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Disabling their ability to create toxins and other factors that destroy human tissues by doing that it essentially weakens the microbes to the point where our own immune system can wipe them out the goal here is not to eradicate all microbes in or on the body we need a lot of our microbes. it's a lot of hard. but the researchers believe the effort is worth it. meanwhile eko heart eisler has been at the clinic in tbilisi for 2 weeks in germany he had faced the prospect of surgeons removing his breastbone because of injection problems. now he's undergoing phage treatments 5 times a week. the mat...

For this? >> you're looking at science hope versus science reality. the hope is that years from now you can unfreeze, thaw out, they'll cure whatever is wrong with you and you carry on as if it were the next day. essentially when somebody dies, they try to keep the body alive as much as they can. they pump the blood through the body, inject you with blood to make sure it doesn't clot. they switch out the blood with a type of antifreeze for the body. they cool the body down, then ship her to detroit and put her in the cryogenic chamber, from there they freeze them. hopefully years from now they...

Wanted to know? >> continue with your little program. >> it was too easy. there should not could be a whole new way to truly grow back your hair? >> it's an exciting discovery. it's one of the first time i think adults can be regenerating a human organ in human tissues. >> scientists said they were able to transplant cells together, and hair actually grew. they say the research is still in the early stages, but as a positive sign. according to the international society of hair restlation surgery, 65% of women and 80% of women show some signs of hair loss at the age of 60. >> columbia? >> yes. ...

>>guest: it has been a continuous growth rate since friday evening. >>neil: i don't much about these geiger counters but they would pick up trace amounts, right? so could people overreact? could they have a slight read and suddenly they are going nuts? >>guest: if you get a slight read you are talking about breathing in air that has contamination. and radiation that is in jeffed through breathing or eating or drinking that is a different threshhold and even small amounts and weak radiation can be hazardous to 13 human tissues. >>neil: the incident in japan notwithstanding i am told you would g...

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