A molecule has been discovered which can repair heart damage
It was already known that the heart does repair itself but it does it very slowly over a long period of time. Individuals who suffer a heart attack or some other damage typically have reduced heart function for the rest of their lives due to the very slow regeneration rate. The discovery of this new kind of RNA 'Singheart' seems to be a trigger for the regeneration process by the heart.
Heart failure is a common illness from which there has not been found a cure. These new discoveries may lead to a cure for heart failure and save the lives of patients who need a heart transplant. Patients who include individuals like C.T. Fletcher, the famous body builder and motivational speaker who may be able to benefit if a treatment is available in time.
References
National University Health System. (2017, August 21). Repairing damaged hearts with self-healing heart cells: Researchers discover a new molecule, 'Singheart,' that may hold the key to triggering the regeneration and repair of damaged heart cells. ScienceDaily. Retrieved September 17, 2017 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/08/170821094253.htm
Just yesterday I read that there might be a way to boost immune system through gene alteration in order to help fight cancer. Today I'm reading an article about a molecule that can repair heart damage. What a time to be alive! :)
But i want to be alive without going through all this :)
@Dana-edwards Informative Sharing !
Heart Attack life Style and Remedies ...
Useful information thank you !
Wow, this brought tears to my eyes, respect to all single mothers.. Your mum is indeed a super woman! Thanks for sharing.
let me feed your writing
I like this. thank you @dana-edwards
hi @dana-edwards i like this post, because your post is very useful, follow , upvote and resteem my post ..
Thanks for sharing that really useful information,very relevant to me as i suffer with heart problems.
This post is a bit short, i would like to hear more and not by reading scientific article :)
Unfortunately I don't have a background in medicine to provide the most accurate and detailed information. I'm merely reporting the results.