Immortality Discovered

Telomerase Cancer

How Telomerase Causes Cancer & Promotes Growth.

Replicative Immortality: Normal cells have telomeres that shorten with each division, eventually leading to senescence (death). Cancer cells reactivate telomerase to rebuild these ends, achieving "limitless replicative potential".

Bypassing Crisis: When cells should die from critically short telomeres, telomerase activation allows them to survive, mutate further, and form tumors.

Beyond Telomeres (Extratelomeric Functions): The catalytic component of telomerase (TERT) also acts as a signaling molecule that promotes tumor growth, helps cells avoid apoptosis (programmed cell death), and aids in angiogenesis (blood vessel formation for tumors).

Spongy Iris wrote:
Bump to top with a cover song about the subject matter

https://youtube.com/shorts/a5GkRLta8Ko?si=IKsBrhZarCSF2krD

At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
Bump to top with a cover song about the subject matter

https://youtube.com/shorts/a5GkRLta8Ko?si=IKsBrhZarCSF2krD

At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.

As your self-appointed physician, I have read many of your posts describing your symptoms and conditions.

I have no advice to get you to immortality, but I have some thoughts about how to delay your mortality.

I know it's very controversial, but cigarettes may not be the best thing for your health. There are many indications that cigarettes are associated with multiple health hazards, potentially even resulting in untimely death.

Tobacco contains deadly ingredients, and partial combustion makes some of them even deadlier. Nicotine is not one of the deadly ingredients in tobacco.

It is possible to take nicotine into your body without simultaneously taking in carcinogens and trashing your heart and lungs while you're at it.

It is possible to take nicotine into your body without subjecting everyone else in the vicinity to the disgusting and physically irritating smoke you add to the air.

It is possible to satisfy your nicotine addiction without staining your teeth, making your breath absolutely FOUL, and stinking up your clothes and hair.

I would recommend the little pouches of purified nicotine that you put into your mouth. Of course, there are nicotine inhalers and skin patches.

You could be in a car with them for hours, and they won't even know that you are a nicotine addict. Just discreetly put a little pouch into your mouth.

It won't give you lung cancer, coronary disease, or make it unpleasant to be around you because you foul up the air and stink of cigarettes.

I suspect the health benefits of quitting cigarettes may even exceed the benefits of refusing to jerk off or have an orgasm any other way.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
Bump to top with a cover song about the subject matter

https://youtube.com/shorts/a5GkRLta8Ko?si=IKsBrhZarCSF2krD

At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.

As your self-appointed physician, I have read many of your posts describing your symptoms and conditions.

I have no advice to get you to immortality, but I have some thoughts about how to delay your mortality.

I know it's very controversial, but cigarettes may not be the best thing for your health. There are many indications that cigarettes are associated with multiple health hazards, potentially even resulting in untimely death.

Tobacco contains deadly ingredients, and partial combustion makes some of them even deadlier. Nicotine is not one of the deadly ingredients in tobacco.

It is possible to take nicotine into your body without simultaneously taking in carcinogens and trashing your heart and lungs while you're at it.

It is possible to take nicotine into your body without subjecting everyone else in the vicinity to the disgusting and physically irritating smoke you add to the air.

It is possible to satisfy your nicotine addiction without staining your teeth, making your breath absolutely FOUL, and stinking up your clothes and hair.

I would recommend the little pouches of purified nicotine that you put into your mouth. Of course, there are nicotine inhalers and skin patches.

You could be in a car with them for hours, and they won't even know that you are a nicotine addict. Just discreetly put a little pouch into your mouth.

It won't give you lung cancer, coronary disease, or make it unpleasant to be around you because you foul up the air and stink of cigarettes.

I suspect the health benefits of quitting cigarettes may even exceed the benefits of refusing to jerk off or have an orgasm any other way.

Get back to me when you quit orgasms for maybe ~ 29 months, and your soul tries to kill you for it.

If you don't like smoking, try eating turkey for the nicotinamide. But, personally, I think cigarettes are more effective, cuz less work for the digestion system.

BTW, I know what makes somebody's breath a lot worse than cigarettes? Orgasms.

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
Bump to top with a cover song about the subject matter

https://youtube.com/shorts/a5GkRLta8Ko?si=IKsBrhZarCSF2krD

At that time Jesus answered and said, I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes.

As your self-appointed physician, I have read many of your posts describing your symptoms and conditions.

I have no advice to get you to immortality, but I have some thoughts about how to delay your mortality.

I know it's very controversial, but cigarettes may not be the best thing for your health. There are many indications that cigarettes are associated with multiple health hazards, potentially even resulting in untimely death.

Tobacco contains deadly ingredients, and partial combustion makes some of them even deadlier. Nicotine is not one of the deadly ingredients in tobacco.

It is possible to take nicotine into your body without simultaneously taking in carcinogens and trashing your heart and lungs while you're at it.

It is possible to take nicotine into your body without subjecting everyone else in the vicinity to the disgusting and physically irritating smoke you add to the air.

It is possible to satisfy your nicotine addiction without staining your teeth, making your breath absolutely FOUL, and stinking up your clothes and hair.

I would recommend the little pouches of purified nicotine that you put into your mouth. Of course, there are nicotine inhalers and skin patches.

You could be in a car with them for hours, and they won't even know that you are a nicotine addict. Just discreetly put a little pouch into your mouth.

It won't give you lung cancer, coronary disease, or make it unpleasant to be around you because you foul up the air and stink of cigarettes.

I suspect the health benefits of quitting cigarettes may even exceed the benefits of refusing to jerk off or have an orgasm any other way.

Get back to me when you quit orgasms for maybe ~ 29 months, and your soul tries to kill you for it.

If you don't like smoking, try eating turkey for the nicotinamide. But, personally, I think cigarettes are more effective, cuz less work for the digestion system.

BTW, I know what makes somebody's breath a lot worse than cigarettes? Orgasms.

It is disturbing to think that at some time "your soul tries to kill you for it", especially for the terrible crime of abstaining from having an orgasm.

We probably have a very different concept of what one's "soul" is.

What I understand to be my "soul" has been doing everything in its limited power to keep my body alive. Not ready to part ways just yet.

Spongy Iris wrote:
Fresher body odor

Fresher breath.

Increased sugar tolerance.

Acid reflux cured.

Chest heaving cured.

Clearing stuck pee and poo.

Increased muscle mass.

Better voice.

Skin becomes Honmoon.

What next?

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
Fresher body odor

Fresher breath.

Increased sugar tolerance.

Acid reflux cured.

Chest heaving cured.

Clearing stuck pee and poo.

Increased muscle mass.

Better voice.

Skin becomes Honmoon.

What next?

Stop. Just stop. You had me at "Fresher body odor".

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:
Fresher body odor

Fresher breath.

Increased sugar tolerance.

Acid reflux cured.

Chest heaving cured.

Clearing stuck pee and poo.

Increased muscle mass.

Better voice.

Skin becomes Honmoon.

What next?

Stop. Just stop. You had me at "Fresher body odor".

Can you imagine? an odor from the body that doesn't stink.

Im a BM wrote:
As your self-appointed physician, I have read many of your posts describing your symptoms and conditions.

Im a BM wrote:
One revolutionary movement in medical science research is to FINALLY understand what the single largest organ in the body really does.

Im a BM wrote:
"Connective" tissue does indeed connect everything to everything else in the body. Controlled by the autonomic nervous system, rather than the central nervous system, our brain runs the interstia below the level of consciousness.

Im a BM wrote:
During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:
The connective tissue of the interstia

Im a BM wrote:
evolved primarily as a way to remove volatile toxic gases and dissolved or suspended toxins from the body, while allowing some oxygen to get in deeper than the hemoglobin in our blood vessels can adequately provide across tissues.

Im a BM wrote:
The interstia evacuates the toxins from the body by various routes.

Im a BM wrote:
Another hugely important route by which the interstia gets bad crud out of our bodies is through the colon.

Im a BM wrote:
Another exit port for the interstia

Im a BM wrote:
to get bad stuff out of us is in the throat, connected to the sinuses and lungs. Right next to our tonsils. Toxic crud and foreign objects get caught up in thick mucus and then get evacuated into the throat. Many respiratory and sinus ailments are associated with it.

Im a BM wrote:
I predict that ten years from now, new students entering medical school will be given all this and it will result in much better medical treatments.

Im a BM wrote:
Instead of just doping patients up with painkillers, turning off their immune responses with corticosteroids, and compensating with antibiotics.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
As your self-appointed physician, I have read many of your posts describing your symptoms and conditions.

You are not a physician either, Robert. You are a nothing, pretending to be someone.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
One revolutionary movement in medical science research is to FINALLY understand what the single largest organ in the body really does.

People already know, Robert. Obviously, YOU DON'T.

Im a BM wrote:
"Connective" tissue does indeed connect everything to everything else in the body. Controlled by the autonomic nervous system, rather than the central nervous system, our brain runs the interstia below the level of consciousness.

Interstia has no nerves, Robert. The autonomic nervous system IS the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:
During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

The autonomic nervous system IS the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:
The connective tissue of the interstia

Has no nerves, Robert. Interstia is not connective tissue.

Im a BM wrote:
evolved primarily as a way to remove volatile toxic gases and dissolved or suspended toxins from the body, while allowing some oxygen to get in deeper than the hemoglobin in our blood vessels can adequately provide across tissues.

Salt water is not evolvement, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
The interstia evacuates the toxins from the body by various routes.

It doesn't evacuate toxins from the body at all, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
Another hugely important route by which the interstia gets bad crud out of our bodies is through the colon.

The colon is not intersia, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
Another exit port for the interstia

Instertia is not a port, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
to get bad stuff out of us is in the throat, connected to the sinuses and lungs. Right next to our tonsils. Toxic crud and foreign objects get caught up in thick mucus and then get evacuated into the throat. Many respiratory and sinus ailments are associated with it.

Interstia is not the throat, sinuses, lungs, nor mucus.

Im a BM wrote:
I predict that ten years from now, new students entering medical school will be given all this and it will result in much better medical treatments.

They know far more than you do, Robert, and they haven't even graduated yet.

Im a BM wrote:
Instead of just doping patients up with painkillers, turning off their immune responses with corticosteroids, and compensating with antibiotics.

You can't turn off the immune system, Robert, other than to die.

Im a BM wrote:

During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:

The interstia evacuates the toxins from the body by various routes. Getting it out through the skin is a major pathway. Distinct body odors arising from the toxic chemicals being evacuated through the skin are common. Often a urine odor is one of them, even though that is supposed to be coming out through our bladder.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

I tend to remember more dreams now. Tho I still can't say any of them make a lick of sense with any degree of certainty.

Then there are the involuntary erections while asleep that seem to be absolutely relentless. I'm not sure I will ever be able to get rid of those. It's like I take 10 steps forward every day, then 9 steps back every night. I think the healing would be much faster without those hindering me.

Im a BM wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

I tend to remember more dreams now. Tho I still can't say any of them make a lick of sense with any degree of certainty.

Then there are the involuntary erections while asleep that seem to be absolutely relentless. I'm not sure I will ever be able to get rid of those. It's like I take 10 steps forward every day, then 9 steps back every night. I think the healing would be much faster without those hindering me.

The trolls won't be able to resist exploiting it, but I'll tell you why I had to retire a dozen years early. One of the symptoms were all night long erections. It even tricked blood tests into suggesting I had prostate cancer. There is a major choke point in the interstitia where prostrate gland, seminal vessicles, and urethra intersect. Another major choke point is around the temporal mandibular joint.

In order for the interstitia to carry material, it needs a slow flow of water to keep it moist. In the guts, the colon is sucking water back out of our shit, and that is a major entry point for water to irrigate the interstitia. Sometimes in desperation to get enough water to run the interstitia, it sucks too hard and you get hard, dry deer pellets instead of normal poop. And those little pellets put up resistance to movement as they literally cling to the intestinal lining with little hairlike links to the interstitia.

Gas bubbles form within the interstial tubing, creating balloon like structures that can block movement in the surrounding plumbing. This can make the journey between bladder and toilet bowl a convoluted journey, perhaps just a trickle while half the liguid volume is actually going back into the body.

I had it all from head to toe, but my worst symptoms were all around the temporal mandibular joint. I had to retire because sudden memory loss would leave me baffled as to where I was or what I was trying to do.

One more thought. A very common symptom that goes along with interstial related ailments is DEPRESSION. I believe it evolved as a way to make us irrigate the interstia. I finally learned how to use it effectively and my recovery is nearly complete. I expect to be employed again, perhaps within months.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
One revolutionary movement in medical science research is to FINALLY understand what the single largest organ in the body really does.

People already know, Robert. Obviously, YOU DON'T.

Im a BM wrote:
"Connective" tissue does indeed connect everything to everything else in the body. Controlled by the autonomic nervous system, rather than the central nervous system, our brain runs the interstia below the level of consciousness.

Interstia has no nerves, Robert. The autonomic nervous system IS the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:
During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

The autonomic nervous system IS the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:
The connective tissue of the interstia

Has no nerves, Robert. Interstia is not connective tissue.

Im a BM wrote:
evolved primarily as a way to remove volatile toxic gases and dissolved or suspended toxins from the body, while allowing some oxygen to get in deeper than the hemoglobin in our blood vessels can adequately provide across tissues.

Salt water is not evolvement, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
The interstia evacuates the toxins from the body by various routes.

It doesn't evacuate toxins from the body at all, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
Another hugely important route by which the interstia gets bad crud out of our bodies is through the colon.

The colon is not intersia, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
Another exit port for the interstia

Instertia is not a port, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
to get bad stuff out of us is in the throat, connected to the sinuses and lungs. Right next to our tonsils. Toxic crud and foreign objects get caught up in thick mucus and then get evacuated into the throat. Many respiratory and sinus ailments are associated with it.

Interstia is not the throat, sinuses, lungs, nor mucus.

Im a BM wrote:
I predict that ten years from now, new students entering medical school will be given all this and it will result in much better medical treatments.

They know far more than you do, Robert, and they haven't even graduated yet.

Im a BM wrote:
Instead of just doping patients up with painkillers, turning off their immune responses with corticosteroids, and compensating with antibiotics.

You can't turn off the immune system, Robert, other than to die.

Im a BM wrote:
"Salt water is not evolvement, Robert." - Into the Night

"Nobody ever said that it was, dumbass." - Into the Night

Most of the sentences posted by Into the Night in most of his posts all translate to the same sentence: Something is not something else that it is not. Profound!

Im a BM wrote:
Apparently, "Salt water is not evolvement". Apparently, someone believes that someone else is arguing that salt water IS evolvement.

Im a BM wrote:
ITN's posts are not educational in any way, but they have comical value. Who is he even arguing with? Where is anyone claiming that "salt water" is ANYTHING in the post that ITN seems to think he is responding to?

Im a BM wrote:
Anyway, I learned several years ago that Into the Night is all about the science of what is NOT. Even if it is only in his imagination that anyone is claiming such a thing IS.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
One revolutionary movement in medical science research is to FINALLY understand what the single largest organ in the body really does.

People already know, Robert. Obviously, YOU DON'T.

Im a BM wrote:
"Connective" tissue does indeed connect everything to everything else in the body. Controlled by the autonomic nervous system, rather than the central nervous system, our brain runs the interstia below the level of consciousness.

Interstia has no nerves, Robert. The autonomic nervous system IS the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:
During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

The autonomic nervous system IS the central nervous system.

Im a BM wrote:
The connective tissue of the interstia

Has no nerves, Robert. Interstia is not connective tissue.

Im a BM wrote:
evolved primarily as a way to remove volatile toxic gases and dissolved or suspended toxins from the body, while allowing some oxygen to get in deeper than the hemoglobin in our blood vessels can adequately provide across tissues.

Salt water is not evolvement, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
The interstia evacuates the toxins from the body by various routes.

It doesn't evacuate toxins from the body at all, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
Another hugely important route by which the interstia gets bad crud out of our bodies is through the colon.

The colon is not intersia, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
Another exit port for the interstia

Instertia is not a port, Robert.

Im a BM wrote:
to get bad stuff out of us is in the throat, connected to the sinuses and lungs. Right next to our tonsils. Toxic crud and foreign objects get caught up in thick mucus and then get evacuated into the throat. Many respiratory and sinus ailments are associated with it.

Interstia is not the throat, sinuses, lungs, nor mucus.

Im a BM wrote:
I predict that ten years from now, new students entering medical school will be given all this and it will result in much better medical treatments.

They know far more than you do, Robert, and they haven't even graduated yet.

Im a BM wrote:
Instead of just doping patients up with painkillers, turning off their immune responses with corticosteroids, and compensating with antibiotics.

You can't turn off the immune system, Robert, other than to die.

Im a BM wrote:
"Salt water is not evolvement, Robert." - Into the Night

Is THIS the post where I say the salt water IS evolvement,

Im a BM wrote:
YARP? (Yellow And Red Parrot)

YARP, you are a miserable little liar "chemist" fraud punk and relentless TROLL...

Im a BM wrote:
The ABSURD rebuttal - that salt water is NOT "evolvement". Because the voices in YARP's head said that it IS?

Im a BM wrote:
The word "evolved" does appear in the paragraph being debunked, but no connection to "salt water". "Evolvement"? I won't deny that it is a real word.

Im a BM wrote:
The little YARP in my head remind me to suggest that "evolvement" is just a BUZZWORD, and we do not see it. There is NO SUCH THING as "evolvement".

Im a BM wrote:
But there IS such a thing, and there is no disputing that it is NOT salt water.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

I tend to remember more dreams now. Tho I still can't say any of them make a lick of sense with any degree of certainty.

Then there are the involuntary erections while asleep that seem to be absolutely relentless. I'm not sure I will ever be able to get rid of those. It's like I take 10 steps forward every day, then 9 steps back every night. I think the healing would be much faster without those hindering me.

Im a BM wrote:
CORRECTION: I have been simply saying "interstitia", but INTERSTITIUM is what they are calling the whole integrated organ.

2018 was the year it was discovered that the interstitium is comprised of interconnected, fluid-filled compartments, rather than just dense, solid connective tissue.

Google says:
The interstitium is a newly defined , widespread network of fluid-filled spaces supported by collagen that some researchers consider a new organ, potentially making it one of the largest in the human body. Located under the skin, lining the lungs, gut, and surrounding muscles..."

It is supposed to remain "fluid-filled" at all time. Any part of it that dries out for any reason cannot function. The pumps have to be primed with liquid water to function. It uses tension to suck out gases that are expelled through the skin, burps, or farts. Some metabolic processes produce volatile, toxic gas products that do not dissolve in water. Ever have a burp come out of nowhere that smelled and tasted like lighter fluid? The interstitium sucks it out of the tissues and spits it out of the body. And it gets oxygen to places that otherwise don't get it. Waxy, hydrophobic material that couldn't dissolve in lymph or blood gets expelled from the body by the interstitium. It was the migration of tatoo pigments being transported under the skin that first alerted some researchers.

My main criticism of Google's little summary is that it left out the paranasal sinuses as a major location for the interstitium and its activities. I am also reminded of ecologists and their short-sighted assumption that tannins are produced for "defense". The first guess for the interstitium is all about it being "defense" for the human body, to "cushion" organs from physical impact.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

I tend to remember more dreams now. Tho I still can't say any of them make a lick of sense with any degree of certainty.

Then there are the involuntary erections while asleep that seem to be absolutely relentless. I'm not sure I will ever be able to get rid of those. It's like I take 10 steps forward every day, then 9 steps back every night. I think the healing would be much faster without those hindering me.

The trolls won't be able to resist exploiting it, but I'll tell you why I had to retire a dozen years early. One of the symptoms were all night long erections. It even tricked blood tests into suggesting I had prostate cancer. There is a major choke point in the interstitia where prostrate gland, seminal vessicles, and urethra intersect. Another major choke point is around the temporal mandibular joint.

In order for the interstitia to carry material, it needs a slow flow of water to keep it moist. In the guts, the colon is sucking water back out of our shit, and that is a major entry point for water to irrigate the interstitia. Sometimes in desperation to get enough water to run the interstitia, it sucks too hard and you get hard, dry deer pellets instead of normal poop. And those little pellets put up resistance to movement as they literally cling to the intestinal lining with little hairlike links to the interstitia.

Gas bubbles form within the interstial tubing, creating balloon like structures that can block movement in the surrounding plumbing. This can make the journey between bladder and toilet bowl a convoluted journey, perhaps just a trickle while half the liguid volume is actually going back into the body.

I had it all from head to toe, but my worst symptoms were all around the temporal mandibular joint. I had to retire because sudden memory loss would leave me baffled as to where I was or what I was trying to do.

One more thought. A very common symptom that goes along with interstial related ailments is DEPRESSION. I believe it evolved as a way to make us irrigate the interstia. I finally learned how to use it effectively and my recovery is nearly complete. I expect to be employed again, perhaps within months.

Im a BM wrote:
CORRECTION: I have been simply saying "interstitia", but INTERSTITIUM is what they are calling the whole integrated organ.

Im a BM wrote:
2018 was the year it was discovered that the interstitium is comprised of interconnected, fluid-filled compartments, rather than just dense, solid connective tissue.

Im a BM wrote:

Google says:
The interstitium is a newly defined , widespread network of fluid-filled spaces supported by collagen that some researchers consider a new organ, potentially making it one of the largest in the human body. Located under the skin, lining the lungs, gut, and surrounding muscles..."

Im a BM wrote:
It is supposed to remain "fluid-filled" at all time. Any part of it that dries out for any reason cannot function. The pumps have to be primed with liquid water to function. It uses tension to suck out gases that are expelled through the skin, burps, or farts. Some metabolic processes produce volatile, toxic gas products that do not dissolve in water. Ever have a burp come out of nowhere that smelled and tasted like lighter fluid? The interstitium sucks it out of the tissues and spits it out of the body. And it gets oxygen to places that otherwise don't get it. Waxy, hydrophobic material that couldn't dissolve in lymph or blood gets expelled from the body by the interstitium. It was the migration of tatoo pigments being transported under the skin that first alerted some researchers.

Im a BM wrote:
My main criticism of Google's little summary is that it left out the paranasal sinuses as a major location for the interstitium and its activities. I am also reminded of ecologists and their short-sighted assumption that tannins are produced for "defense". The first guess for the interstitium is all about it being "defense" for the human body, to "cushion" organs from physical impact.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
CORRECTION: I have been simply saying "interstitia", but INTERSTITIUM is what they are calling the whole integrated organ.

Not an organ.

Im a BM wrote:
2018 was the year it was discovered that the interstitium is comprised of interconnected, fluid-filled compartments, rather than just dense, solid connective tissue.

No compartments. It is not tissue at all.

Im a BM wrote:

Google says:
The interstitium is a newly defined , widespread network of fluid-filled spaces supported by collagen that some researchers consider a new organ, potentially making it one of the largest in the human body. Located under the skin, lining the lungs, gut, and surrounding muscles..."

Not an organ.

Im a BM wrote:
It is supposed to remain "fluid-filled" at all time. Any part of it that dries out for any reason cannot function. The pumps have to be primed with liquid water to function. It uses tension to suck out gases that are expelled through the skin, burps, or farts. Some metabolic processes produce volatile, toxic gas products that do not dissolve in water. Ever have a burp come out of nowhere that smelled and tasted like lighter fluid? The interstitium sucks it out of the tissues and spits it out of the body. And it gets oxygen to places that otherwise don't get it. Waxy, hydrophobic material that couldn't dissolve in lymph or blood gets expelled from the body by the interstitium. It was the migration of tatoo pigments being transported under the skin that first alerted some researchers.

Most of the body is fluid filed all the time. No pumps. No compartments. No 'tension sucking out gases'. No 'expelling'. It is not gas. No sucking. No expulsion. It is not oxygen. It is not wax. It is not hydrophobic. It is not a tatoo pigment.

Im a BM wrote:
My main criticism of Google's little summary is that it left out the paranasal sinuses as a major location for the interstitium and its activities. I am also reminded of ecologists and their short-sighted assumption that tannins are produced for "defense". The first guess for the interstitium is all about it being "defense" for the human body, to "cushion" organs from physical impact.

Interstium is not sinsuses. It is not tannin. It is not a defensive mechanism. It is not a shock absorber.

Im a BM wrote:
WOW! Obviously, you are trained as a medical doctor in addition to being a "chemist".

Im a BM wrote:
Multiple assertions about what the interstitium is NOT.

Im a BM wrote:
Of course, Into the Night wouldn't even know how to look it up in order to articulate what the interstitium IS. Kind of like pH. Just can't say what it IS.
...remaining rant deleted...

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
WOW! Obviously, you are trained as a medical doctor in addition to being a "chemist".

No, but I know basic anatomy. Apparently you don't.

Im a BM wrote:
Multiple assertions about what the interstitium is NOT.

Because you made multiple assertions that are just flat wrong.

Im a BM wrote:
Of course, Into the Night wouldn't even know how to look it up in order to articulate what the interstitium IS. Kind of like pH. Just can't say what it IS.
...remaining rant deleted...

Fluid spaces between cells.
It's basically saltwater.
It can be found in all multicellular animals.

It is not an organ. It contains no tissue. It does not have compartments. It is not an exit from the body. It has no 'pump'. It does not 'evolve'.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

During our dreams, our autonomic nervous system does its best to communicate with the central nervous system.

I tend to remember more dreams now. Tho I still can't say any of them make a lick of sense with any degree of certainty.

Then there are the involuntary erections while asleep that seem to be absolutely relentless. I'm not sure I will ever be able to get rid of those. It's like I take 10 steps forward every day, then 9 steps back every night. I think the healing would be much faster without those hindering me.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
WOW! Obviously, you are trained as a medical doctor in addition to being a "chemist".

No, but I know basic anatomy. Apparently you don't. You forget I make sensors for the medical uses.

Im a BM wrote:
Multiple assertions about what the interstitium is NOT.

Because you made multiple assertions that are just flat wrong.

Im a BM wrote:
Of course, Into the Night wouldn't even know how to look it up in order to articulate what the interstitium IS. Kind of like pH. Just can't say what it IS.
...remaining rant deleted...

Fluid spaces between cells.
It's basically saltwater.
It can be found in all multicellular animals.

It is not an organ. It contains no tissue. It does not have compartments. It is not an exit from the body. It has no 'pump'. It does not 'evolve'.

Im a BM wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
WOW! Obviously, you are trained as a medical doctor in addition to being a "chemist".

No, but I know basic anatomy. Apparently you don't.

Im a BM wrote:
Multiple assertions about what the interstitium is NOT.

Because you made multiple assertions that are just flat wrong.

Im a BM wrote:
Of course, Into the Night wouldn't even know how to look it up in order to articulate what the interstitium IS. Kind of like pH. Just can't say what it IS.
...remaining rant deleted...

Fluid spaces between cells.
It's basically saltwater.
It can be found in all multicellular animals.

It is not an organ. It contains no tissue. It does not have compartments. It is not an exit from the body. It has no 'pump'. It does not 'evolve'.

Salt water is not connective tissue.

Go and learn some science, dumbass!

Im a BM wrote:
CORRECTION: I have been simply saying "interstitia", but INTERSTITIUM is what they are calling the whole integrated organ.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
CORRECTION: I have been simply saying "interstitia", but INTERSTITIUM is what they are calling the whole integrated organ.

Interstitum is not an organ.

Im a BM wrote:

I wouldn't know if you are correct or not about the "Interstitum", because I have no idea what that word might be.

On the other hand, the interstitium is a most amazing organ, perhaps the largest one in the human body. The connective tissue that comprises the interstitium forms an active network of fluid-filled compartments.

Im a BM wrote:
Fun Fact: The two most abundant chemical substances in the interstitium are the COLLAGEN that forms the flexible fibers and the SALT WATER that fills the compartments and conduits.

Im a BM wrote:
You know, it would be perfectly acceptable if you choose not to comment on just that ONE thread.

Im a BM wrote:
Think about it. Just ONE thread that you can resist the temptation of trolling.

Im a BM wrote:
Because if you do your usual thing on the INTERSTITIUM thread, why?

Im a BM wrote:
It isn't about any climate hoax.

Im a BM wrote:
There is no Communist agenda around medical research of the interstitium.

Im a BM wrote:
There is no mission that requires you to do everything in your power to disrupt any and all discussion of the interstitium.

Im a BM wrote:
As you have made clear, you don't even CARE about the interstitium.

Im a BM wrote:
Once you declare it is NOT and organ, it contains NO tissue, and it has NO compartments, you've kind of shot your whole wad for all future discussion.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

I wouldn't know if you are correct or not about the "Interstitum", because I have no idea what that word might be.

On the other hand, the interstitium is a most amazing organ, perhaps the largest one in the human body. The connective tissue that comprises the interstitium forms an active network of fluid-filled compartments.

Not an organ. Not connective tissue. Not a network. No compartments.

Im a BM wrote:
Fun Fact: The two most abundant chemical substances in the interstitium are the COLLAGEN that forms the flexible fibers and the SALT WATER that fills the compartments and conduits.

No compartments. No conduits. No flexible fibers. No collagen.

Im a BM wrote:
You know, it would be perfectly acceptable if you choose not to comment on just that ONE thread.

I'll comment where I please. You can't stop it.

Im a BM wrote:
Think about it. Just ONE thread that you can resist the temptation of trolling.

Buzzword fallacy.

Im a BM wrote:
Because if you do your usual thing on the INTERSTITIUM thread, why?

Because you do your usual thing with buzzwords and false authority fallacies.

Im a BM wrote:
It isn't about any climate hoax.

So? You're still denying anatomy.

Im a BM wrote:
There is no Communist agenda around medical research of the interstitium.

So? You're still denying anatomy to thound thmart.

Im a BM wrote:
There is no mission that requires you to do everything in your power to disrupt any and all discussion of the interstitium.

You aren't discussing the interstitium.

Im a BM wrote:
As you have made clear, you don't even CARE about the interstitium.

Inversion fallacy. You don't even know what it is.

Im a BM wrote:
Once you declare it is NOT and organ, it contains NO tissue, and it has NO compartments, you've kind of shot your whole wad for all future discussion.

No discussion necessary.

Spongy Iris wrote:
You don't have to take my word for it.

Just type into your Google Search Engine:

Telomerase Cancer

And voila!

How Telomerase Causes Cancer & Promotes Growth.

Replicative Immortality: Normal cells have telomeres that shorten with each division, eventually leading to senescence (death). Cancer cells reactivate telomerase to rebuild these ends, achieving "limitless replicative potential".

Bypassing Crisis: When cells should die from critically short telomeres, telomerase activation allows them to survive, mutate further, and form tumors.

Beyond Telomeres (Extratelomeric Functions): The catalytic component of telomerase (TERT) also acts as a signaling molecule that promotes tumor growth, helps cells avoid apoptosis (programmed cell death), and aids in angiogenesis (blood vessel formation for tumors).

There is your answer. To achieve immortality, get cancer!