During his inspection, Russian scientist Anatona Bronkov accidentally discovered a bacteria that had survived for 3.5 million years. After experiments, he determined that this bacteria could help humans prolong their lifespan, so he named it "Immortal Bacteria".
In 2013, Bronkov injected the "immortal bacteria" into his body despite the dissuasion of people around him. Two years later, Bronkov said that he felt much stronger than before, and now he was like a young man in his 20s.
A German female model named Manush heard about it and quickly found Bronkov and asked the other party to inject immortal bacteria into her. Afterwards, Manush said that his condition was much better than before, and even his skin was smoother.
The speeches of the two people immediately attracted the attention of the whole world. Everyone couldn't help but be curious: What is the origin of this bacteria? Can it really delay aging and prolong life?
thm has to start from 2009.
That year, when Professor Anatona Bronkov was inspecting the frozen landforms in the mountainous areas of Siberia, he accidentally found a very well-preserved mammoth body in the permafrost layer.
Out of curiosity, Bronkov brought the mammoth back to the laboratory. After dissection, Bronkov discovered that the mammoth's fur and internal organs were well preserved, and traces of grass were found on its mouth. Scientists speculate that it is very likely that the mammoth accidentally fell into the ice cave while eating grass.
You should know that Siberia is an extremely cold place with an average annual temperature below 0℃. When it is the coldest in some areas, the temperature can be as low as minus 70℃. The frozen soil layer there does not melt all year round. The moment the mammoth falls in, it immediately becomes frozen, so its remains can be completely preserved until now.
In fact, in the permafrost layer in Siberia, scientists often find the remains of mammoths, but even the internal organs are preserved very well, which is the first time I have encountered it. If it weren't for the global warming of , the permafrost began to melt, and the mammoth would have been sealed underground forever.
The discovery of the complete mammoth remains was enough to make Bronkov excited. Unexpectedly, what shocked him was still there.
Bronkov actually found signs of life on the head of a mammoth. This is strange. The mammoth creature has become extinct in the Ice Age, about 3.5 million years ago. After so long, it is incredible that there are signs of life on its body!
To figure out the reason, Bronkov conducted in-depth research. Finally, he found a living bacteria on the head of a mammoth, which is very similar to the living Bacillus common in our lives, so Bronkov named it Bacillus F.
Bacillus is a common beneficial bacteria in aquatic products and plays an important role in the process of treating water quality. It can decompose macromolecular substance into available small-molecular substances, and then release highly active decomposition enzymes, thereby reducing organic oxygen-consuming substances in water and preventing water quality from deteriorating.
What surprised Bronkov even more was that this Bacillus F is the same age as a mammoth, which means that the bacteria have existed for at least 3.5 million years.
This discovery made Bronkov gasp. It was a miracle of life to be able to survive such a long time in such a harsh natural environment. Bronkov then gave it a more intuitive name, "Immortal Bacteria."
Looking at this tenacious bacteria, a bold idea came to Bronkov's mind.
He wants to inject Bacillus F into the human body to see what changes it will bring to the human body and whether it can help people realize their dream of immortality.
However, no matter how much I think about it, this is an unknown bacteria. Although Bronkov was filled with the fierce blood of the fighting nation, he did not dare to inject it into the human body rashly.But after having this idea, Bronkov could no longer sit still and began to experiment on animals and plants.
Bronkov first injected Bacillus F into several common plants, and then found that as soon as the bacteria arrived in the plant, they immediately showed a vigorous upward trend. Under its influence, the originally weak plants can withstand the test of various extreme environments well. After experiencing wind, frost, rain and snow, they still grow well, which is much higher than those plants without Bacillus F injections, and have stronger pest resistance. The result of
was so excited by Bronkov. Then, he also conducted an experiment on the small animals. He found an elderly mouse and injected Bacillus F into its body. Unexpectedly, the jealous mouse, who was already old and weak, quickly became stronger.
What's more amazing is that the guinea pig actually recovered its fertility. Bronkov found another female mouse and paired it with it. The female mouse successfully conceived and gave birth to a healthy baby mouse.
Then, Bronkov injected bacteria into the body of fruit fly , and found that the mobility of fruit fly has also been greatly improved. Bronkov did not observe any side effects when he was experimenting on animals. These experimental results surprised Bronkov and made him more convinced that this bacteria has the function of accelerating the repair of human cells and may really prolong life.
However, based on these experimental results in animals and plants alone, it cannot be used to infer that Bacillus F can also play a role in the human body. Bronkov needs more theoretical support.
Subsequently, Bronkov investigated the geographical distribution of the population in Siberia. As we all know, there is a world-famous longevity village in Siberia, where elderly people over 100 can be seen everywhere. Bronkov discovered that there are many Bacillus in the groundwater that people in Siberians drink.
He speculated that these bacillus came from the melting of the permafrost layer, and people lived so long because they drank these water with Bacillus.
After investigation, Bronkov's belief became stronger and stronger. He was eager to inject Bacillus F into the human body to see if it would produce the same amazing effect.
so, Bronkov began to look for volunteers who were willing to accept this experiment, but he repeatedly encountered walls. Everyone chose to stay away from this bacteria that was 3.5 million years ago, for fear that it would end its life. There was no way, so Bronkov had to go on the battlefield and do experiments on himself.
At that time, other scientists advised Bronkov not to take risks. If there was any accident, it would be too much of a loss. But Bronkov had made up his mind, and no matter what others said, he was not shaken at all. In this way, in 2013, Bronkov finally injected Bacillus F into his body.
Two years later, Bronkov appeared in front of the media again, and he said proudly: "My body has not shown any abnormality. On the contrary, I still feel that I am getting stronger and stronger. Moreover, I have never been sick in the past two years."
Although Bronkov spoke passionately, industry insiders in the scientific community are always skeptical about his words, because Bronkov in front of them looks no different from the elderly of this age, and there are not much white hair on his head and wrinkles on his face.
Although Bronkov's conclusion has been questioned by many parties, this does not prevent anyone from begging for him. Manush, a 45-year-old female model from Madrid, Germany, is one of them.
We all know that for models, the face and body are crucial. The body can be maintained well through dieting and exercise, but the aging of the face is always powerless. Previously, in order to retain a youthful face and delay aging, Manush had made a series of attempts, but the results were always unsatisfactory.
So, when she heard that a Russian scientist discovered an immortal bacteria that could delay aging, she felt that she suddenly saw the light of hope.
Later, after several twists and turns, she found Bronkov, asked him to inject immortal bacteria into himself, and repeatedly promised that she was willing to bear all the consequences. Bronkov then gave her an injection.
After a while, Manush said in an interview with the media: "It's really incredible. My physical condition is getting better and better, and even my skin has become much more delicate. I am really so happy!"
With Manush's testimony, many investment companies immediately found Bronkov, claiming that they are willing to invest in his laboratory, hoping that after the experiment is successful, they will get a share of it.
At that time, many scientists were eager to try this. They asked Bronkov to come up with a sample of Bacillus F, trying to conduct decomposition and research experiments from the genetic level to see if it is really as magical as Bronkov said.
However, the result was very disappointing. No scientist could extract any anti-aging or immortality gene fragments from Bacillus F, and only found that Bacillus has the effect of inhibiting the production of Salmonella.
So, the question is, is this a scene directed and acted by Bronkov? However, Bronkov and the female model were swearing, and they didn't seem to be lying. Moreover, judging from their mental state, it seems that it is indeed pretty good.
Scientists analyzed that the reason why both of them feel that they have become younger may be the result of psychological hints. Our body and mind are a whole and inseparable. Once a person is full of hope, his mood will become good and his physical condition will improve accordingly. Once hope is lost, the body will collapse.
But these are just scientists' speculations. No one of us knows what the effect is. Maybe in a few decades, it will be self-evident.
However, in Europe and the United States, many health products under the banner of Bacillus have begun to be sold publicly, which inevitably makes people suspect that this is just a hype.
In fact, if you think carefully, you will find that Bronkov's set of rhetoric still has many loopholes.
First of all, Bronkov is not an expert in the field of biology . His job is just a professor of frozen landforms. As the saying goes, traveling across is like a mountain. This layman who came from halfway through a journey has determined that Bacillus F has the effect of delaying aging based on just a few experiments, and obviously lacks convincingness.
In fact, Bronkov was not the first scientist to discover surviving bacteria in the remains of ancient organisms. Before that, scientists successfully resurrected ancient bacteria found in glaciers or permafrost and also achieved certain research results. However, no scientist has ever linked these bacteria to immortality.
Secondly, the reason why Siberians live long is the result of the combined effect of multiple factors. First, because the climate there is cold and people are in a low temperature environment all year round, the body's metabolism of will slow down, the body will be more prone to anti-aging, and naturally it will be easy to live longer. Second, because Siberia is far away from the city and has good air quality. In addition, this is closely related to their eating habits and good mentality.
This shows that if we simply attribute the reason why people in Siberia live longevity to Bacillus F, it is obviously a bit untenable.
文0Eternal life has always been a dream of mankind and a tireless pursuit. From ancient times to the present, from home to abroad, the attempt to immortality has never stopped.
In ancient times, Qin Shihuang sent alchemists overseas many times just to get the immortal medicine; Emperor Wu of Han was deceived many times in the pursuit of immortality, but he still did not give up, and even became more and more courageous; Emperor Jiajing even took the elixir as food.
Nowadays, there are also many institutions studying immortality, and scientific research results such as cloning technology , human cell telomeres, coenzyme I are emerging one after another.
Although no one can predict when humans can achieve immortality, it is undeniable that with the improvement of medical standards and the development of science and technology, people's life span has indeed been extended.
But calm down and think about it, the matter of immortality is really beneficial and harmless. Is it worth pursuing people so tirelessly?
Imagine that one day, human beings will really gain eternal life. With the increasing population, can our earth really carry so many people? How many creatures in the world are on the verge of extinction due to human intervention?
Just think about it for a moment and you will feel it is terrible.
birth, old age, sickness and death are inevitable cycles in nature. The mountains and rivers that remain unmoved also have their time to collapse; the sea also has the day when they become mulberry fields, and even the earth and the sun have their end.
So, how can such a small human being escape the laws of nature?
The shortness of life will certainly bring us regrets, but as long as we can cherish every day, every minute, and every second we live, enjoy the beauty of life, feel the cycle of the four seasons, watch the clouds roll and unfold, and watch the tides rise and fall, it is also a kind of beauty.
Instead of spending time and energy on those illusory things, it is better to live a limited life more exciting. When leaving this world, it is enough to leave no regrets.
What do you think about this?
