Stem Cell Benefits

The journey to find the key entering the Fountain of Life is never ends. Eternal life seems haunted mankind since the beginning until now and there is no reason to force people to stop thinking about it. Immortality, otherwise possess the indefinite lifespan, not only can bring people the most valuable assets that even the world's richest billionaires, or even the ancient emperors cannot attain: health, knowledge, and time. An eternal youth also gives people the prospect of once reaching the world’s holy spirits that they have built up, each culture has different gods, each religion has other different Ones, who are the supreme being this leads the belief of people in a world that has never been simple, or contrary, cause religious wars. These …show more content…
Scientists and doctors are constantly researching ways to make medicine more personalized. One way they doing this is by researching stem cells. Stem cells are cells that are undifferentiated, meaning they do not have a specific job or function. While skin cells protect your body, muscle cells contract, and nerve cells send signals, stem cells do not have any specific structures or functions. Stem cells do have the potential to become all other kinds of cells in your body. Your body uses stem cells to replace worn our cells when they die, for example, you completely replace the lining of your intestines every four days. Stem cells beneath the lining of your intestines, replace these cells as they wear out. Scientists told that stem cells could be used to create a very special kind of personalized medicine in which we can replace your own body parts with, your own body parts. Stem cells research is to find ways in which to use stem cells to create new tissues to replace the parts of organs that are damaged by injury or disease. Using stem cells to replace bodily tissues is called regenerative medicine, for example, scientists currently use stem cells to treat patients with blood disease such as leukemia. Leukemia is a form of cancer that affects your bone marrow, bone marrow is the spongy tissue inside your bones where your blood cells are created. In leukemia, some of this cells inside your bone marrow grow uncontrollably, crowding out the healthy stem cells that form your blood cells. Some leukemia patients can receive a stem cell transplant. These stem cells will create blood cells needed by the patient’s body. There are actually multiple kind of stem cells that scientists can use for medical treatment and research. Adult stem cells or tissued specific stem cells are found in small numbers in most of your body’s tissues. Tissued specific stem cells replace the existing