My faith in the medical community is near zero.
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They are drawn out of each iliac crest in the pelvis. However, in my case, the doctor needed as much of those stem cells that he could get for my right hip, since that was the worst side. So, he used a newer procedure of withdrawing fat cells from my butt cheek for the left hip. The fat is processed so that the cells are concentrated. Regenexx calls this procedure MFAT, for micronized fat cells.
https://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/news/releases/2006/07/20060719-6.html
I think this was a Washington response to fake hysteria, that had been politically-attached to the abortion topic to make voters believe we were being "protected" from something heinous. Using cells derived in such a manner would make absolutely no sense whatsoever.
Sauce on "fake hysteria"?
I would encourage anyone to be highly skeptical of terms such as "fetal tissue," especially when discussing stem cells. "Fetal tissue" in this case means umbilical cord and placenta. However, aborting a fetus to harvest such material would be contraindicated in the use of stem cells, because LIVE cells are required for regenerative injections. As you might know, aborted fetuses are first chopped for retrieval through a suction tube...which not only would kill cells present, but mixes them together in a homologous solution...useless for this purpose. Stem cells are only present in harvestable quantities in certain parts of the body.
This article discusses other fetal tissues used for other medical research, but, again, I encourage everyone to be skeptical about what information is garnered through MSM. This article discusses fetal tissue used for the development of the "polio vaccine," but that vaccine is/was a fraudulent hoax. It is now known that the disease called "polio" is/was a broad-spectrum neurological disorder associated with exposure to certain pesticides, most notably, DDT. https://www.cnn.com/2015/07/17/health/fetal-tissue-explainer/index.html
Polio: https://rodneydodson000.medium.com/what-you-didnt-know-about-polio-26d20cba98e5
Thank you for responding. I am old enough to remember stem cell research involved unborn babies.
Stem cells were never taken from unborn babies. They still use the placenta and umbilical cord of live births in Central and South American clinics, and those mothers are "certified" to be drug-free and clear of disease. But using such cells is incredibly risky, and unnecessary when it is easier and better using the patients' own cells. The more quickly the cells are transferred back into the body of the patient, the higher number of live cells are achieved.