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Aab06-000 | Why Do Cells Turning Off Underlie So Many Chronic Diseases? | |||||||
| Quote: | When working with chronic illnesses, one of the most common observations is that a shock happens to the body, and things that used to function stop working and wont return to how they were previously functioning due to issues which appear to be at a cellular level ... I very much believe cells turn off, but hold the perspective if you can reverse what caused them to turn off e.g., interrupted blood flow or a chronic infection and then give the cells a signal to turn back on these conditions can be curedincluding many cases where the cells are assumed to be permanently dead but in reality are simply trapped in a dormant state. | |||||||
| Comment: | Interesting theory. | |||||||
| Article: | https://principia-scientific.com/why-do-cells-turning-off-underlie-so-many-chronic-diseases/ | |||||||
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