Rhonda Patrick· PhD
So, the way that cells talk to each other, they don't get on the phone, all right? They don't have that. But they use chemicals that they generate, spit out, and then the guy next door says, "Oh, that's what you want."
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So, the way that cells talk to each other, they don't get on the phone, all right? They don't have that. But they use chemicals that they generate, spit out, and then the guy next door says, "Oh, that's what you want."
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So, what does that mean? Well, that mean, obviously, cells are screaming murder because, I mean, something happened to them. So, they send out signals. "Hey, we need to do something."