How Wolverine's Healing Factor Works (With Science)

How Does Wolverine's Healing Factor Really Work According To Real Science?
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[@antonioaugustus3564]

He has a high immune system, high PH levels, high metabolism, more open proteins than a regular human. Plus his blood is way more potent due to these factors which make his healing factor are or more quicker than any man or woman, just look at more reptiles.. they heal and regrow things very fast. On the spiritual side he as more open amino acids within his dna/ rna to release those amino at an accelerating rate… and having a high testosterone helps out greatly for his mental and physical states.

[@Jordan-np2uu]

I would love to have this as a superpower.

[@ChinyereJesusOkebugwu]

You have it

[@gabrielkawa3477]

Same

[@catholicPrayers444]

not me then it will kill you over time

[@darkdovah78]

​@@catholicPrayers444 no you won't if you had a metal skeleton yeah

[@popra007]

I thought the healing factor is also a math coefficient that can be compared to humans average one, thus a simple flash wound that in humans take for example a month to completely heal, this X-man is healed in about 15-20 seconds so as it can be calculated at at least 50,000 times bigger!!!! :O

[@mattdemo6387]

What I have thought about why he could go heal so fast, Is that he's taking all the energy of stuff around him to grow so rapidly. Or every cell stitches itself together

[@tricktheorists]

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[@thegadflygang5381]

Best channel on the Tube. The analytic breakdown of the Dark Knight had me hooked, I will watch anything (although a Miller-esque Daredevil physio breakdown would be next level)

[@reddead4614]

Great facts by the way I love the explanation I didn't know a few things and this answered them. But we had a debate one time if wolverine got bit by a zombie would he heal and be immune to zombie infection? Or would the virus mutate with mutant cells? Lol just random talk but it turned into a good question during the debate.

[@5_sets_of_triangle_pasta]

Depends on the writer

[@michaelkantner6420]

He was implanted with a Brood queen egg, and his body immune system attacked it and killed it.

[@thewonderfullymadejaraid7015]

He has been infected with both vampirism and lycanthropy before, and his powers quickly neutralized both.

[@ZephyrBW]

I didn’t realize Wolverines healing factor was so advance he has with many people would kill and sell their souls, for he’s basically a fountain of eternal healing

[@davekisman2763]

Which metal implant is perfect for Wolverine? Adamantium or Vibranium?

[@noahpartic7586]

I think Vibranium since it's more lightweight & won't poison him.

[@Neutral_Tired]

Vibranium bones with adamantium claws, I'd say. Vibranium is great defensively but not as good as adamantium for weapons. Also, the significantly reduced amount of adamantium would reduce the adamantium poisoning and make his healing factor more potent.

[@mrbrownstone2731]

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[@FightingIsLife]

I don't get how Wolverine is considered a match for Hulk. Imagine the Hulk squeezes Wolverine, to the point where he crushes and bends his adamantium skeleton. Hulk should be able to do that with his immense strength. Now Wolverine is deformed, not dead but severely deformed. How does he go about rectifying that? 🤔

[@MG_Spy]

That's relying entirely on the assumption that Hulk can just consistently bend adamantium on a whim without a significant strength boost over what he has normally.

[@masterofreality5528]

​@@MG_SpyBut Hulk can shatter mountains and much more. How come adamantium is a peoblem for him? Is adamantium really that strong?

[@MG_Spy]

@@masterofreality5528 yeah, in terms of durability its right on par with Cap's shield, except adamantium is much heavier than vibranium. It's not _unbreakable_ and it can go blow for blow with weapons made of comparable materials, but straight brute force usually isn't gonna cut it unless you've pushed Hulk far past his base strength.

[@ivanbro1208]

dudes heals himself

[@Zero-tk1hb]

​@@MG_Spy Yeah really far, not even World War Hulk was able to break or bend Logan's bones

[@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile]

if molecules would move at that rate, him and the environment would catch fire :)

[@Zero-tk1hb]

Well in one of the comics his Adamantium claws begun to superheat. But that idea got scrapped because it didn't sit well with fans.

[@pillowman3704]

He still got his ability taken away by a regular human 😂

[@kaze6kinglewis867]

First

[@tricktheorists]

Thanks friend!

[@iLoveBigKnockers]

Then just starve him?

[@universal5459]

Litterally Yes. Well, kinda, it depends on the writer. He is prone to drowning and starvation but writers often make excuses like he hibernates or is revived post coming out of the water. I think currently, his abilities where changed to NOT be regeneration but to SURVIVE. similar to Darwin. Yeah... Its goofy

[@Neutral_Tired]

A couple of comments. I have to assume that, as well as a super-fast metabolism, he has a super-efficient one otherwise he'd starve to death. I've also wondered for a while how Wolverine manages internal bleeding. Given how many times he's been hit in the head, he's almost definitely had a brain bleed at one point or another and, considering his impenetrable skull, there'd be no way to get the blood out. He should be in a coma by now because his brain wouldn't be able to heal until the blood was drained and the pressure was alleviated

[@youtubestudiosucks978]

Ajin has the person recover from the biggest piece that's left when killed. He just recovers from the biggest piece that's left which is his skeleton

[@Neutral_Tired]

@@youtubestudiosucks978 forgive me but I don't really see how that answers either of my questions

[@reddead4614]

Great facts by the way I love the explanation I didn't know a few things and this answered them. But we had a debate one time if wolverine got bit by a zombie would he heal and be immune to zombie infection? Or would the virus mutat with mutant cells? Lol just random talk but it turned into a good question during the debate

[@outtaideas6974]

You would probably have to figure out what the virus does 1st so I guess it depends

[@zachampofo4945]

I recommend you looking up marvel zombies

[@Forsakenruler]

He won’t be infect for a few moments also he healing factor would be weaken

[@kashtalbert7750]

One time I cut my finger down to the bone it was healed in 2 days but he takes bullets like nothing

[@justin6024]

Does he feel pain like a normal person?

[@youtubestudiosucks978]

His nerves regenerate so every touch feels as brand new. You can handle a punch because you got used to it, but for him every punch feels at brand new.

[@reetakbhandari8484]

How serious discussion on a fictional character!

[@Ivantheterrible81280]

He’s part salamander?

[@23Boggzy]

How come when am the adamantium was removed, and then when wolverine was offered it back how come he didn't just get adamantium claws so that his healing Factor would be a lot better and it would just be a lot lighter? I know it's comics and a writers writing but just a curious thought.

[@youtubestudiosucks978]

The claws could get easy get ripped out if he didnt also do his hands which in turn would get ripped out with his arms, and then you go to his torso and eventually you'll just go back to his entire skeleton. It's easier to do it in 1 go in a day then partly over a few months or years.

[@23Boggzy]

@@youtubestudiosucks978 then that would be the same for x23

[@AllWithinReach91]

The adamantium suppresses his mutation. When he loses it, his mutation starts doing what it would have done the first time. Which is slowly turn him more animalistic and feral. This is explored in the comics I guess he decides he needs the adamantium to stay more human