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Originally Posted by pixiedust
And....anything about what determines "strong self-healing ability" or not?
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Forgive my poor English, I just get two understandings of your question:
1. How to define whether the self-healing ability is strong or not?
2. What makes the self-healing ability to be strong?
1. Take a simple example, if you cut your figure skin carelessly when you work in the kitchen, how many days will it take to be healed by yourself? 3 days or 3 weeks?
2. To answer this question, firstly we need to know what is the self-healing ability? It is obvious and reasonable to get a close look at the cellular level. Self-healing includes cell reproduction and growth (cell division), white blood cells and its abilities, etc.
Take cell division as an example to explain, if the liver is damaged, medical scientists and doctors all know that the liver cells need to reproduce new liver cells and grow to replace those damaged cells.
In this reproduction process, nutritions and oxygens (physical factors) are needed which will be delivered by blood cells. Middle school students know this from their biology class. But the teachers ignored to tell their students what is the energy basis and where it comes from for the liver cells to intake those nutritions and oxygen and be self-divided. Just like people eating food, the food is there, but firstly you need to have some Energy to Open your mouth to take the food. The intake of nutritions and oxygen and self-dividing are the activities of the liver cells, and such activities need to be supported by some sort of Energy.
What is this energy and where it comes from? It is not a scientific question that needs experiments in labs, it is a logic question that people with common sense are able to ask.
The answer to this question is: the Energy that liver cells are in need to support its own activities is the Energy that flows within the Meridians and be delivered to every cell through countless tiny meridian branches. And the Energy is produced by yourself every moment as you ate food and breathe and be stored within your Meridan system. We called it Life Energy or Qi. If the energy is sufficiently provided to the liver cells, the liver cells will have a strong ability on its own activities like self reproduction and growth, that is how your liver gets a strong self-healing ability. If there are meridian blockages making the energy could not be delivered to the liver cells successfully, the self-healing ability of the liver will be weak and the damages on the liver could not be healed by yourself.
This answer is not based on my own knowledge and fabrication, it comes from the wisdom of Chinese ancient culture and simply combined with moden human biology. Actually, there's much more to say, but I just don't want to write a book.
Again, for your reference only.