Reptilian Humanoid Mummy Artemis Owns Metal Implants That Defy Any Kind of Hoax Allegations Due to Bone Tissue Integration
The observation regarding Artemis’s metallic implants being surrounded by bone tissue and the suggestion that it might be a result of a hoax involving lab-cultivated bone tissue is enough stupid.
Authored by Professor Artemis Stramboulis via Essay and Study on Bio-Material
Authored by Scott Norris Via National Geographic
Interesting how Artemis's metallic implants are surrounded by bone tissue.
It must have take the hoaxers ages to get that lab-cultivated bone tissue to grow enough to surround the metal. 😁 /s pic.twitter.com/mqgAAzzhTb
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The presence of metallic implants surrounded by bone tissue in Artemis’s mummy should melt the questions about the authenticity of the mummy. The fact that metallic implants can accumulate in bone tissue is a known phenomenon. Research has shown that metals from implants can be released into the surrounding bone tissue, affecting its stability and potentially causing issues like osteolysis. This indicates that the integration of implants into bone tissue is a complex process that involves considerations beyond just the presence of metal. In light of this information, the authenticity of a mummy cannot be definitively determined solely based on the presence of metallic implants surrounded by bone tissue but it’s a giant step forward the definitive answer. The process of cultivating bone tissue around metal implants is intricate and requires time, logic can’t be defied by interests in creating a scam from scratch, at same manner the logic behind creating a scam from scratch often exploits human psychology and vulnerabilities to deceive individuals into parting with their money or valuables. Scammers use various tactics to manipulate and trick people, taking advantage of cognitive biases and emotional responses to make their schemes appear legitimate but this , at this point, can not be that case.
The presence of such implants alone rules out the possibility of a hoax. Additional factors and evidence would need to be considered to ascertain the authenticity of a mummy beyond just the presence of metallic implants surrounded by bone tissue but it’s like done.
The scientific literature provides a robust foundation for understanding how metallic implants can indeed integrate with bone tissue through natural biological processes, rather than requiring the elaborate fabrication suggested.
Metallic scaffolds for bone regeneration have been extensively studied and developed to support the repair and replacement of bone defects. These scaffolds are designed to be porous, allowing for bone inductive growth factors to be loaded into the scaffold material. These growth factors are then released at the implantation site, promoting bone growth around and into the scaffold. This process is known as osseointegration, where the bone tissue forms a direct interface with the implant without fibrous tissue in between, leading to the stable anchoring of the implant.
The development of metallic scaffolds involves various manufacturing technologies, including powder metallurgy and rapid prototyping techniques. These scaffolds are often biochemically modified to enhance their suitability for implantation in load-bearing areas. The modification can include coating the scaffolds with proteins such as collagen, which accelerates osseointegration and enhances bone formation. This scientific approach to scaffold design and modification facilitates the integration of metallic implants with bone tissue, supporting the body’s natural healing processes rather than requiring artificially cultivated bone tissue to achieve integration.
Furthermore, the addition of therapeutic metallic ions to scaffolds is another strategy employed in bone tissue engineering. These ions can provide biological advantages, such as promoting the differentiation of stem cells into bone-forming cells and enhancing new bone formation. This indicates that the integration of metallic implants with bone tissue can be significantly enhanced through the strategic incorporation of bioactive materials and growth factors, supporting the natural bone regeneration process.
But what should really shock you is that the modern technique described just above isn’t fully modern at all….
Probably those humans had some sophisticated teacher from an academy of their epoch…
Inca surgeons in ancient Peru commonly and successfully removed small portions of patients’ skulls to treat head injuries, according to a new study.
The surgical procedure—known as trepanation—was most often performed on adult men, likely to treat injuries suffered during combat, researchers say.
A similar procedure is performed today to relieve pressure caused by fluid buildup following severe head trauma.
Around the ancient Inca capital of Cuzco, remains dating back to A.D. 1000 show that surgical techniques were standardized and perfected over time, according to the report.
Many of the oldest skulls showed no evidence of bone healing following the operation, suggesting that the procedure was probably fatal.
Perhaps the operation, even if successful, could not certainly stop any internal bleeding. Nothing strange.
But by the 1400s, survival rates approached 90 percent, and infection levels were very low, researchers say.
The new findings show that Inca surgeons had developed a detailed knowledge of cranial anatomy, said lead author Valerie Andrushko, of Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven.
“These people were skilled surgeons,” she said.
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While methods of trepanation varied over time, Inca surgeons eventually settled on a scraping technique to penetrate the skull without causing wider injury.“The skull was slowly scraped away, resulting in a circular hole surrounded by a wider area of scraped bone,” Andrushko said.
Some of the skulls had been perforated more than once, including one individual who had undergone the operation seven times.
In another unusual case, in which the patient did not survive the operation, a rectangular section of bone that had been removed was set back in place prior to burial.
The integration of metallic implants with bone tissue, as observed in the case of Artemis’s implants, is a well-documented phenomenon in the field of bone tissue engineering. It relies on the body’s natural healing processes and the strategic design of implants to promote osseointegration, rather than the need for lab-cultivated bone tissue to artificially create such integration, yet I can not see how and why a scientist with this kind of knowledge thought to create a hoax by hiding a forged mummy into a cave of Nazca, in Peru.
Here is a list of scientists and physicians who have studied some aspects of the tridactyl specimens, including their involvement and findings:
1. Surgeon Edson Salazar Vivanco – The first doctor to analyze tridactyl specimens, convened by the Inkari Institute in Cusco, February 2017.
2. Dr. Raymundo Salas Alfaro** – Took X-ray plates of the specimens and found no evidence of artificial assembly or modifications.
3. Surgeons Dr. Ramiro Hermoza Rosell and Dr. Renan Ramirez Vargas – Collaborated in the analysis of the specimens.
4. Dr. Julio Torres Espejo – A surgeon and internal medicine specialist, bone specialist, and head of “Social Security” in Cusco. He contributed to the study of the tridactyl specimens.
5. Dr. David Hermosa Góngora – Also contributed to the study, though specific details of his involvement are not mentioned.
6. Dr. José Jesús Zalce Benítez – A Mexican forensic doctor and head of the Department of Legal and Forensic Medicine at the Secretary of the Navy, Mexican Navy. He was involved in the analysis in April 2017.
7. José de la Cruz Ríos Lopez – A Mexican biologist who participated in the study alongside Dr. Zalce Benítez.
8. Dr. Konstantin G. Korotkov – A Russian professor of medicine who also took part in the analysis in April 2017.
These individuals have contributed to the examination and analysis of the tridactyl specimens, providing various insights into their nature and origins and you should be pretty sure that none of them would risk own career by falling by walking with own feet into a hole.
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