Re-Growing Organs: the Future is Here

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Turmeric — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 22:29:18 GMT

A complex subject. However, my experience has been the effect of diet and red light (660 nm) on eye regeneration, including the retina. This is based on the work of englishman R. Brooks Simpkins. Without this may vision loss would have been both severe and permanent.

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webwitch6 — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 03:38:00 GMT

I always knew this but I have to keep this belief system under wraps for fear someone will think I am a total nut job! I have been experimenting with regenerating tooth enamel. It has worked for 2 out of six cavities so far. Not an easy process but FAR better than the archaic tooth wrenching and X-raying my hubby goes through. I know there are compassionate caring dentists out there but they are so brainwashed with the flouride and the tooth scraping and the driilling, I had to find another way to care for my teeth. (no I do not have brown stumps or corpse breath, much to the surprise of everyone I know.)

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Jolly1 — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:57:38 GMT

Oh my GOLLY!

This is SO exciting. Not only the fact that the body can grow new organs and limbs with the right mind use, but the fact that I am reading something that I have always believed and I quote from what is written above:

"This is engrained in you from the time you’re a child, and you’re told that you must go to the doctor when you’re sick. Well, if you grew up believing that YOU could heal your body, without medicine, without doctors, and without surgeries, it would be another story."

I don't know how it happened, but from a very young age, I always believed that my body could heal itself. When I was about five years old, one day, my mother told me that I couldn't go to school because I was sick. I sat in front of the fire for a couple of hours repeating 'I'm alright, there's nothing wrong with me, I'm alright, there's nothing wrong with me!' After the couple of hours, my mother took me to school. I WAS alright, I was NOT sick anymore. For the rest of my life (I am now almost 47) I have never had any real illnesses. I have injured myself numerous times, (falling off horses, being battered by horses etc) but have never been to hospital or taken drugs. I have limped around for a while, but have always healed eventually.

I beleve everything that is written about healing oneself.

Keep up the good work.

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CEM — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 22:44:19 GMT

Get the book 'The Body Electric' by Dr. Robert O. Becker. He's seen regeneration in progress, and it's all about electricity and signals between cells. I really have to wonder if we lost our natural ability to regenerate when electricity was discovered and became a household staple, and now we have cell phones and radar and so many other sources interfering with this natural tendency.

I got my uterus and left ovary removed back in 2001. I also lost gum tissue. No doctor is going to tell me I can't grow them back.

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pdxcoop — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 21:12:06 GMT

I have a general question and I been looking around at different herbs for a while on regrowing different parts in the body. Could someone suggest certain herbs that would help in the repair or regrowth of teeth or broken teeth or missing parts of the crown of a tooth if at all possible? Along with that, any herbs that might help with the regrowing of tonsils?

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misty22 — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:21:09 GMT

Sorry but I can not believe that my husband can grow back his eye, that is a little to far out there for me.Especialy after the way the doctors stitched him up .

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Amicus Curiae1 — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 12:09:11 GMT

salamanders frogs and crabs etc can do it, so it's not that wacky to think we may? have an ability , just we dunno how to kick it into gear.

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RichJedi — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 10:00:09 GMT

As Dr.Gussa points out in his article that the Chinese have been doing this for millenia there really is "Nothing new under the sun". That's why I study Chinese medicine, Chi-gung and Gung-fu for 25 years myself and am working on a video teaching health and healing as well. The west act like so many things that they "discover" are brand new.

The Chinese also did vaccinations 4000 years ago using various organs from animals to cause the immune system to activate against various diseases as well, but again that's "something new" too huh...baloney!!

The Chinese are sooo far ahead in the understanding of the human body and health, Chi and chi-gung that this is why the west can't even understand it. They're soo steeped in the "If we can't examine it under a microscope with our eyes, it doesn't exist or matter" mentality that as usual they can't see the forest through the trees, but continue to ridicule and laugh at those that truly can....morons!

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Alice Whaley — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 03:29:37 GMT

Someplace I have an article on how finger tips grow back. I saw a child's hand that healed completely after the top of the finger was cut off. The medical doctor said not to sew the top but to keep air away from the cut. I think one man used a cigar holder and another child used the tip of a pen to heal the

cut finger. Alice

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lively — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 06:01:37 GMT

Anyone interested in organ regrowth experiments would do well to check this url:
http://www.lategreatpeterkawaja.com/Real%20Gulf%20War%20Story.html

Gulf War Veterans will find the contents of particular interest... and will give you a very different view of the wolves in sheep's clothing on patriot radio.

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Robubba — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 02:49:35 GMT

It has been a major belief of mine that all organisms with the proper tools can regrow themselves. I have been told that lacking the ability to regrow limbs is PROOF against intelligent design, when there are other possible explanations.

1)We used to be able to to it much easier, but mutations made a very complicated process become dysfunctional easily. One example would be hemophilia. The blood clotting mechanism can become completely destroyed by just one mutation. Regrowing a limb or organ would be a very complex process. So it could be very easy for part of it to become dysfunctional, meaning we would have to alter something to give us the ability back (herbs might be one of those things)

2)We might not have enough nutrients or building blocks. So instead of our body straining to reproduce new organs, it will simply produce scar tissue because it believes it doesn't have the resources to do so.

3)we might have lived in an atmosphere that allowed our bodies to regrow limbs exponentially easier, but a catastrophe (Noah's flood possibly) changed the chemical makeup of the atmosphere so much, that our bodies don't function the same. An example is like how water boils at different temperatures at different altitudes. Pressure and gasses might play a huge role

4)God just didn't want us to regrow limbs, but this isn't likely.

5)Evolution screwed up big time by removing the ability to regrow limbs, when we all know a creature that can't regrow limbs is less likely to survive, and their genes would be cut off from the gene pool. Meaning evolution from an animal that used to be able to reproduce organs is not logical. (the simplest lifeforms do this the best, yet we all supposedly evolved from them)

But the thing is, we can regrow organs. The liver is an example. It just depends if we know how to regrow organs, and if we can't: then why we can't.

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david — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:39:43 GMT

Ten years ago I was diagnosed with Osteonecrosis (avascula necrosis, thanks to steroid treatment for six weeks!!) of my right Femoral head.. in the hip.. and told I needed a total replacement urgently as it would continue to degenerate and collapse.
...Five years ago they gave up x-raying and scanning it...refused to see any regeneration...and 'signed me off' asI told them I didn't need carving-up just now thanks.
The body constantly regenerates...as long as it has the required 'tools' and nutrients ;)

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The Herb Doc — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 21:35:44 GMT

Give me a break! What a bunch of “Creep-o Science NEWTS” This sure isn’t any new “Science” thing!!!! The Chinese have been using bear gallbladder and Tien Qi roots for this for about 1,500 years now. (Bear gallbladder became hard to get so they now use pig in the last 50 years) Even plain old comfrey root boiled in water can get life going on nipped fingers.

I sliced the first joint off my thumb off on a table saw. I poured Tien Qi root powder over it and then “glued” it back with something I call “liquid stitches” (Comfrey root powder mixed with vodka forms a “glue” that signals life to re-generate) I have almost perfect feeling on my thumb tip. Did I re connect all the nerves? No way! We will never grow new anything. However God and his creation has been in this business for about 10,000 years now. It is all a blueprint that is quite easy to set back in motion with just a little bit of almost anything organic!

Hey, FDA! Maybe you can patent God’s blueprint and sort of own the world in one patent!