Entropy Tao Immortality: I Use the Laws of Thermodynamics to Cultivate Immortality

Chen Shang, a Ph. D. In engineering thermophysics, laughed out loud when his third SCI manuscript was rejected, and then he did something that all his colleagues thought was crazy—— He regarded cultivating immortality as a research topic. "The second law of thermodynamics says that the entropy of an isolated system never decreases. In other words, everything will eventually go to chaos. Including lifespan." "But what if the human body is not an isolated system?" Chen Shang rummaged through the Taoist canon and Buddhist scriptures, read "Zhou Yi Shen Tong Qi" side by side with mitochondrial biology, and finally derived an astonishing conclusion: The summary of experiences gained by Taoist practitioners three thousand years ago accurately corresponds to the discoveries of modern molecular biology. "Building the foundation" = optimizing the negative entropic flow of matter and reducing the metabolic entropy load. "Marrow washing" = activates autophagy and removes structural entropy accumulation. "Kai Zhi" = improve neuroplasticity and reduce information entropy. "Golden elixir" = five layers of negative entropy flow resonance, the human body system reaches the global entropy minimum. He has no golden fingers, no ancient inheritance, only a heart rate monitor, a lancet, and a whiteboard filled with formulas. Then he regarded himself as the first experimental subject. After two weeks, inflammation markers dropped by 62.5%. After one month, biological age regresses by 1.7 Years. Three months later, a 103-year-old Taoist priest came to the door in person—— "Did you write 'Tao Xin' into a formula?" There is no golden finger in this book, no inheritance from heaven, no overnight enlightenment. Only a serious man from science and engineering used the second law of thermodynamics, molecular biology and an iron pot to solve the matter of cultivating immortality—— Figured it out. [This book is purely fictitious, any similarities are purely coincidental]