▼ Do you learn the DNA motion in the cells, that is not in the textbook?

 Its in the animation.

From the nucleus?

Maybe they didn't really saying that, but you look closely, you will find out that is from inside of the cell to the outer side of the internal cell structure.

Do you feel intuitive about the blood, bones, muscles and tissues these topics?

I used to learn them in the school, we took the tests on them. I think its in the middle school. We exam them in details.

So when you reading the curezones, they just come in degree of your fresh memory?

No, the stage works of my experiment is by differents part of the body. Curezone gives everyone a protocol, but I study different parts of the body, especially my eyes. So it is a later work to compile to you all, when you see it all, you thought I know everything by the first day, that is not true. I work on it 8 years long, and its 8 years, I haven't touch any of these liver flush stuffs, because I am online with everyone's phone with the movies things turn real, running in front and running behind with Time. To be honest, you just ask me, to answer you a question, just about every subjects. If you can hand me a textbook, I can read it the first, we go by together?

You can memorize it the first time, if we go reading a textbook together?

If I already learn it, I will memorize the specific English words how to say those parts of the cells terms, right now, those are empty. Plus if you speak in English, you pronounce to me, I will remember it by listening. My listening now is stronger than I can read things.

So when you say the flesh, bone, nerves or ligament, how do you see them inside?

They glue together with bloods in between them? Its actually diagram in the muscles session of the any health class photograph. Its a muscle of your arm, or a leg, you can see well built muscles.

I don't see any of those stuffs.

You can just purchase them in the medical school bookstore, they have those on sale I think as the posters.

Have you done the dissection?

Not on the human.

Muscles are beneath the skin?

Correct.

So the surface skin, are like we scap our knee on the road?

Correct.

We bleed?

If deep enough, you will bleed.

I don't see it takes a lot of efforts to bleed. 

The surface skin is just on the surface, like your lip in the winter ever use your hand to peel your lip skin, and the blood just coming out, coming out, coming out? I always do that, and the blood are so much to coming out on the tissue paper, your lips are all red you see, you just tear apart your lips, you know that is entire red things on blood.

Like a kiss to feel?

No. you don't kiss on the lip, you kiss inside the mouth.