STEM Cell Work: Connecting People Privately

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The discussion centers around seeking information on private stem cell treatments beyond just disease-related applications. Participants express interest in understanding the availability of such services and inquire about the differences between adult and embryonic stem cells. There is a call for individuals with experience in stem cell work to share contacts or elaborate on the subject. The conversation highlights the need for clarity on the motivations for pursuing private stem cell treatments and the types of stem cells involved.
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Hi is there anyone here who does work with stem cells/has done it, who knows places that will do it privately, for any purpose as opposed to just some sicknesses? Maybe someone who could elaborate more on it/who could pm me their contact info or anything? thanks
 
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why do they have to do it privately. and do you want to know adult or embryonic?
 

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