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Adam Kitchen – Atrofia no nervo óptico

Adam tem atrofia no nervo óptico e comenta, neste vídeo, as melhorias que percebeu quando ainda estava na China fazendo o tratamento com células-tronco. A sua esposa percebeu que ele estava olhando para ela fixamente durante o jantar. Ele percebeu que podia ver ela mais claramente, como nunca ates pôde ver.

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