Liver Pathologist & Stem Cell Researcher Meets Sharon Kleyne on Kleyne Talk Radio. Dr. Neil Theise & Interstitium Research Bound Together Worldwide for Disease Cures.
Dr, Neil Theise of New York University is well-known all over the world. He is well known as a global liver pathologist and he is celebrated as an international, gifted stem cell researcher.
But this isn’t all that Dr. Neil Theise of NYU is known and respected for around the world. Dr. Theise is also globally know and respected as the co-discoverer of what has come to be called the interstitium. Dr. Theise co-discovered the interstitium after endoscopists and gastroenterology experts Petros Benias and David Carr-Locke shared with him their initial research that showed what amounts to a liquid highway with the body. This liquid highway within the body is like a river with many tributaries. It runs everywhere. It was Dr. Theise who took that early research and studied the interstitium. What he found was amazing!
What Dr. Theise discovered was that liver stem cells were showing up in other organs. How? The answer had to be that they were hitching rides on the interstitium. Isn’t that amazing? “In pathology,” Theise points out, “you’re acting like a sleuth. It’s rather like doing crossword puzzles with human tissue. You’re taking evidence and trying to organize it into a story.” Theise goes on to explain that preconceived notions are antithetical to his research. “One often sees things in a biopsy that one is not expecting to see.”
Clearly, no scientist or researcher was expecting to see the interstitium, but now thanks to Benais, Carr-Locke and Dr. Theise, we have what may be an entirely new body organ to study. Sharon Kleyne, founder and research director of Bio Logic Aqua® Research Water Life Science® and herself a world-renowned researcher of body water vapor evaporation and dry eye disease, is especially optimistic that the discovery of the insterstitium will lead scientists, researchers and physicians to get back to the critical medical business of discovering cures of disease and illness, not just drugs that blunt pain and mask symptoms.
It stands to reason that if the interstitium can convey stem cells from organ to organ, it can also convey disease such as cancer from organ to organ. If we can understand that process through more advanced study and research, we can begin to expect breakthroughs that lead to cures. That’s what we need, cures! The interstitium is opening a new door and perhaps a new golden era on efforts to help people lead healthier, longer lives.
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If you would like to listen to a terrific Kleyne talk radio program featuring a conversation between Dr. Neil Theise, liver pathologist at NYU and Power of Water® talk radio host and Water Life Science® lifestyle and dry eye educator Sharon Kleyne about pathology, research, the interstitium, water, evaporation, the health Olympics, dry eye, stem cell research, water education and Water Life Science®, follow this link: https://www.voiceamerica.com/episode/115677/the-interstitium-as-a-new-human-organ
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