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Posted on 7/1/16 at 1:50 pm to djsdawg
Well, I don't really follow it very closely, but I think that is one way they do it. That is why the government made the law that aborted fetuses could not be sold. (Planned Parenthood higher ups were caught on video discussing that they do, indeed, buy and sell aborted fetuses and body parts. In fact, they said on the video they prefer to sell parts, because they can get more money from them)
(I am taking this part out because I can't find the article where I saw it)
Another way they do it is by taking leftover embryos from in vitro fertilization. The embryos are frozen and stored. They are then implanted into a woman's womb in hopes of impregnating them. If it works and she becomes impregnated they have left over embryos which are then disposed of in some way. One way is by doing research on them.
Each cycle of IVF can produce many blastocysts, some of which are implanted into the woman. The rest are stored in the IVF clinic freezer. After a successful implantation, they must decide what to do with any remaining embryos. There are a few options:
Continue to paying to store the embryos
Defrost the embryos, which destroys them.
Donate the embryos for adoption(this option is rarely taken).
Choose to donate the frozen embryos for research. These donated embryos are the source of human embryonic stem cell lines.
LINK
I purposely chose a site that is pro doing this, so my source would not be questioned. For me, it is a bit scary how we continue to play God. We started it when I was a kid many, many years ago with giving chickens and cows steroids to make them grow faster. This, IN MY OPINION, is one of the major cause of so many maladies we are dealing with today. Allergies, Bi-Poler, etc....probably not all, obviously, but there are so many things we didn't deal with before that seem to becoming common place today. I think it is because of all the steroids, pesticides etc that were used years ago.
Hey....you don't have to agree with me. This is just my opinion.
(I am taking this part out because I can't find the article where I saw it)
Another way they do it is by taking leftover embryos from in vitro fertilization. The embryos are frozen and stored. They are then implanted into a woman's womb in hopes of impregnating them. If it works and she becomes impregnated they have left over embryos which are then disposed of in some way. One way is by doing research on them.
Each cycle of IVF can produce many blastocysts, some of which are implanted into the woman. The rest are stored in the IVF clinic freezer. After a successful implantation, they must decide what to do with any remaining embryos. There are a few options:
Continue to paying to store the embryos
Defrost the embryos, which destroys them.
Donate the embryos for adoption(this option is rarely taken).
Choose to donate the frozen embryos for research. These donated embryos are the source of human embryonic stem cell lines.
LINK
I purposely chose a site that is pro doing this, so my source would not be questioned. For me, it is a bit scary how we continue to play God. We started it when I was a kid many, many years ago with giving chickens and cows steroids to make them grow faster. This, IN MY OPINION, is one of the major cause of so many maladies we are dealing with today. Allergies, Bi-Poler, etc....probably not all, obviously, but there are so many things we didn't deal with before that seem to becoming common place today. I think it is because of all the steroids, pesticides etc that were used years ago.
Hey....you don't have to agree with me. This is just my opinion.
This post was edited on 7/2/16 at 7:08 am
Posted on 7/1/16 at 2:00 pm to DawgsLife
I found an article supporting (Somewhat) the part I deleted from the above post.
Fetal tissue is valuable for medical research; the National Institutes of Health spent $76 million on fetal research in 2014, and fetal tissue has contributed to vaccines for polio, rubella and chicken pox. While recent efforts to transplant fetal tissue to treat conditions like Parkinson’s haven’t been as consistently successful, it’s still critical to scientific progress.
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I don't intend to get into an argument about abortion. Bluntly, I am against abortion. Vehemently. However, I don't believe that is what this site is for, I do not intend to derail honest conversation about football, which is what we are all here for. However, a question was asked, and I wanted to, hopefully, clear it up a bit.
Fetal tissue is valuable for medical research; the National Institutes of Health spent $76 million on fetal research in 2014, and fetal tissue has contributed to vaccines for polio, rubella and chicken pox. While recent efforts to transplant fetal tissue to treat conditions like Parkinson’s haven’t been as consistently successful, it’s still critical to scientific progress.
LINK /
I don't intend to get into an argument about abortion. Bluntly, I am against abortion. Vehemently. However, I don't believe that is what this site is for, I do not intend to derail honest conversation about football, which is what we are all here for. However, a question was asked, and I wanted to, hopefully, clear it up a bit.
Posted on 7/2/16 at 7:52 am to deeprig9
DBK
Dead Baby Knee
Dead Baby Knee
Posted on 7/3/16 at 12:51 am to deeprig9
I still think back to the Alabama game last year.As bad as we sucked that night,Chubb still brought his game and got 100 yards to boot.Only good play of that game IMO
Posted on 7/4/16 at 6:51 pm to 83dawg
I think Michel actually had the better game against Bama.
We need Chubb more than ever now with Michel's injury
We need Chubb more than ever now with Michel's injury
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