The negative aesthetic aspect of aging that most people identify with is actually a defective cell metabolism that develops gradually, over a period of time, and hence incorrectly related to chronological age. The other truth is that the undesirable effects of aging and its associated diseases are the result of malfunctioning at the cellular level.

When the body’s cells are unable to remove their daily metabolic waste material quickly enough, some of it is deposited in the cell membranes themselves. As if, the cell membranes become cellular “garbage cans”. The cells cannot get rid of all their own waste because the surrounding connective tissue is overloaded with other waste material (due to lymphatic blockage). This timely accumulation of waste becomes more pronounced and obvious over time, also leading to a disruption of the cells’ electrical communication *another topic.

The retained waste gradually interrupts the supply of oxygen, nutrients and bio water to the cells, thus promoting the compaction of cell membranes. For example: the cell membranes of a newborn baby are very thin, almost colourless and transparent, whereas, for example, a 70-year-old human has cell membranes (which are at least five times thicker than those in a baby’s body), the colour of the membranes is usually brown and in some cases even black.

This cell-degenerative process is what we commonly call “aging.” Even during aging, all cells in the body are routinely replaced with new cells, but the new cells are usually not much better than the old ones. Affected tissues or groups of cells become weaker and suffer from malnutrition, giving the new generation of cells a very poor start in life. The membranes of the new cells don’t even have a chance to develop into healthy young cells. As more and more cells and surrounding connective tissues become saturated with toxic substances, entire organs in the body begin to degenerate and function inadequately/improperly. The skin, which is the largest organ in the body, also begins to suffer from this process.

As a result, the skin loses some of its elasticity, changes its natural color, becomes dry and rough and develops blemishes. At this stage, the negative aspect of the ‘ageing’ process becomes apparent. This is also true for all degenerative diseases associated with ageing. It becomes obvious that aging, is a direct result of defective cell metabolism.

It has been shown that the function of the organoid, through the rehabotation of cell behavior, is dramatically improved. Cells begin to shed their “dark skin”, oxygen, nutrient and bio-water uptake increases, as well as cell vitality and efficiency, cells are young and dynamic again. This is the point at which the actual aging process changes and the positive aspects of cell rejuvenation: normalization of health and visible rejuvenation, begin to dominate.

Naturally, if you want to achieve outer beauty, you must first develop inner beauty. Here I want to emphasize with utmost importance that we are not talking about the accepted forms of detox, which rather harm the metabolism of the cells. We are talking here about the stripping off of the “old skin of each cell”, which leads to the rehabilitation of its behaviour.

Beauty and health begin in the cells … every single cell.