2006
Case Study: James Eilert, 34 years old, presents with a “widowmaker” [100 % blockage of the left ascending coronary artery]. His ejection fraction (EF – volume of blood his heart pumps out) was between 20 and 25 percent (55 is normal). His cardiologist told him he has about 5 years left to live. James left the country in order to receive Adult Stem Cell treatment.
1 1/2 weeks after treatment – Echocardiogram revealed that his completely dead apex was beating again.
6 months after treatment – Sidewalls of heart beat normally. Septum went from 100% damage to 30% damage. Cardiologist confirms James’ heart is 50 percent more elastic than the year before Repair Stem Cell therapy.
6 – 9 months after treatment – James’ total dead heart tissue is down to about 10%. EF is up to 50%!
4 years later – James’ heart and health continue to improve. He continues to push himself and his limits. He runs regularly, works 7 days a week and can bike 20 miles .
Summation:
James went from Class III congestive heart failure to Class I with an ejection fraction (EF) increase from ~20-25% to his current EF of 50%. His doctors have lifted all restrictions and limitations on his physical activities.
James is only one of many adult stem cell treatment success stories…
November 17, 2011 Update:
A letter from James. How is he doing today?
“its amazing how fast reality can change, the differences that you see in others that they dont notice themselves. the changes in attitudes and perceptions that the “new” was never in doubt and is accepted as if it were always true. the new studies showing the truth about adult stem cell heart treatments the last few months have proven that we the few pioneers that have made huge financial sacrifices to try and save our lives were not crazy, stupid or otherwise deluded!
it was a risk and for the last four years despite proving over and over by running uphill on so many treadmills my improvments were basically ignored by cardiologists, general practitioners, and even my own wife and stepdaughters.
that i am happy to say has changed!!!!
i went to see my doctor yesterday, he told me to start heavy weight training and interval running, to help me lose weight better. what was differnet? nobody has told me to do that since my heart attack, there was no mention of taking it easy, in fact before i was told to only do light weights and take it easy, watch my heart rate, dont push past 150bpm ever.
it was like i never even had a heart attack.
i asked in disbelief if i should watch my heart rate, keep it a safe zone. the answer “no, stick to 85 to 90 percent and youll be fine, your exercise scores and echos show you can handle it”
vindication, no longer an unexplained anamoly, just a patient that responded better than average to a new treatment – like it was always true in thier minds, never a doubt.
what a feeling!! it has taken ten years to go from the “fringe” to the mainstream - i look forward to getting treatments here in america, and i’m so happy i took the risk that now ensures i will be alive to reap the benifits when it becomes available here!
have a good day david – it nice to be right once in a while!
jim eilert
Congratulations as always Jim! On your heart recovery success and on having the courage to be a pioneer with an adult stem cell treatment that was cutting edge around the world 5 years ago and is still barely know today in the USA! – David







CBS has been against Adult Stem Cells for years. They repeatedly referred to the doctors and scientists involved in adult stem cell treatments as quacks, crooks, con-men and scam artists. They refer to adult stem cell treatments as snake oil despite a record of safety and efficacy going back to 2002! At the same time, CBS has been promoting the ‘huge potential of embryonic stem cell treatments.’ I take no pleasure in the irony that the CBS “eye” has been completely blind to the benefits of Adult stem cells for years while the rest of the world touted their benefits and the rest of the world’s patients recovered from terminal, chronic and incurable illnesses while American patients had zero options for recovery.



If stem cell treatments were a boxing match, Embryonic stem cell treatments would be the 500 lb Gorilla and Adult stem cell treatments would be the small, unknown underdog. Today, that Gorilla threw in the towel!
If Embryonic treatments were a horse race, Geron would be the strongest horse in the field. Geron would be the horse who was 9/10 of the way around the track with all other competitors still milling about in the starting blocks. So what would make that horse stop dead in his tracks, fall flat on his face and walk away from the race?







