Intellicell Biosciences Inc (fka SVFC)

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Gempicker, I was also ROFLMAO when I watched this 'hit piece'. Too funny, like you said Dr. Ralph Bright, general practioner turned "self-taught" cosmetic surgeon continues to use Intellicells process with some slight 'tweaks' he made to improve the process. I think this has been talked about in the past but intellicell should be suing this guy for breach of contract. He's treated a total of 400 patients over the last 4 years and at $9K a pop he's raked in $3.6 million australian ( 1.00 AUD = 0.9008 81 USD) which is roughly $3,242,880 US dollars. Not considered chump change by any means. Granted he did pay intellicell $700K for the technology, he has gone on to license HIS methods to other practitioners around the country and because they use the patients' own cells he is not regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), basically the equivalent of the FDA in Australia. How much money has he brought in with licensing fees as well, selling HIS new and improved method where he doesn't leave the probe in as long and keeps the sample cooled?. Give me a break!

Here is something else to get you back on the floor, GEM.

Did you happen to catch that segment of the video where Dr. Victor is being interveiwed and he says, "In one hour and one treatment we can make your dreams come true"? This can be heard starting at 3 minutes and 25 seconds into the 'hit piece'. see link here

Now take a look at this link which can be found on youtube and is actually from some 'cheesy' infomercial that Dr. Victor had done for one of his other companies. "LaserSculpt" Listen to the link at 35 seconds into the video. Quote Dr. Victor, "By taking LaserSculpt in one hour and one treatment we can make your dreams come true. see link here.

This quote was totally cherry picked and used completely out of context to make it seem like Dr. Victor is saying that intellicell will make all of your dreams come true with just one treatment of stem cells. SCANDALOUS! He was talking about LaserSculpt and making someones dream come true to finally get rid of those pesky 'love handles'.

Can you say Shenanigans? Dr. Victor has always been clear that Intellicell does not make clinical claims on the treatments they perform because such claims cannont be backed with clinical trials as of yet using the Intellicell process.

I too get the feeling that this is about to go big and this was more than likely an attempt to shake the tree hard of weak retail holders. Doesn't seem to be doing much good though considering we are sitting unchanged with a share price of .0013 and a total volume of 8.7 million shares.

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