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Glial Cell Regenerative Factor (GCRF), Persistent Vegetative State (PVS) and The Minimally Conscious State (MCS) Please select here, to view a 13 minutes video documentary.
Video Documentary Script 2.- GCRF enhances the self-capacity of neurons and brain cells to regenerate, to repair, and to produce new neurons. 3.- GCRF is a selection of precious natural substances, which are able to help to repair damaged DNA in brain cells. These natural molecules are present, in minute amounts, in a number of fruit and vegetable lines that we have researched thoroughly. 4.- When GCRF is used, within the context of our Neurogenic Programme, restoration of brain functions can be achieved and improve the condition of patients with a number of neurodegenerative disorders. 5.- The most important demonstration, showing that GCRF can induce the generation of new neurons and the repair of damaged brain cells, is coming from patients suffering from Persistent Vegetative State. 6.- Persistent Vegetative State or PVS usually occurs after suffering a cardiac arrest, for a period of 10 minutes or more. During this period, the heart is unable to pump blood with its supplies of oxygen to neurons and brain cells. This temporary brain anoxia causes massive brain damage and the extensive death of neurons and glial brain cells. 7.- If Parkinson’s Disease is caused by the loss, damage, and death, of approximately 100.000 neurons; in PVS, Persistent Vegetative State, the number of neurons lost and damaged exceeds ten million. 8.- GCRF, if used within the context of the Neurogenic Programme, is able to produce a rapid and noticeable cognitive improvement in patients suffering from Persistent Vegetative State. 9.- This is clear indication that GCRF is one of the most powerful neuro-regenerative substances from natural origin. 10.- The following is an Internet web cam, video interview with one of our PVS patients. This 37 year’ old mother of two young girls, suffered a 10-minute cardiac arrest, in January 2004. This caused her extensive brain damage and placed her in a comatose Persistent Vegetative State. 11.- The day she suffered the heart attack, her 6-year-old daughter managed to phone the emergency line in time, asking for help. This telephone call saved her mother’s life. However, her mother remained in a comatose Persistent Vegetative State for more than one year. After exhausting all the medical options available to revive her, her family decided to include her on our Neurogenic Programme. 12.- This interview and medical report confirms the impressive brain rehabilitation that is taking place, in this previously incurable, PVS patient. 13.- The following section of this video documentary shows that, with the continuous use of GCRF, within the context of our Neurogenic Programme, it is possible to produce rapid improvements in a patient suffering from Persistent Vegetative State. 14.- If the patient becomes able to process an auditory command and perform a movement in response to this command, it indicates that the patient has emerged to a semi-conscious state and is therefore no longer in a Persistent Vegetative State. This, much less severe condition, has been named Minimally Conscious State. 15.- The Medical Journal "Neurology," Year 2002, volume 58, published a special article that established a medical consensus to define the diagnostic criteria for the Minimally Conscious State. On page 351, this medical article states textually: "Extended assessment may be required to determine whether a simple response (e.g., a finger movement or eye blink) that is observed infrequently is occurring in response to a specific environmental event (e.g., command to move fingers or blink eyes). 16.- Our patient can be clearly seen as able to listen to the command "blink your eyes" and to respond to it, a few seconds later, by blinking the eyes in a definitive voluntary act. 17.- We can now visually appreciate that our patient has emerged, from a Persistent Vegetative State, to a Minimally Conscious State. 18.- It took approximately 12 weeks, of intensive treatment with GCRF, to manage to evolve this patient from a Persistent Vegetative State, to a Minimally Conscious State. 19.- The continuous use of GCRF, within the context of our Neurogenic Programme, should produce further improvements in this patient. In this case, GCRF is clearly inducing the repair of damaged neurons and the regeneration of brain glial cells. 20.- This patient may gradually show further improvement in her present state of consciousness.
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| [Glial Cell Regenerative Factor (GCRF)] [Alzheimer Disease] [Neurogenic Program] [References] [RG-100j] |
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