How I remember it is that silver ions alone de differentiate, but that
the voltage was required for the regeneration. Becker could take a
nerve from the skin and reroute it to the injury and this was enough
voltage for regeneration, but indeed in humans the natural voltage will
reverse too soon for full regeneration. Bones produce voltage from the
piezo electric effect, but they have to be stressed for this, hence
using a broken limb sooner than later. There are also stem cells all
over the body. Silver could be half the equation for major
regeneration, if only we could properly engineer the voltage....which
does not seem very hard. But de differentiated cells without the proper
re-differentiation seems like it could be a scar tissue promoter.
Indeed a family member showed me scar tissue on his for-arm after having
kept it bandaged with CS.
M
On 3/22/2013 5:55 AM, Neville Munn wrote:
If memory serves, Becker showed that the body generates a small
voltage directly upon initiation of and at the site of the wound or
insult.
I wonder if that automatic generation of voltage the body produces at
the site, which I think he had to get special instrumentation
engineered to register, is some primeval message the body sends out to
promote de-differentiation and re-differentiation of tissue or bone
back to stem cells specific to the tissue or bone encouraging self
repair, but once the body reaches a certain age those messages or that
line of communication is lost or broken, hence that self repair is
inhibited and/or lost forever.
My other wondering is...Do Ag+ ions assist in bridging that gap in
that line of communication the body is sending out looking for stem
cells? This may explain why Ag+ ions are so effective at the wound or
insult site, they are working in conjunction with the bodies natural
defence and/or repair mechanisms that have lain dormant once a certain
age is reached, in all probability lost at the infant or child level?
This a bit over my head being a layman but find it's extremely
interesting to ponder such things.
N.
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2013 12:01:56 +0200
> Subject: Re: CS>Stem Cell
>
> From what i remember Becker applied a voltage along the limb to near
the far side of the
> wound. His innovation was that it is the presence of silver and the
application of voltage that
> stimulated the dedifferentiaton/redifferentiaton (regeneration) of
the rats limb. We, and rats
> don't have that voltage which salamanders do have, to regenerate.
Lots of food for thought in
> Beckers books.
>
> OK,
> Tony
>
> On 21 Mar 2013 at 23:33, mgperrault wrote about :
>
