Once Wang Xuejun said that, those in the know at the scene all fell silent.
Surprise was written on each of their faces as they looked at each other as if unable to believe their own ears, yet a similar shock was reflected on the faces of others as well.
Anyone with a basic knowledge of medicine and biology knows that human cells are divided into several different levels of maturity.
The more complex the function of the tissue cells, the higher the maturity, and the higher the maturity of the cells, the harder it is to regenerate. For example, brain cells are completely fixed after the age of seven in children, and any damage is utterly irrecoverable. But skin and muscle cells are different; even if severely damaged, they can still be restored.
The liver, kidneys, heart, and lungs, these internal organs, belong to highly mature bodily tissues, and according to modern medical logic, like the brain, they are entirely irrecoverable once damaged.
