久々に、ゆっくりと、朝日新聞を読んでいたら・・・
再生治療研究のため、
マウスの頭蓋骨に直径５ミリの穴をあけた・・・・
ぎゃああああああああああああああああああああーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー
全員気絶
気絶から蘇って愚痴・・
マウスが（ひじょーに）痛がってるの、
見てわかるよね
たとえ知能は人間より低くても、
痛い、苦しい、という感覚は
同じようにあることは明白なのに・・・・
こういうこと、毎日やってると、
感覚が麻痺するだろうなー
マウスで慣れてるから、
人間の痛みや苦しみも、
特に、心に響かなくなるだろうなあ
こんな恐ろしい行為が可能なこの世界は、
邪悪な存在の支配下にあることを証明しているね。
医学研究室って、地獄なのね・・
人間がＸから人体実験されているのと、全く同じ状況だよ
で、神聖な生命体を故意に破壊して
地獄の苦しみを与える犠牲を払っての
再生治療研究結果は・・
再生治療をした場合、４週間後に頭蓋骨が９０％再生した
そのまま放置した場合、４週間後に頭蓋骨が２０％再生した
放置しても、再生してるでしょーが！！
４週間で２０％だったら、
２年放置すれば、完全再生するでしょ？
ただし、ストレスのない状態に置いてね。
英国のゴートン・ムーア さんみたいにね。
ゴートン・ムーアさんは、50年前に事故で失った頭蓋骨が、完全に再生されていたことを医師に確認されたのね。
脳を守るために、50年もチタンを入れられていたけど、ゴートンさんの登頂が突き出てきたので、外科医が手術でチタンを取り外してみると、事故で失った頭蓋骨のすべて（目から耳にかけて、写真のように、かなり広範囲の部分）が、チタンの下側にきれいに再生していたことを確認したのね。
だから、もうチタンを取り外したんだね。
ゴートンさんは、記念に、自分の頭に50年入っていたチタンを返してくれって頼んでるけど、病院側は返さないんだって！
外科医は頭蓋骨が再生されていたことを確認して、とても驚いたらしいけど、
体のすべての部分が再生するなんて、
動物にとっては常識なのにね。
どうして人間は、当たり前のことを知らないのかなあ。
真理は単純なのにね
ゴートンさんのことを記載した記事
The Telegraph より
10:47AM BST 06 Oct 2009
Gordon Moore, 72, had worn a metal plate to protect his brain for more than 50 years after he was involved in a car crash.
But when surgeons removed the titanium plate to treat an infection, they were astonished to find the had grown a new skull underneath.
A skull growing back is so rare there are no records on the number of times it has happened.
The whole smashed front section of Gordon's skull, from his eye to his ear, backwards to the top of his head, has regenerated.
It is understood there has been only one other discovery like this in the world.
Great-grandfather Gordon, who used to run a post office in North Shields, was expecting to wait months for a replacement plate.
Now, thanks to the medical wonder, he has been told he no longer needs one, and is enjoying a new lease of life.
Gordon, who now lives in Hexham, said: "I was amazed when they told me and obviously very pleased at the same time.
"They took the infected plate out and found I had grown a completely new skull underneath, so they just stitched me up.
"I've been reassured that everything is fine, but apparently it's very, very rare. They were totally amazed.
"I was being prepared to walk around with a safety helmet on for a few months, but now it's just not necessary.
"Although they say bone does grow through time, it's never half a skull like this. My new skull is the exact same shape as the metal plate.
"I've asked if they will give me the plate back as a souvenir, but I haven't received an answer yet."
Last year doctors discovered Gordon's metal plate was poking out of the top of his head.
When skin grafts failed to cover up the open wound, neuro-surgeons decided to remove the plate. And when they got him on the operating table in August,
they made the amazing discovery.
Medics at Newcastle's General Hospital have described the find as "extremely interesting" and believe further tests could be carried out on Gordon, who ran an off-licence on Shibdon Bank, Winlaton, Gateshead, until 1990.
Newcastle Hospitals consultant neurologist Param Bhattahiri was in charge of Gordon's treatment.
He said: "It was a great surprise to find the skull had grown back. You would expect it in a child, but not in an adult, certainly not an area of bone so big.
"I've never heard of anything like this, although I haven't reviewed all the literature on it.
"It's certainly very rare, but it's very rare to remove a metal plate after this period of time. I had never heard of one being taken out after more than 50 years.
"We had no idea what we were going to find underneath, but I didn't expect to find a new skull."
Experts are now waiting to perform more scans of Gordon's head to check the thickness and strength of the new bone.
Gordon said: "Everyone thinks it's great. I'm very lucky I suppose. I was told the metal plate would last me for the rest of my life. I never expected this to happen.
"I suppose I should be grateful to it because it has made the skull grow back.
"It's very strange to think I've had it in my head for so long, now I have to get used to life without a metal plate."
Great-grandfather Gordon previously hit the headlines when he became one of the first tourists to visit war-ravaged Iraq as a tourist.
Three years after Gordon's car crash he was involved in a collision with a lamppost. Gordon managed to avoid the impact of the steering wheel, but instead went head-first into a mirror, leaving a dent in his metal plate. His new skull follows the contours of the dent.
