Benson, a trained biochemist who used to conduct tests for the environmental protection agency. Non-smoker, non-drinker, didn’t have diabetes ever or any coronary heart disease; but developed heart failure after catching a virus several years ago. I was essentially dying of this heart failure. “I was so far down, I had to try.”

Then become a part of clinical trials at University of Utah in salt lake city, stem cells were extracted from hip bone and injected back into targeted site in the heart.

In nearly five months after this treatment measures the gain my reclaimed ability to do physical labor, especially to tend the fruit trees on the small farm in Benjamin, Utah, and work on the deck at my family’s home, which stands above 9,000 feet in elevation. Both previously had been impossible because of the extreme shortness of breath and fatigue characteristic of heart failure. “My life is [now] full and busy,” “I had lost that prior to this operation.”

“I don’t imagine that Stem Cell Therapy – anything done on a single day in the cath lab is going to reverse long painful time of disease”