An Airdrie man feels he has been duped out of thousands of dollars after receiving treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS). <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Lee Chuckry, who has been dealing with MS for almost 20 years, says his symptoms have worsened since he received experimental, stem-cell therapy in India in 2013 from Regenetek Research INC, a Winnipeg-based company led by CEO Doug Broeska. <\/p>\n
Its gotten much worse, said Chuckry of his condition, an autoimmune disorder that damages the insulating covers of nerve cells, leading to a wide range of symptoms and permanent neurological damage. <\/p>\n
Chuckry explained he was diagnosed with MS about 20 years ago and is now dependant on a motorized scooter to get around. <\/p>\n
The 47-year-old Airdrie man originally found Broeskas study online. <\/p>\n
I was hoping for something that would put the breaks on the disease, said Chuckry. <\/p>\n
Now, Chuckry is questioning Broeskas credentials as a medical researcher. <\/p>\n
I did do my due diligence before going to India, and I thought everything was on the up and up, said Chuckry. <\/p>\n
Chuckry explained since returning from India, where he spent $34,000 to receive the therapy, which consisted of widening the veins in his neck and injecting stem cells, he has experienced three MS attacks. <\/p>\n
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