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Vitamin K shot doesn’t stop stem cells from circulating or change blood thickness
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Vitamin K injection given at birth thickens the blood, prevents stem cells from circulating
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Vitamin K injection given at birth thickens the blood, prevents stem cells from circulating
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Drinking urine or applying it to the body is beneficial for health; urea in urine is good for the skin
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Umbilical cord stem cells can be a cure for HIV; umbilical cord blood should be collected
“The article contains some inaccuracies and simplifications, but is overall accurate. It is not clear which article and whose scientific data it refers to. Such information should be mentioned in the article. The type of stem cells that were used for the procedure is also unclear. Immune system renewal after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation has actually been demonstrated a long time ago…”