| What In the Cell Is Going On? |
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| Written by Daniel Smith | ||
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Cell Composition
There are 150 different types of cells, i.e.: Skin cells, blood cells, nerve cells, bone cells, brain cells, Muscle cells, hair cells, kidney cells, heart cells, liver cells, spleen cells, mucous cells, eye cells, etc. They all perform unique functions that orchestrate the body’s function capacity synergistically as a whole. They're all a piece of the body puzzle that makes up the big picture. For example, nerve cells produce neurotransmitters for nerve transmission. Skin cells produce melanin, a pigmented cell that turns brown for protection against UV sunlight. Muscle cells produce adenosinetriphosphate (ATP) for energy. Liver cells produce bile for fat metabolism. Beta cells in the pancreas produce insulin for blood sugar regulation. Glandular cells produce hormones like thyroxin, testosterone and estrogen. Each of these cells have a different half-life of survival, and they constantly die and replace themselves throughout your whole life span. Your red blood cells die and replace themselves every 90 days. Your seven skin layers of dermis and epidermis shed like a snake and replace themselves every 21 to 28 days. You generate a whole new heart every 8 months. You synthesize a whole new liver every 5 months. The surface layer of the mucosal lining in the intestines quickly replaces itself every 3 to 5 days. Because skeletal bone cells are made up of a harder matrix of Calcium, Boron, osteoclasts and Vitamin D, it can take up to 7-10 years for bone cells to die and replace. So everyone reading this article gets a whole new body every 7-10 years. Now I said a new one - not a healthier one!
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