Each cell accumulates matter (numbers) in the column (process)
in which it is located. When accumulation reaches a given threshold the
cell dies (= 0).
In the first worm cells do not die and it lives indefinitely. The
graph below it, depicts age distributions along the marked y-locations.In
the subsequent worm, cells die at age of 30. The worm got two tails,
and is short. The graph below depicts the age distribution of its cells.
Cells in the third worm die at the age of 42.
The picture below depicts two mature worms swimming in
the CA sea. Their cells die
at the age of 47. They produce an offspring which remains attached to them
and swims at the same velocity behind its parents.
All streams (Panta Rhe)
This applies also to medicine. All constituents of our organism continually stream from the
site where they were formed to their graveyards. In the skin, cells are
formed in the deepest layer, and continually stream outward. When reaching
the surface they become scales
and die. The skin continually renews itself, and every three weeks
we get a new skin. Heraclitus said:
"You never step twice into the same river" (since it streams).
In the same vein we may conclude the one never meets twice the same person,
since all of his constituents stream.
Wisdom of the Body (WOB)
Knowledge of cell ages is crucial for a proper treatment.
Unfortunately medicine still lacks means to assess the biological age of
patients, and. clings to its accustomed physical time frame. The present site suggests how to avoid
this ignorance. The organism has a wisdom which is called here Wisdom of
the Body. WOB knows the state of all our constituents, and controls them
in an optimal way. It has a language which indicates to the physician
the biological age of his patient. In order to understand WOB the physician
ought to learn its language. Unfortunately physicians regard all this as
nonsense .
Further reading:
Streaming tissues
Wisdom of the Body
A New Kind of Medicine