Video featuring wounded soldiers cured by biotech

We’ve shot a video featuring two previously wounded Ukrainian fighters cured by biotechnology – Volodymyr Domnich and Ivan Svitlak. The video (in Ukrainian) was recorded in Kyiv.

They served together in the 24th separate mechanized brigade. In mid-July 2014 at a checkpoint in Zelenopillya (Lugansk region), their military camp came under Grad fire. No one escaped. Several men were killed, others with severe fragment wounds were evacuated and taken to a military hospital

Military doctors were unable to treat either Volodymyr or Ivan’s wounds effectively. In Volodymyr’s case, doctors suggested amputating his foot.

Ivan as a result of shrapnel injuries suffered a nonunion tibia fracture and scar-ulcerative defects to the soft tissue. During his eight month treatment in hospital fusion of the bone did not occur. The soldier was threatened with permanent disability.

Both men were among the first wounded military patients of the ilaya Medical Center. Both were treated due to donations to the The People’s Project for the Bioengineering Rehabilitation for Wounded project.

Both fighters demonstrate the benefits of modern biotechnology medical treatment.

Now the guys have totally recovered after treatment and rehabilitation and have returned to normal life.

The video of Volodymyr and Ivan serves to also silence all the critics and skeptics of the treatment.

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