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A student asks about the common story that the majority of our cells replicate and are replaced over 7 years, which is at best a crude approximation, as the range is from a single day to many years depending on the tissue; the brain, cornea, heart, and lungs being examples of greater longevity than for many other tissues, such as in blood, skin, and the intestinal lining. Have the shorter-lived organs been weakened deliberately or through experimentation by the interlopers, to use them as multiple points of vulnerability? If so, could we strengthen our bodies by asking for specific healing for this?
ClosedNicola asked 5 years ago • 
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