Cord blood

And they, they did a 30, 30 different trials trying to figure out what they could give that would be neuroprotectant.

And then the 30th thing they tried was umbilical cord blood, because some other researchers found out that it really acted on the immune system.

And as soon as they published a paper saying that, that for traumatic brain injury it looks like umbilical cord blood may turn off brain inflammation, the people from Duke said, "Wow, cerebral palsy is a, is a brain inflammatory problem." So they took kids with, with cerebral palsy and gave them umbilical cord blood.

It, it got, you know, fabulous results.

Almost 90% of the kids got measurably better.

And when, when I say significantly better, I don't mean marginally better.

I mean better than can, than can be explained by anything else except what was, what was given to them.

And a single dose of umbilical cord blood was shown to, to grow more brain connections by MRI, that their EEG started to normalize, because kids with autism have a, have a different brain wave pattern.