This theory involves using a virus to guide the cells into position using the immune response, possibly changing them into stem cells, then fusing them therein, with either cellulose or another bonding agent, or stimulation of the ordinary paths ordinarily taken by cells to form a gland , an exocrine gland since it ravages the cells within it to release any solution. The virus will travel through the body, infecting each cell and doing nothing aside from simply adding a chemical marker to the telomere's base, that it will be released when the cell expires from age, and this chemical marker, activates the newly hewn gland. This gland then releases a new stem cell to replace the cell slain by age, thus keeping the body constant, unfading.
As depicted by the diagram, the virus can manipulate the immune pathways, drawing cells near, then chemically change them into a stem cell or leave them as they are, bonding them into a gland by momentarily permeating the cell wall, then hardening it, or by releasing cellulose from the cell through conversion of glucose.
The Virus binds a harmless chemical marker into the chromosomal telomere, deep enough to signify age.
Activated by the chemical marker, the gland shreds one cell to release the components to create another,
or activates division in a cell by releasing enough cell division activators (foxo3 among others including that which is present in mitosis) to create a new cell to replace the age claimed cell, thus keeping the body's cell number level, and the body young.
