Throughout history, there have been many who have endeavored to find the Fountain of Life or to discover how to live forever. I will be doing a series on this topic.
The “Fountain of Life”
The term “Fountain of Life” is often associated with concepts of health and longevity, suggesting a focus on enhancing vitality and well-being. Some also associate it with living forever. There are even articles such as Can Humans Live Forever? by Molly Edmonds on the website science.howstuffworks.com.
The “Fountain of Youth” is also a term that is used suggesting living forever. Tales of the Fountain of Youth have been recounted around the world for thousands of years appearing in ancient writings, such as Herodotus (5th century BC), and Alexander Romance (3rd century AD). It is a mythical spring which supposedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks or bathes in its waters. Fountain of Youth wikipedia
The truth is that our Creator made our body to “Live Forever”, therefore, it isn’t preposterous to think that this is impossible. In the Bible there are records of people who lived well into their hundreds. In fact, in the beginning, the normal age span was between 600 to 900 years old. What happen? We will cover this in another newsletter.
The desire to live longer and with a fuller healthier life continues. Research, products, machines, pills, modalities, and1000’s of dollars are spent on the desire to live longer and better. YET, the truth is very simple and basic. There really is no mystery and it only comprises two aspects, and it already has been proven … to a limited degree.
The Two Essentials to LIFE
Life and health are simple. Aside from accidents and such factors, there are just two things our body needs to “live forever”, these are:
- Cleansing
- Nourishing
Our body systems are based on these two factors:
- We breath in oxygen, exhale carbon dioxide and other wastes
- We eat food, and excrete wastes
- Our blood goes to our cells to bring nourishment and take away wastes.
Cleansing and Nourishing are the two components that are essential to sustain, maintain, and continue life. I will talk more in detail on these two aspects next week.
An Experiment
Years ago, I read of an amazing experiment proving the possibility of that life could go on forever. Although I do not have the data about this experiment, it is worth sharing.
A scientist understood the principles of life and believed that cells could life forever, so he conducted an experiment to prove this. His hypothesis was that if our cells are cleansed and nourished adequately, they would not die. So he had live cells set aside and they were regularly cleaned and fed. He showed his assistants how to do this, and the experiment went on for years. This scientist eventually died, but his assistants continued to clean and feed the cells. They would not die. Eventually, for whatever reason, the assistants stopped cleaning and feeding the cells, and THEN they died.
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Amy Willis M.H., CTN