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> Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of inflammation.
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> Mon, 9 Jul 2007 00:13:25 -0400
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> The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed.
> Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of inflammation. The
> potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology.
> phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension
> infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or
> Alzheimer's research actually existed.
>
> Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of inflammation. The
> potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of
> inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and
> restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring,
> could be important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be
> optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure
> as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's
> research actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds
> of inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds,
> and restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while minimizing
> scarring, could be important for the future practice of dermatology.
>
> phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension
> infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or
> Alzheimer's research actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are
> little hotbeds of inflammation.
> The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of
> inflammation.
>
> The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed.
>
> Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of inflammation. The
> potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of
> inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and
> restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring,
> could be important for the future practice of dermatology.
>
> phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension
> infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or
> Alzheimer's research actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are
> little hotbeds of inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for
> healing wounds, and restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while
> minimizing scarring, could be important for the future practice of
> dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life
> extension infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for
> cancer or Alzheimer's research actually existed.
>
> Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of inflammation. The
> potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology.
> phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension
> infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or
> Alzheimer's research actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are
> little hotbeds of inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for
> healing wounds, and restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while
> minimizing scarring, could be important for the future practice of
> dermatology.
>
> phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension
> infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or
> Alzheimer's research actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are
> little hotbeds of inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for
> healing wounds, and restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while
> minimizing scarring, could be important for the future practice of
> dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life
> extension infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for
> cancer or Alzheimer's research actually existed. Now we know that fat
> cells are little hotbeds of inflammation.
>
> The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of
> inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and
> restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring,
> could be important for the future practice of dermatology.
> phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension
> infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or
> Alzheimer's research actually existed.
>
> Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of inflammation.
>
> The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology.
>
> phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life extension
> infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or
> Alzheimer's research actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are
> little hotbeds of inflammation. The potential of progenitor cells for
> healing wounds, and restoring lost functionality to patient skin, while
> minimizing scarring, could be important for the future practice of
> dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic myself if a scientific healthy life
> extension infrastructure as dedicated, large and advanced as that for
> cancer or Alzheimer's research actually existed. Now we know that fat
> cells are little hotbeds of inflammation.
>
> The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed. Now we know that fat cells are little hotbeds of
> inflammation.
> The potential of progenitor cells for healing wounds, and restoring lost
> functionality to patient skin, while minimizing scarring, could be
> important for the future practice of dermatology. phpI'd be optimistic
> myself if a scientific healthy life extension infrastructure as
> dedicated, large and advanced as that for cancer or Alzheimer's research
> actually existed.
>
>
>
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