Arguments Against Stem Cell Research

Stem Cell Research is becoming more popular in today's time. Throughout this essay I will discuss and support how it can save lives; but also the pros and cons of the research. I believe that this could be the start of something new. In today’s society the peoples have a different perspective on stem cell research; such as murder or why destroy to create better. As a medical ethics it is my job to inform you about how this research could change the future in either a positive or a negative way whichever you see it.
Stem cell research could save many lives. By doing this research, we will learn more about each different disease and disorder. We are hoping to make a difference in people, all people around the world lives. In Stem Cell Research
The negative impact that this type of research is doing is, is it really worth killing a could be abnormal baby to cure these conditions. There is no evidence out there that states that an embryo does not have life, so therefore we are destroying something that could possibly be alive(Green Garage point2).Some people say that the embryo is not alive because it lacks physical traits, yet some believe otherwise. The theory of “killing to make one better”, is what most Americans have come to. People of the public are paying the expenses for this research when most of them do not approve (ICR point 6). Three billion dollars is spent on stem cell research each year from the taxpayer's expenses. This process is not yet perfected, so the embryo can be exposed to significant risks. When people are brought to the conclusion of stem cell research they think about the fraught of rejection. If it is rejected from your body more problems could be caused, worsening the situation. Also if you have this transplant done you are automatically relying on drugs for the rest of your life. It's almost as bad as the drugs if having a disease or disorder considering how much you will be
With the potential of curing many unwanted diseases and disorders, such as Parkinson’s disease, cancer, Alzheimer's, spinal cord injuries and diabetes, this is a process people are willing to take. Adult Stem Cells can be taken from blood, fat or bone marrow and not affect the individual. The genetic makeup of the embryo helps repair and replace the mature tissue within the others body. Using one of the patient's own cells could make the process more effective but that is not how it always goes. Not all patients have to use their cells though. (Benefits and Controversy paragraph 3). Another benefit of this research is if it were to work for you, you would be able to live a more normal life. Treatment of these diseases could also give significant social benefits for individuals and economic gains for society. Within the society you have to think of how many people are actually getting hit with the thought of stem cell treatment. Also this research would be able to give us more insight of what the body does and how it