Not So Science, But There Is A Rare Scientific Case

FIF Science

Fetus in fetu (FIF): While the fetus is a viable organism with the potential to grow and develop into a living baby, fetu arises from an embryonic anomaly that refers to a non-functional, parasitic twin that has no potential for independent life.

Unlike a tumor, an abnormal growth of cells arises from uncontrolled cell division and does not resemble an organized body structure. FIF consists of organized, highly differentiated tissues, often including a vertebral column, limbs, and other body parts.

A fetus in fetu (FIF) is not considered alive. It is a parasitic mass that arises from abnormal embryonic development. Although it contains tissues like bones, skin, or organs, it cannot sustain independent life, lacking of functional brain or heart.

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FIF Myth

Being reversed infertile, Mary seems to have Jesus in FIF, half of his humanity nurtured from Mary, and the other half constitutes mysterious divinity and sins, which represents a bridge natural and supernatural world.

The other half only has short upper limbs and long legs, an illusional side of the world, where people live aimlessly and are numb to others’ existence. The main vessel with complete biological organs, like brains and hearts, stands on ethical ground in the world.

Disease, suffrage, and the ordeal are not locked in Pandora’s box. Fetus shows the potential humans have to bulldoze humanity, while Fetu delivers wisdom from its brain and empathy from the heart.