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Easy Ways to Transplant Organs
June 16th, 2010 | 
Author: Surgery to replace some damaged body organs with healthy ones is now a routine, and several thousand of such operations are performed every year around the world. Healthy replacements come either from people who have consented (or whose surviving relatives consent) to the medical use of parts of their body after death, or from living donors who are usually related to the person needing the transplant. Many state and national medical organizations will provide organ donor cards for those willing to donate their vital organs. Such organizations also help physicians to locate suitable recipients for donated organs.
The major problem with organ transplantation is that the body’s immune system treats any transplanted organ as if it were an infecting organism and tries to destroy it through the action of white blood cells and antibodies (immune system). An ideal transplant would have tissues identical to those of the organ it replaces. An organ transplant between identical twins, carries no risks of rejection because the tissues of such twins are a perfect match and do not provoke a response from the body’s defense system.
Miracle Vitamin C
A tremendous amount of research has proved that vitamin C is vitally important in overcoming infections, but the use of antibiotics-and greater profits made from their sale. In a single year no less than 45 research projects reported that vitamin C rendered harmless a wide variety of bacterial toxins, and inhibited the growth of whatever bacteria it failed to destroy; that its action was non-specific in that it was deadly to all types of viruses and bacteria; and that while small amounts could bring some immunity, huge doses were much more effective. When large quantities were given to guinea pigs already injected with bacteria, 99 per cent of the body cells showed evidence of bacterial destruction in a single hour.