Not a whole finger, but fingertips definitely. I am not sure what
information there is, but I have written here before that I cut the end
off of my thumb, almost to the bone, and kept it wet for days with CS.
It grew back with no scarring, and in fact a scar that used to be on it
is now gone. When it grew back I got the fingerprint and all. I wish I
had a copy of my thumbprint before it was cut off so I could see if the
print remained the same, or changed, but I don't have access to an
earlier print.
Good information on the ability of silver ions to cause regeneration of
tissue without scaring by redifferentiation of cells is well documented
in Robert Beckers book "The Electric Body".
Marshall
Smitty wrote:
Marshall:
Can you guide me to more info on regeneration of fingers using CS ?
Thanks,
Smitty
On 2/20/07, Marshall Dudley <[email protected]> wrote:
Seems that this stuff may have some of the same properties that CS has.
They are making a big deal out of it growing the end of a finger back,
despite the known ability of CS to do the same thing.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070219/ap_on_sc/regrowing_fingers
Marshall
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