When we accidentally cut our fingers, small wounds on the skin will heal in a few days; if the nails are broken, new ones will grow soon; even some bone fractures can be repaired by self-repair... The human body is "self-repairing" every day.
Geckos "break their tails to survive", starfish rearrange their cells... Compared with the powerful self-repairing ability of animals, human repair ability is constantly degenerating. This may be because the probability of a person losing an arm or leg in his lifetime is very low, and the "regeneration" ability seems redundant.
Of course, those organs in the human body that are easily damaged have evolved powerful repair functions.
Blood vessels, bones, etc. - strong regeneration ability
The regeneration ability of skin, small blood vessels, red blood cells, white blood cells, bones, bone marrow, cartilage, muscle cells, etc. is very strong. In order to ensure blood supply, the small blood vessels around the blocked blood vessels will become thicker and longer, and even new blood vessels will grow; children's fractures generally do not need special treatment, and can be repaired as before through self-healing ability.
Liver and small intestine - fast renewal speed The human body is repairing and renewing every day, and the liver and small intestine are "super-capable". For many drinkers, as long as they don't drink for a week, their liver function can be well restored. Studies have shown that after 75% of the liver is removed, it only takes 4 months to recover. Intestinal cells are the fastest-renewing cells in the human body, and they are renewed every one or two days on average.
Lungs and kidneys - strong compensatory ability Strictly speaking, organs such as lungs and kidneys cannot be regenerated, but their strong compensatory ability can ensure that they continue to work when the organs are damaged. When some renal units are damaged, the "idle" renal units will quickly take over and appear compensatory hypertrophy to ensure the urination function of the kidneys. The same is true for the lungs. If part of the lung tissue is damaged or lost due to disease, the remaining lung tissue will increase the breathing area by expanding the healthy alveolar cavity, strengthen gas exchange, and maintain respiratory function. Of course, there are also some important organs of the human body that are "incapable of repair", such as the heart and brain. To give a simple example: a person with a sudden acute myocardial infarction, the coronary artery is blocked for more than 20 minutes, and the ischemic myocardial cells begin to undergo irreversible necrosis.
Hydrogen is a self-healing regulator, maintain your repair power!
Self-healing ability is the ability of organisms to maintain life and health by relying on their own inherent vitality to repair limb defects and get rid of diseases and sub-health states. The decline of self-healing ability is an important cause of many diseases, especially diseases in the elderly. Because the self-repair ability deteriorates, the failure of body systems becomes more and more serious, which further leads to the decline of self-healing ability. This is an important reason for the rapid aging of humans after middle age. It can be said that the most ideal way to stay healthy is to maintain good self-healing ability.
Hydrogen may be an ideal self-healing factor. Some people have proposed that the key methods to enhance the self-healing ability of the human body are: exercise, rest, nutrition and mentality, which are all classic self-healing factors. Many drugs and tools that can simulate these methods can also be included in this category. For example, electromagnetic therapy, electronic drugs, especially vagus nerve stimulators, pre-adaptation stimulation such as high and low temperature, high and low oxygen, some drugs that can protect and stimulate homeostasis, such as immune regulation, redox regulation, inflammatory balance regulation, energy metabolism regulation, etc., some toxic sub-toxic methods and drugs, such as carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, hydrogen sulfide and ozone, and some long-term clinically verified broad-spectrum drugs with high safety, such as metformin, artemisinin, aspirin, etc. Among these broad-spectrum self-healing factors, there are two main bases for their biological effects.
One is direct effect, which is to supplement self-healing components, such as vitamins, minerals, probiotics and prebiotics. The other is to stimulate the level of self-healing, such as physical exercise and ozone, which is essentially a poison to poison. Hydrogen is a selective antioxidant. A large amount of research evidence shows that hydrogen can reduce oxidative and inflammatory damage. On the one hand, it is a self-healing component that can neutralize oxidative free radicals and reduce harmful components. On the other hand, on the basis of selective antioxidant, it can protect reactive oxygen species with signal effects. These reactive oxygen species with signal effects can play a toxic signal activation role. This activation effect is an important material basis for promoting and maintaining self-healing. The best evidence is that hydrogen can activate the total transcription factor Nrf2 of redox balance in the body.
In short, hydrogen can not only serve as a self-healing component, but also may activate the body's own self-healing level, so hydrogen is a typical self-healing regulator, or an ideal self-healing factor. More importantly, the huge biological safety of hydrogen gives hydrogen the best self-healing factor that surpasses many tools and methods.
Hydrogen activates and enhances the body's self-healing ability, increasing physical health levels.
