First, the magic happens, the bird grows taller
In the summer of 1994, the son of the French old lady Isha went to Martinique in the northernmost island of the Windward Islands in the western Pacific Ocean to do business, but Issa was 53 years old and suffering from severe osteoporosis, and considering his mother's health, the son could only take his mother Isha to Martinique with him. While working, he fell in love with a local girl and decided to make a home on the island. In this way, the son lived on the island with his mother Isa for 5 years.
Miraculously, Isa's legs, which had been tormented by osteoporosis, were gradually improving, and the clothes she brought from France were broken, which made Isa happy! But it also puzzled Isa. Before Isa could figure out what was happening to her, her son and daughter-in-law were killed in a storm while out to sea. Seeing her injuries, Isa decides to leave Martinique and return home. Back in France, my former friends and neighbors found that Isa had grown taller, she was 53 years old when she went to Martinique, how could she grow 5 cm taller? People talk about this wonderful phenomenon, some people speculate whether the water on Martinique is rich in calcium, and some even speculate that Isa was cast by the devil on the island!
Isa's bizarre story was learned by reporters, and the "Lyon Express" made a special report. Medical experts approach Isha and examine her thoroughly. After examination, doctors found that the gap between Isa's bone joints had long been closed. In the end, the doctor concluded: Isa was lying!
Isa was very angry at this conclusion, but she could not provide evidence to prove that she had grown taller, and before going to Martinique, she did not measure her height, which is not comparable. But in a television interview, Isa firmly believes that she has grown taller and that Martinique has mysteries that people have not explored. Issa's story was laughed off by most people, but the scientist Dr. Gleva became intrigued: if Isha 's story is true, finding the mystery of human growth from her will be a sensational discovery in the world. Dr. Gleward came to Lyon to meet Isa. Isha described what she saw and heard on Martinique: the inhabitants were tall, and even lizards, birds and butterflies were larger than their French counterparts. Listening to Isa's description of Martinique strengthened Dr. Gleva's desire to explore Martinique. In June 1999, Dr. Gleva and his assistant, Dr. Richarden, travelled by Isa to Martinique.
2. Hands-on verification, scientific experiments
Before setting off, Dr. Gleva measured the heights of the three in the laboratory to leave evidence for comparison. After arriving at the place where Isa lived, Dr. Gleward carefully observed and measured the area. As Isa describes, people here are generally tall, with adult men reaching an average height of 1.9 meters, adult women over 1.8 meters tall, lizards and birds all larger than France. Dr. Gleward then analyzed the diet of the locals and found nothing unusual. After living on the island for 3 months, Isa's height was measured and it was not found that she continued to grow taller.
Could it be that Isa was really lying? Isa also said that she did not understand this, before, she did grow a lot taller, but after returning here for 3 months, why did she not increase her height? Is it true that as people guessed, around the island, there are mysterious forces controlling everything? Back in France, Dr. Gleva published an article in Nature Quest entitled "Martinique – A Mysterious Island That Grows Tall", hoping to attract the attention of readers around the world. Soon, the information came back. Brazilian zoologist Fey said he began a two-year expedition to Martinique in 1981 and returned to find that he had grown 3 centimeters taller; The British traveler Mrs. Parker is almost 60 years old and has also grown 3 centimeters taller after two years of living on the island... Although strange phenomena have occurred on them, they do not attract attention due to their lack of research ability and the fact that they have lived on the island for several years before they have grown 3 centimeters tall. The miracle of "high rise" in Martinique began in 1948, and the lack of local research institutions and the fact that the local residents themselves were tall did not pay attention to this phenomenon.
These information convinced Dr. Greeva that the miracle that happened to Isa was real, and that Martinique had secrets that could make people grow taller. The reason why Isa did not grow taller when she went to Martinique later was because of her short stay. Synthesis, Gray believes that in order to explore the secrets of Martinique, you must live on the island for a long time. If you live on the island for a long time and grow taller, Martinique can "push higher" is more convincing. After gaining their faith, Dr. Gleva and Dr. Richard return to Martinique and vow to unravel its mysteries.
After taking root on the island, Dr. Gladward and Dr. Lilian set up a laboratory, and they focused on gravity, and Dr. Gladward boldly guessed that Martinique had a small gravity that caused the people here to be particularly tall. There is a scientific basis for the claim that gravity affects height. After two cosmonauts from the former Soviet Union stayed on the space station for half a year, each person increased their height by 3 centimeters, which is the result of weightlessness and reduced gravity.
Within a few months, they traveled all over Martinique and came up with exciting results – Martinique is indeed less gravitational than most of the planet! This shows that the key to the mystery of the island's growing taller is likely to be gravity.
After coming to this result, the cautious Gleward was not carried away by the excitement. He noticed the biggest contradiction in this conclusion - if small gravity alone can make people taller, then why did other places on Earth with small gravity not form a second Martinique?" There must be other factors, and one that affects a wide area. ”
After several years of research, they made no progress. But they were surprised to find that after living on the island for 3 years, their height increased slightly. At this time, Dr. Lilian asked, could it be because of radiation? In 1948, a foreign object may have fallen on Martinique or nearby waters, bringing radiation of unknown nature that "boosted" people's height. Glewa's conjecture is simple, if the radiation energy carried by a celestial object is large enough to affect the entire island, and it has a certain volume, it cannot fall silently without being detected by astronomical observation points. Martinique and its surroundings are not documented.
Third, the mystery is revealed, and the world is shocked
The Perré volcano is closely linked to Martinique's most tragic history. Perret is an undersea volcano hidden 200 meters below sea level, 500 meters northwest corner of the island. In 1947, the Perret volcano erupted, covering more than 1/6 of Martinique's land area with magma and eruption, destroying the northwest corner city of Saint-Pierre, killing 30,000 people in a matter of minutes.
Gleward and Lilian embarked on another journey to collect soil samples from various areas of Martinique, where it was found that the soil and moisture on Martinique contained much higher levels of manganese, zinc and fluorine trace elements than soil samples from other parts of the world. These trace elements are particularly pronounced in soils extracted from the area around Mount Perre, and can be inferred to be the result of magmatic ejections and ash drifting during volcanic eruptions.
Glewa's years of experience in human body growth told him that human growth is inseparable from trace elements such as manganese, zinc and fluorine. He carried out a series of experiments, he tested the content of trace elements in animal and resident blood samples, and obtained positive results - trace elements such as manganese, zinc, and fluorine are reflected in the specimens and blood!
After a series of studies, they finally came to the secret of the island's "high rise". Controlling human growth is human auxin, which is one of the adrenalines secreted by the anterior pituitary gland, which stimulates cartilage growth, promotes long bone growth and bone widening, and makes bones grow rapidly. After the average adult is 24 years old, the human auxin secretion stops, and the person stops growing. If the body's auxin secretion is insufficient, it will cause short stature. If the human body continues to secrete auxin in adulthood, then the person's figure will continue to grow. The underground magma of Mount Perre, at high temperatures, synthesizes trace elements such as manganese, zinc and fluorine into special substances that promote the secretion of human auxin. This particular substance was soaked into Martinique's soil and moisture with volcanic eruptions.
After this special substance is consumed, it will be absorbed by the pituitary gland, quickly stimulate the formation of eosinophils in the pituitary gland, promote the secretion of human auxin, effectively activate the bone marrow cell body, and promote the regeneration of cartilage membrane to achieve increased effect. This explains why the islanders continue to grow taller as adults. And the growth of animals, like the human body, is also controlled by auxin, so it is not surprising that animals are large.
Isha just lived on the island for 5 years to grow 5 centimeters tall, and then came to the island to live for 3 months and no longer grow tall, Gleeva believes that this is related to the time Isa lived, adult height is catalyzed by special substances, human auxin can continue to secrete, but the amount of this human auxin secretion is relatively small, only on the island for many years, the effect of human growth is obvious. Coupled with the small gravity of the island itself, the ingenious combination of the two creates a unique heightened island on Earth.
In April 2010, Gleward and Lilian brought their results to the world on the show "Discovery", unveiling the mystery of Martinique to the world. They also proved the wonders of Martinique with their own changes. The audience was amazed when they learned that Dr. Glewa, 64, and his assistant, Dr. Richard, 57, had miraculously gained 8.25 cm and 6.6 cm in eight years on the island!
Written at the end [Sun]:
Martinique really exists, students who want to grow taller, discuss whether to go to Martinique together? Leave the city of "rolls" and live a comfortable life of fishing and hunting!