This was likely a response to the lawsuit and was a great move making it public because her resume demonstrates her expertise in her field. The high school and gymnastics references are the clues that it is a legal response.
The shady lawyer who filed the lawsuit concerning the previously blind ladies not getting cured, made a statement that Comella is not a doctor, but instead a yoga instructor. In fact, she was a gymnastics coach, not a yoga instructor before she became one of the top stem cell scientists in the world. Higher level gymnastics coaches are often experts in kinesthetic movement and actually add to her overall knowledge base. Many former gymnasts end up in math, physics, physical therapy, or in the medical profession.
The lawyer claimed that Comella was unfit to offer stem cell training. As we see from her "resume," she is actually a PHD in stem cell therapy. She has extensive experience world wide and is considered one of the top experts in her field. She has performed more procedures than any other phd ever.
Why is all this important? It completely invalidates any claim that USRM is not on the cutting edge of stem cell work. When Comella states that adult stem cell therapy is effective while infant stem cell is risky at this point in time, believe her. When she states that cord blood and marrow stem cells are effective but not as efficient as adipose, believe her. If you decide to invest in only one stem cell company, you could choose a couple decent companies, but this one has verifiable data demonstrating that USRM is the leader in it's field.
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