Women Paid to Carry Baby to 12 Weeks before “Harvesting” for Beauty Treatments

LifeSiteNews ^ | 9 August 2006 | Hilary White

[jwalburg]

Here's a link direct from the Barbados site:
http://www.regenmd.com/conditions/aging.php

[daybreakcoming]

I think we were better than them. We have further to fall and falling we are in so many ways. The things I have read this evening have been very discouraging in regards to mankind and now I am feeling like a maudlin Irishman after a few pints. :o)

PS: 200 years is not soon enough

[lastchance]

Are you sure this is not a new Urban Rumor?

[daybreakcoming]

What seems wrong to some is acceptable to others. We must respect each others' choices. Each must find his own truth.../sarc

Uh-huh - I caught the sarc. Funny thing is, the more I see/hear - the closer I find my own truth. My head is clearing the sand quickly. :o)

[libravoter]

I have to confess I was sure this was an urban legend.

The only part that seems untrue is that women are puposefully having abortions for this treatment. The site says it's tissue from "elective abortions" in the US.

Not saying that's better or worse, just saying it ain't the same as what Lifesite.net says in their article above.

[jwalburg]

Here's another one from the Guardian, a little more clear about girls getting paid for their fetuses, or foetuses as it says here. Your question made me look a little harder, and you're right. There wasn't much in the article posted here to back up the headline, but it looks like the practice really does exist:

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,1461654,00.html

[mugs99]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=399376&in_page_id=1879
Destination: Barbados:
The Institute for Regenerative Medicine
The Treatment: Anti-ageing stem-cell injections made from aborted foetal tissue, £15,000 The past 12 months have seen this popular holiday resort become the stem-cell capital of the developed world, treating hundreds of patients in a year.

ROFL!!!
This Daily Mail story is a hoax. It first appeared on the Drudge Retort.
The Institute for Regenerative Medicine in Barbados sponsored a study of stem cell treatment for advanced-stage heart failure.
In the study, ten patients with advanced-stage heart failure underwent open chest surgery during which human foetal-derived stem cells were injected into their hearts.
The "treatment" was actually performed in Ecuador, not Barbados.

I'll leave it to you to check out the other references cited in this bogus article.
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[jwalburg]

Also, this Observer-Guardian article includes this line:

Some are paid extra to have abortions late in their pregnancy.

Never underestimate human depravity.

[MHGinTN]

01, 10, 11, 100, 101, 110, 111, 1000, 1001, 1010 ...

[jwalburg]

Explain this one: http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,1461654,00.html

[Richard Kimball]

In the Old Testament, there are accounts of sacrificing children to Baal, and there is evidence that they used to kill babies and put them in jars, placing them in the cornerstone of buildings to please the gods. These accounts are consistent with what the current death culture is doing.

[television is just wrong]

well, I agree with you. Everytime I think humanity has moved forward something like this comes out, and I am shocked at the inhumanity that still exists.

[lastchance]

Me too libra. Or rather I was praying it was. Years ago I read a short story where handbags, shoes and other fashion accessories made of fetal skin was all the rage. I fear that this story will one day no longer be fiction.

We should be thankful everyday for the loving mercy of Jesus. For with a world so gone to sin how can we deserve anything less then the fullness of His wrath in such terrible days. God ordered the Israelites to destroy the Canaanites because of their worship of and sacrifice to Moloch. The evil of the practice corrupted the whole community. Surely without Christ's merits we would face the same judgment for the abortion abattoirs.

[GeronL]

and we are at war with this

July 27, Western Alliance blog.... Religion of Peace March in London

[libravoter]

OK. It's official. I've clearly fallen asleep in front of the computer and this is the sort of dream that causes.

Boy am I gonna be glad when I wake up.

[thoughtomator]

Dorian Grey rides again

[mugs99]

Here's a link direct from the Barbados site:

Not the same stem cell treatment as described in the article. This is commercial quackery, that's for sure, but it does not involve aborted fetuses. In fact, this treatment is performed right here in the US.

Brain Therapeutics Medical Clinic (formerly called the Health Restoration Medical Center and the Brain Cell Therapeutic Clinic) in Mission Viejo, California has been giving these treatments for years. They even supply other clinics, including Barbados, with their "stem cell" concoctions.
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[rjp2005]

"Concerned Women for America says that poor women are being paid up to $200 dollars to have their unborn children killed between 8 and 12 weeks gestation when the foetuses are “harvested” for their stem cells, which are then sold to exclusive cosmetic clinics."

What?!? For COSMETICS? That is....indescribably enraging.

Justice cries out from the ground. Lord, deliver us. Have mercy on us. Change their selfish, murderous hearts.

[DesScorp]

"There will be FReepers who will be okay with this I am sure..."

Yes, and they're called Libertarians...

[mugs99]

Explain this one:

Easy...same scam. See post #57.
Brain Therapeutics Medical Clinic (formerly called the Health Restoration Medical Center and the Brain Cell Therapeutic Clinic) in Mission Viejo, California

Before "stem cells" became popular the miracle treatments were "extracted from sheep glands". This is a snake oil con dating back decades.
The stories about the sources are just hype for rubes. Who would pay thousands for a beauty treatment made from guts picked up at the local slaughter house?
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