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Stem cells are commonly making head lines these days and for good reason. They are commonly healing cancers, heart conditions, wounds that will not heal, strokes, etc. They are also very controversial because they are sometimes being taken from “mother” intentionally getting pregnant in order to abort the baby as a source of stem cells of a DNA as close to that of the father or mother as possible, and other incentives to abort the fetus. Financially, in the medical field, abortions are becoming more and more profitable. The parts of late term abortions are being sold for very high prices in many cases. President Bush has refused to fund medical studies of stem cells for this reason and has set strict guidelines for any medical studies in the field. Still the studies continue all over the world. One reason for this is that they have absolutely amazing healing qualities in many applications throughout the body, where sufficient healing is otherwise not possible.

A stem cell is usually considered to be a cell from an embryo or from an umbilical chord. However, in more recent times, the term is used very loosely to include undifferentiated cells and dedifferentiated cells. The difference between these is confusing to the public. Most cells can only reproduce their own kind. Thus a skin cell can only produce a skin cell and then only of its own layer of skin. A heart cell can only reproduce a heart cell, a liver cell only a liver cell etc. However, a stem cell or undifferentiated cell or a dedifferentiated cell can produce any cell that is needed when it is needed. The difference in these cells is the a stem cell comes from a donor, usually an embryo or umbilical cord and has the DNA of the donor. An undifferentiated cell is usually of the patient and usually comes from the bone morrow, usually the femur. It can be turned into any cell needed. Like a stem cell, it has never been differentiated and has the DNA of the person it was produced in. A dedifferentiated cell has been differentiated, and has been a skin cell, or a mussel cell, heart cell, liver cell or some other kind of cell. It has the DNA of the person it was produced in. It usually is dedifferentiated from cells near where it is needed, often from a scab over a wound etc. So, all are really very similar and often spoken of simply as “stem cells”.

Very recently scientists are reporting experimentally modifying the DNA to match the DNA of the patient. How close it may be possible to match these is still not known and exactly what changes are made in the cells may never be completely known. Furthermore, the process will always be very expensive. Also, some medical centers are collecting the stem cells from patient and freezing them for future use, especially when it is believed they will be needed. This is a very expensive process and requires repeated hospitalization, sometimes for a period of time. 

All of our bodies produce  undifferentiated, stem cells in a very limited number for healing. It is when there are insufficient stem cells available that scaring and slow healing occurs, both internally and topically.
Usually, in order to use the stem cells from an embryo with a foreign DNA, the immune system must be suppressed. Since the stem cells become cells of the patients body with their foreign DNA and eventually replace themselves when worn out, it is probable that the problems of a foreign DNA in our body will stay with us for the rest of our life. In most conditions where stem cells are used, the immune system is already very low and it is right when the immune system is most needed and desperately needs to be raised that the stem cells are also most needed. The object for a healthy body is always to build a healthy immune system, not to destroy it. Therefore the stem cell treatments from a donor  are at odds to the natural healing qualities and long term health of the body. 

Fortunately medical research indicates that in the presence of ionic silver,  the body can produce all of the stem cells it needs. This is broadly supported by reports from users. (See Betty’s arm below where a wound on her arm healed better in 16 days with ionic silver than an almost identical wound healed in six weeks with a doctor’s treatment)

In recent times amazing treatments of difficult body conditions have been reported from around the world using stem cells in very expensive treatments. Every little development in the creation or use of stem cells makes the headlines. That is, of course with the exception of silver. If the public ever becomes aware of the potentials of silver in the production of stem cells, the big drug companies will lose billions. Medical studies and user reports indicate the resulting healing of serious burns, wounds, surgery and many other things that are amazing when stem cells are produced by silver. Where heavy scaring would normally result, no scaring usually develops.

There is good reason to believe that before the land was farmed out, silver was much more abundant in the soil and in the food raised on the soil. Thus stem cells were then produced in sufficient quantities.

Medical studies show that ionic colloidal silver causes the body to produce its needed stem cells with their proper DNA and at the same time improves the immune system instead of destroying it. 

In recent years, stem cells have been reported to effectively treat cancer, stroke, heart problems and many more conditions which have been considered untreatable as well as greatly accelerating healing. 
 Following is a very interesting example of an amazing healing as reported by the famous research scientist, Dr Robert O. Becker, in his best seller, The Body Electric.
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Note that Dr. Becker found that only the silver electrode healed in this manner and that he mentions the “amazing silver ion”. The silver ion is the same thing as ionic silver and ionic silver is produced by the same process of low voltage electrical current applied to a silver positive electrode.