39 thoughts on “Good news!”

1. Knew nails and bones took a while, but am amazed the others are so quick.

2. Reblogged this on Lost Dudeist Astrology.

3. Very interesting!

4. That is great news, new growth follows energetic patterns.

5. Fascinating 🙂

6. That was really interesting! I can feel myself changing as I type :).

7. The brain is a fragile thing. I’d encourage everyone to look up the risk factors of stroke and change the ones you can.

8. I once read that liver and kidney regenerate between 1-3 a.m. I’m not sure how true this is. That is why you read about suggestions in getting enough sleep because when we are in deep sleep, that’s when our body actually starts to regenerate.

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10. That’s really amazing!
    New lungs though, in every 2-3 WEEKS? Do you have some links to this? My father had lung cancer some 20 years ago and still has problems. This would be really something useful to know more about. Thanks.

11. Thank you for sharing and be Blessed, Mtetar

12. Thank you again for being a beacon, a lighthouse in a world that sorely needs them.

    What never ages or dies?

    Why, it’s LOVE, silly!

    Be at peace,

    Paz

13. Wow! Interesting! Love the idea of my cells regenerating themselves!

14. hello oneanna65 its dennis the vizsla dog oh hay wow gud nooz abowt the body parts!!! less gud nooz abowt the brain i wuz hoping i mite git a noo wun soon!!! oh wel!!! ok bye

    1. You are okay Dennis, you don’t need a new brain. Bye sweete, ❤ .

15. Good to know we’re not as old as we sometimes feel. I agree with optimists like you; waking up each day is a bonus to be enjoyed for as long as we’re able. Thanks for your enduring smile oneanna65.

16. It really highlights the reality of impermanence, embrace the now!

17. Great post, thanks for visiting.Elisabet🌾

18. What an amazing body God gave us! God bless you sis, Diana

19. Hi, I think my comment got lost somewhere on the way… I would be very grateful, if you could give us some link about new lungs in every 2-3 week – my father had lung cancer 20 years ago and still has problems with it. Thanks.

20. The lung thing sounds a little hinky. Are you sure it’s 3 weeks? — YUR

    1. I have asked her about this 2x – my comments don’t appear here and she is not answering…

       1. Well, at least thank YOU for replying to me. I know she’s very busy, and the info is very positive, but some of it seems a little questionable to me. I don’t think the numbers can be a constant throughout our lives, because once we reach maturity we’re – more or less – in a constant state of slow (hopefully) decline. There is a quit smoking PSA, that runs on television, with similar positive numbers. If everything is true it makes for a good argument to avoid certain things, or at least to do them in moderation, so you don’t impede the regeneration. But then again, some things are pretty much out of our control, and eventually something is likely to get us.

          Thanks, Andrea!
          — YUR

       2. Hi YUR, let’s see if oneanna will reply and give us the references.

          I think the most important thing is what you right here: that the numbers can’t be constant. We all change, and we all change in various ways… But what we can do is to seek to control the possibly most things.

21. This is so encouraging! Thank you!

22. Thank you for following my blog and for liking “Smile.” Wow, I did not know most of those facts about the human body. Thanks for sharing them! 🙂

23. Would you please share the sources of this info with us? It sounds way too good and if what you write here is backed up, I would love to share your blog. Thanks.

    1. I Google it. 🙂 ! Hugs

24. These are pretty fascinating! And I always like good news!

    Thanks for the like on my site.

25. Hi oneanna65 Very interesting. Thank you for liking my poem Presence! Peace and Best Wishes. The Foureyed Poet

26. This is the kind of information that offers hope to those of us diagnoses with cancer. It offers the promise of “starting over” in terms of our bodies repairing themselves.

    Thanks for sharing and for stopping by my blog, Cancer Hits the Streets!

27. Thank you for liking my post “The Little Ones”. I wish you health, healing and blessing.

28. I found out how vulnerable eyes are last year, when I accidentally poked in to my right one with a finger. A stupid accident, being the begin of eye trouble that lasted for almost a year! Yuck! So I agree, let’s be especially careful with these especially vulnerable parts of our bodies… And keep our fingers out of our eyes!!! 😉

29. Very interesting post. Wish the brain could rejuvenate. My mum suffered a brain injury after an infection from surgery and has never been the same person since. So very sad

30. interesting stuff you’ve posted here! love it!
    btw, thanks for following my blog 🙂 and yes, now i’m following you too! if you didn’t pop in by me, i would have never found you 😉
    so glad to have met you!
    many blessings x

31. Super interesting! Thanks for liking my recent post!

32. How simply wonderful to learn! I’ll copy it and try to memorize it.

33. Oh, another sweet and thoughtful post! I really enjoy your posts! They are so inspiring and uplifting. Thank you so much for helping to add more sunshine to my day! 🙂

34. Quite informative !!