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The Mystery of Life and Aging
Excerpt from Reverse Aging by Sang Whang

Sang Whang is an engineer, scientist, and inventor with many US patents. His fields of expertise span many different areas sucah as data communication devices (modem), electronic filters, chemistry, water, cornea measuring devises, multi-focal soft contact lenses, etc. An improvement of his own health without medicine, diet or exercise caused him to investigate the phenomenon and led him to the discovery of his theory of "Reverse Aging"

""Now Science has made it simple and easy to remove acidic waste products that are within our body, and the method is more effective than diet and exercise.""

Cells have intelligence
The Beginning of Body Development
The Beginning of Aging
Immortality
Aging and Reverse Aging

The Mystery of Life & Aging

Cells have intelligence!

What's amazing is the fact that the cells with identical DNA produce different organs in a human body depending upon where they are located. In other words, the cells with identical DNA produce hair on your head while they produce finger nails on your finger. Another way to look at it is that since every cell in your body has the same DNA as the original single cell, they all have enough information to create everything in your body: bones, skin, teeth, eyes, heart, blood, etc.

If our skin gets cut, the cells below the surface create more skin to replace it. But when the skin grows back to the original shape, the cells somehow know to stop this growing process. This means that there is some kind of local intelligence in every cell telling them not to create anything that does not belong there, although it has the capability to create everything in one's body. This suppression of the capabilities requires many times more intelligence than what is required to create one thing.

Malignant cancer cells can be called cells that lost this intelligence. They grow things that do not belong there. This concept raises several interesting questions.

How do they lose the intelligence?
Can we restore this intelligence back to the cells?
If our mind can communicate with plant cells, can we communicate with human cells?

We don't have all the answers to these questions yet, but the first two are today within reach.

The beginning of body development

Starting from a single cell, a human body is gradually developed in an orderly manner. It is not developed in a vacuum. In order for a cell to go through the process of mitosis, duplicating itself to multiply, it requires the duplication of chromosomes. For this process, there must be a sufficient amount of proteins and aminoacids in the cell to create a copy of the chromosomes. The embryocells get these nutrients and oxygen from the womb of the mother through the umbilical chord.

The mother's blood does not circulate through the baby's body directly, but all the necessary nutrients, minerals and oxygen are transferred to the baby through the umbilical chord. The baby's own blood then circulates them throughout its body. Unfortunately, if there were any toxic substances in the mother's blood, they would also get transferred to the baby through the umbilical chord. We know all too well about babies born with drug addiction problems.

The beginning of aging

Even if there were no toxic substances in the mother's blood, the baby's body would produce waste products. The process of metabolism, the oxidation (burning) of nutrients to get energy to function, creates residue waste products that the body has to get rid of. The question is: how well, or how completely are we getting rid of all these waste products? (More about the kinds of food and nutrients and their waste products will be discussed in detail in chapter 3.)

The waste products that we do not discard completely must be stored within our body somewhere. The process of aging, which starts from the very beginning of our life, is the accumulation of these non-disposed waste products. Even when there are no toxic substances in our food, there are waste products that we must get rid of; however, if there were some harmful substances in our food, they change into poisonous wastes. The body must detoxify the poison and get rid of it.

A famous French physiologist, Alexis Carrell, kept a chicken heart alive for about twenty-eight years. He incubated a chicken egg. The heart of the developing young chick was taken out and cut in pieces. These pieces, consisting of many cells, were transferred into a saline solution which contained minerals in the same proportion as chicken blood.

He changed this solution everyday, and he kept the chick's heart alive for about twenty-eight years. When he stopped changing this solution, the heart cells died. The secret of the chick's heart surviving for twenty-eight years lies in the fact that he kept the extracellular fluids constant and also that he disposed of the cellular waste products every day by changing the fluid in which the chick's heart was kept.

Immortality

Since ancient times, people have searched for immortality. History tells us that in almost every culture, mankind has looked for the fountain of youth or special herbs that would help them live longer. Theoretically, we are immortal. Egg and sperm combine and create new cells and new life. This new life makes egg and sperm, again forming new life. In other words, germ cells never die. A part of us lives on and on in new life indefinitely.

Eggs and sperms are germ cells. According to modern physiology, germ cells do not show signs of age, and carry the potential of life from generation to generation. (Parents may have some signs of aging; however, a baby is not born with those aging signs.) We have other kinds of cells which are ordinary body cells. As they grow, these cells turn into specialized tissue: nerve, muscle, connective tissue, tendon, cartilage, skin, bone, and fatty tissue. These tissues grow further to become specialized organs. These specialized cells of tissues and organs unfortunately reach old age and die. What makes these cells die?

Aging and reverse aging

The answer is very simple. The cells deteriorate because the waste products are being accumulated. Can you imagine a house that is allowed to throw out only 99.9% of its garbage that it produces every day? Within a few months the house will have very bad odors.

Now that we understand that the process of aging and deterioration of cells is the result of the accumulation of waste products, what we have to do is to find out the properties of these waste products and figure out a safe method of helping our body get rid of these waste products more completely, everyday. Furthermore, if we can somehow pull out old waste products that we have stored within our body from a few years ago, we will grow that much younger.

This is "reverse aging"!

I don't mean to turn the chronological clock back. I am not talking about the removal of wrinkles to look young while your interior is getting old. What I mean by reverse aging is to reduce the accumulated waste products of a 50 year old body to the level of a 40 year old body or even younger. If the accumulated waste products have not caused irreversible damage to body tissues and organs by that time, their functions could also be revived