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It is exciting however necessary to understand components of certain diseases according to there functions as diseases. An eye disease not disorder is a deterioration of cells resulting in blindness. As someone whom is younger that inherits such a disease it is highly likely adult stem cells will be very efficient compared to those adult stem cells of an older individual. This issue of stem cell research in the USA needs more attention and devotion. There will always be risks and chances however in the end what is more beneficial, a person who can no longer function in society due to blindness? Or a person who is going to try all they can to be a functioning part of society? That is clearly a rhetorical question. As far as the doctor in California goes, that doctor injected stem cells intravenously opposed to the stem cells being injected in the back of the eye. My understanding is any human being not for stem cells in any regard, thus being embryonic or adult is in simplified terminology a utter and complete insignificant waste of all cells.