The body then tells the cell what pages of the DNA to read and when it takes the place of a dying cell, it begins to function. Once in a while a cell gets old that hasn't been programmed, your body then puts out an enzyme that dissolves the protein layer and a white corpuscle gets recycles it. If a unprogramed cell gets away and replaces a dying cell, it can't be replaced until it dies. But it doesn t know what to do, because it doesn't know which pages of the DNA to read. One cell here and there doesn t hurt you, but if half your kidney is unprogramed cells your going to die of kidney failure.
Doctors call it a tumor and their answer is to cut out the tumor and throw it away.
Well if they cut your arm off and throw it away the body cannot rebuild it. Sew the arm back on and the body will do everything possible to rebuild it, even make new nerves and blood vessels to save the arm. If the body can get a bad cell to die and a good programmed cell to replace it, you go into remission. Doctors often use radiation and chemotherapy to kill bad cells. The only problem is those treatments cannot tell the good cells from the bad cells and tears up your whole system.