In my 30 years of practice, I was always fascinated by the conversations with very old and yet healthy patients. I distinctly remember a 91-year-old lady who had walked 3 kilometers to my practice because she had back pain.
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Have you ever wondered how your body knows when to sweat, when to sleep, or even when to start repairing a paper cut? The answer lies in an invisible but extraordinary process known as cellular communication.
At its core, cellular communication is how the trillions of cells in your body talk to each other. Yes, they talk—not with words, but with tiny chemical signals. These signals can be hormones, nutrients, proteins, or even electrical impulses. They carry important instructions like “grow,” “repair,” “protect,” or “rest.”



