MIRACLE GEL HEALS TORN BODY TISSUES!

A REVOLUTIONARY synthetic biomaterial developed by scientists in Canada has proved durable enough to potentially aid repair of damaged human tissue — including hearts, muscles, and vocal cords — recent research suggests.

In what’s being hailed as a major advancement for regenerative medicine, a team from Montreal’s McGill University says they combined knowledge of chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering to create the injectable hydrogel.

Once administered, the team says, the man-made goo forms a porous but sturdy structure, which seems to stabilize damaged organs and tissues and allows live cells to pass through and make repairs naturally.