This blog is coupled with the June 2018 webinar.
KREB’S BICYCLE WISDOM: You should never rely on thirst to dictate water consumption because it lags the real effect. Calculating your total body water deficit is another way to try to measure how badly your engine (TCA/urea cycle) is working. Total body water is a function of metabolic rate and state of the mitochondrial matrix. We covered this in the April 2013 webinar. By the time thirst kicks in, your serum osmolarity is already impaired. Dehydration is a major cause of daytime fatigue as well, and dehydration slows your metabolism by 2-3%. As time goes on this imbalance can steepen dramatically in a person in an altered environment. In fact, just a 2% drop in total body water can cause neurologic changes to show up. How do I know this? I am a neurosurgeon, and we see these swings all the time in trauma cases and brain tumors that are associated with syndromes called SIADH, cerebral salt wasting syndrome, and diabetes insipidus. They are related to vasopressin. Now think about what I mentioned in the April 2013 webinar for our members. Are you beginning to connect any dots that dehydration and nnEMF may be linked? Could this be why modern humans are afflicted by the opiate crisis? Look at the picture below. To understand how we work you need to see how the pieces fit.
Beta-endorphin is made via POMC and solar exposure of the eye as I showed in my Vermont 2017 video on youtube. Morphine is an exogenous opioid that is used for people in pain. People deficient in solar exposure in the IRA, UVA, and UVB ranges have more pain and require more opioid drugs than those who get outside with the skin and eyes exposed to sunlight more often. This implies morphine dosing is not properly quantized to the light we live under and may lead to collateral effects that could cause bad signaling and lead to addiction. How is this information transferred from the sun to tissues in our brain to lead these diseases? It occurs on waterways in the brain called CSF water networks. The human brain is surrounded by a sea of CSF made almost entirely of water and salt. It happens to be loaded with H+ isoform of hydrogen made from the the blood plasma by the choroid plexus.
The latest piece of data I unleashed in Vermont 2018 (above) is that when the electric topologic charge of water is altered we can absorb more UV light in water. This has big implications for the creation of melatonin from tryptophan in our bodies to optimize autophagy to restore proper functioning of mitochondria as we sleep. What happens when we live a life based around modern blue light and not the sun?
Mitochondria function declines.
We get the opiate crisis and we get serious changes that occur in the blood plasma that lead to problems that do not allow proper signaling between mitochondria and nuclear DNA. As a result, the mtDNA cannot keep the nuclear DNA quiet, and as a result, ubiquitination rates rise. This means the body needs more methionine, since it is the start signal for mRNA translation in ALL EUKARYOTES on Earth for the last 600 million years. It is a real big deal as people found out in my Vermont 2018 talk.
Synthetic opioids affect a posterior pituitary hormone called vasopressin. Vasopressin (VP), or antidiuretic hormone, is secreted in response to either increases in plasma osmolality (very sensitive stimulus) or to decreases in plasma volume (less sensitive stimulus). As such, larger numbers in osmolality indicate a greater concentration of solutes in the blood plasma. Normal human reference range of osmolality in plasma is about 275-299 milli-osmoles per kilogram.
Calculated osmolarity really is tellng us about salt content of the blood, glucose content and the urea content of the blood = 2 Na + Glucose + Urea ( all in mmol/L). Urea is often found as BUN on a lab. This is why I am always so interested in people’s BUN/creatine ratios. It tells me a lot about how their urea cycle and blood plasma are operating.
In normal people, increased osmolality in the blood which will stimulate secretion of antidiuretic hormone (ADH is vasopressin). This will result in increased water reabsorption, more concentrated urine and less concentrated blood plasma. Morphine tolerance is mediated by complex formation between the vasopressin 1b receptor, β-arrestin-2, and the μ-opioid receptor as the picture below shows.
Why is this important? All opiates affect vasopressin release from the posterior pituitary. It is tightly controlled by light and dark cycles.
Consider the following: Codeine is an opioid analgesic used for moderate to severe pain. Its analgesic effect is dependent on the conversion to morphine and morphine-6-glucuronide because the binding affinity of codeine to μ (mu) opioid receptors is 200-fold less than that of morphine. This means use of morphine really cause massive changes to serum osmolality of our CSF and blood. When salt is present in water is absorbs more UV light spectrum. This affects the size of the exclusion zone in the blood plasma. As my members found out in Vermont 2018 this has MASSIVE implications for wellness. When opiates are used in patients this is why the gut function is so disrupted. The change in salt content, ruins the gut peripheral clocks that are supposed to turnover every two days. This is why they cause constipation and lethargy are frequent side effects of opiates.
The side effect profile, such as nausea, vomiting, hypotension, tachycardia-bradycardia, confusion, imbalance, headache, dizziness, fatigue, urticaria, ureteral spasm, reduction in micturation, and the very rarely seen tonic-clonic seizures and respiratory depression is quite wide because of this effect of UV light on water in your blood.
However, some of the symptoms observed during the use of codeine/morphine such as nausea, vomiting, headache, fatigue, confusion, and seizures can also be the symptoms of hyponatremia too. Hyponatremia is a lack of salt (sodium) in the blood plasma. This affects the release of vasopressin from the posterior pituitary where there is no blood brain barrier. Neurosurgeons have to deal with a condition called SIADH. This is a disorder of water networks in the blood and CSF that can be deadly.
The syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) was first described in 1957 by Schwartz and colleagues in two lung cancer cases that showed urinary sodium loss. You learned in the May 2018 webinar that apoptosis has to be inhibted and ECT speeds have to be kept elevated by raising oxygen levels distal to the ATPase to pull electrons along.
Cancer cells have to use oxygen to do this because cytochrome 1 is usually destroyed from blockades to repair the NAD+ levels there. When NAD+ levels drop cells have to reduce oxygen levels to protect themselves from a highly proloiferative state. When all the back systems to make NAD+ are inactivated, cells will use oxygen to increase ECT speeds and this pushes us closer to cancer. This is why SIADH was first seen in two cancer cases in the 1950’s. The last back up system for cytochrome one was shown in Vermont. Tryptophan catabolism is capable of making NAD+ but it needs sunlight and a fully functional Kreb’s bicycle to do it. In cancer, both of these are lost. The implications of the Vermont 2018 will continue to reverberate for a long time for you members now.
SIADH is characterized by hyponatremia, inappropriately increased urine osmolality, increased urinary sodium losses, and decreased serum osmolality in a euvolemic patient without edema. Excess water retention in the ECF space is the main problem in SIADH and therefore dilutional hyponatremia develops. The water retained by the blood plasma is not the same water that a mitochondria makes or that you drink. This should get you thinking about why the opiate crisis is linked to technology and and a lack of AM sun. It turns out nnEMF and a lack of sun mimic the effects of opiates by depleting us of salt. Excess glucose in the blood does the same thing. Tecnology causes amplification of blood glucose because of the effect on AMPk pathways as Nora Volkow showed in 2011 with cell phone use.
WHAT ABOUT THE WATER WE DRINK?
Does it affect our CSF and blood and the metabolic pathways a cell can use??
Yes in many ways.
The water you drink should be un-fluoridated and COLD! If you have a mitochondrial redox issue making it deuterium depleted helps. You might be beginning to understand how the quilt was built now. Limiting fluoride increases the size of the EZ in water networks in us. Water then is cold carries more oxygen and electrons in it to enlarge the EZ in water. DDW can former larger exclusion zones and build redox power quickly in sunlight. What is the effect of oxygen in a cell in this case? Look at the picture below carefully. Oxygen changes mitochondrial function based upon the redox state of the mitochondria. This is why I told you redox power is the key to understanding how we work and not food.
Mitochondria need oxygen and electrons when the redox potential is high so they can operate the TCA and urea cycle well. When the redox potential is lowered for any reason, mitophagy is impaired, and oxygen becomes a toxin because more ROS is made because slowed ECT speeds leave too much oxygen in places in the matrix too make too many free radicals. Too many free radicals lead to improper optical signaling in cells. This is one way we deplete our stem cell supply. This is another aspect of why cancer is a killer. If you cannot recover apoptosis and ECT speeds with sunlight and the creation of water in your mitochondria you inhibit apoptosis while you ALSO depleting your stem cells depots of there life force.
This causes us to use up the enzymes catalase and glutathione as a buffer inside our cells. Glutathione is made from 66% sulfated amino acids. Cysteine is the most RARE amino acid. Sunlight makes sulfhydryl groups in our blood as I showed in Vermont in 2017 and 2018 talks. This makes the anions in your blood that help you create UV light from deuterium to create melatonin to optimize mitophagy.
This means that TCA and urea cycle function at Kreb’s bicycle can indirectly affect the sulfur amino acid pathways in cells as a collateral downstram effect. Why is this a big deal? Methionine is the key sulfated amino acid that control protein synthesis in all eukaryotes. Our cells cannot make it, it is essential and means we need to eat it in pork, eggs, brazil nuts and parmesan cheese. This amino acids is an exogenous time crystal that controls mRNA and all protein translation. It only has one codon, AUG, like tryptophan does (ACC).
The evidence that sulfated amino acid cycles are broken in your mitochondria is a rising homocysteine level in your plasma. This is why the 5G and CAC blog exists. When HC rises and BUN rises, arteries calcify. What else happens? If the BUN/creatine ratio is up at the same time too, it is a bigger deal. This tells us you cannot make water in either the TCA or urea cycle. Dr. Boros got on the stage in Vermont and told everyone the key purpose of mitochondria is not energy production it is the production of water. I agree with this because the hydrogen proton ater network is how sunlight moves information in matrix water in cells.
When these things occur, the wise thing to do in this case is not take exogenous methyl groups, as the functional medicine doctors push, it is to increase your methionine intake with a high fat diet, while drinking water with a deuterium content that is below 135ppm and DOING IT IN THE SUN!!!!
This radically improves things along the inner mitochondrial membrane by lowering ROS and increasing endogenous glutathione production.
Water is the stage life dances on. Water is a repository of electromagnetic radiations which carry energy and information from sunlight. Water is designed to work wirelessly with the sun, but its abilities can be usurped by man-made EMF’s. They are capable of changing our osmolality. In a blue-lit microwaved world, the size of the EZ water is the ultimate Faraday cage for mitochondria in a cell provided it made from H+ bonding. I mentioned the chiral heat effect in Vermont 2018 and you’ll soon have a blog on it here too.
Water allows the proper quantum dance to happen in all complex life, not just us humans. We are just beginning to unfold its mysteries and why it is vital to all life on this planet. Beta oxidation in mitochondria not only makes CO2 but it creates water!!! This isoform of hydrogen in water is the stage life is built upon because it can move fast under the power of red light from the sun. 42% of it is RED between 600-3100 nm.
Water is what makes all plants grow via photosynthesis (PS). PS only works with sunlight 400-780 nm. PS does not use UV light. All animals in the eukaryotic tree need water to survive. When water falls from the sky as rain, it is distilled to a degree; at least it used to be before our atmosphere was polluted by modern chemicals and EMF’s in the ionosphere. (geoengineering)
If you use the photoelectric effect of the sun to enlarge the charge in cell water, while simultaneously grounding to Earth, your needs and want for water will begin to approach your aquatic ancestors and your brain will repair and re-grow faster. Why? It can assimilate more UV light from the sun to expand your neocortex while optimizing the chemistry of your CSF all at once.
This is quite important in diseases like autism and Alzheimer’s disease. Signs of leptin sensitivity begin to appear and labs start to improve. Eventually, your thinking improves and your life re-evolves. I left some key details out in this blog post on purpose. Some of my members saw Vermont unfold live. They will get the implications of this webinar fully. The rest of you will have to wait until the video edit is complete.
As future series goes on you will see where this is all headed (quantum thermodynamics). It is time you begin to fill them in with the other lessons you have learned from me over the last decade. The April 2013 and April 2018 webinar is a big clue in this path to Optimal that the story links to hydrogen is an old one for me. You might have never realized it back then because you needed all the lessons you now have at your disposal as a member.
GSH is glutathione in the picture below. Glutathione is made from sulfated amino acids like methionine, cysteine, and homocysteine which also operate in a cycle linked to the kinetics of the TCA and urea cycle. All these cycles are linked to oxygen consumption in a cell. This goes right back to how the redox potential is built in a cell. On the stage in Vermont 2018 I said all one needs to really know about biochemistry is that the TCA and urea cycle need high oxygen levels and DDW in the matrix to work. If either one is broken for any reason the older pathways of glycolysis and the PPP have to be used. These two pathways evolved before the Cambrian explosion and the change of our sun’s light. This is why photosynthesis only uses the visible part of the spectrum above 400nm.
You can see the highest redox power in mitochondria are present when GSH and NADPH and NADH are working well kinetically between the TCA and urea cycle. This is why understanding Krebs bicycle is mandatory for any mitochondriac in training. Note where the redox levels of cytochrome C is. This cytochrome protein controls apoptosis. When it drops below 200 Mv you are at risk for serious mitochondrial diseases. Note, you do not need a large redox potential to make ATP. This is why red light and photobiolodulation can help a badly functioning mitochondria. I actually gave you this information in the Energy and Epigenetics series but your understanding was not yet at the point where you could handle the quantum science to make sense of it. Now that has changed.
THE MITOCHONDRIAC WISDOM THAT IS COUNTERINTUITIVE to THE food guru perspective: We saw that on display with Dr Zach Bush. His theory on the microbiome was demolished in front of the audience eyes. I never intended it to happen but Jeff Leach gave me the ammo and I was not about to waste it as a teaching point.
Cells that don’t or can’t use the TCA and urea cycle; these cells tend to have lower metabolic rates by design in nature. This happens because deuterium leaching from broken cell membranes gets into Kreb’s bicycle where it should not be. Autophagy/mitophagy controls the cell membrane turnover and it too is linked to the circadian mechanism linked to melanopsin and Vitamin A coupling to melatonin creation in our skin and eye.
Cells that are unable to use the TCA and urea cycle tend not to grow well. This is benefit in stem cells, retina, and the brain. This is why some of them use these older pathways. Cells that don’t do this by design, like the enterocytes, are usually forced into apoptosis because of deuterium assimilation from foods or from defective mitochondrial membranes adjacent to Kreb’s bicycle are no longer controlled by the tight regulation of autophagy and apoptosis. This is why nature built our gut cells to be replaced ever 48 hours and why our brain cells are rarely replaced unless need be.
Cells that cannot recycle mitochondria are afflicted with defective mitochondria and they cannot use mitophagy to repair themselves, but they usually can use apoptosis. This is the surest sign of the presence of a circadian mismatch from blue light toxicity via the skin and eye surfaces. After my 2018 Vermont talk you should be seeing how the pieces fit because now you’re becoming an acute observer of the pieces fall apart.
This is the wisdom built into the QT #1 and 2 blog posts. Cells that use the TCA and urea cycles well tend to have the highest metabolic rates and must have an intolerance for deuterium in their matrix.
Oxygen consumption marries to the speed of ECT and the creation of free radical signaling in the matrix. The more oxygen that a mitochondria can handle = a higher ROS. That is not always a good thing if the process is not quantized properly. When your skin and eye are illuminated by blue light this is the key way ROS is made in modern humans.
As free radical signaling rises (ROS) this implies that MORE ELF-UV bio-photons are being released from the matrix. This is a key sign of a falling redox state.
WHY DO SICK CELLS RELEASE MORE ELF-UV LIGHT?
Fritz Popp showed this effect in all living cells. He had no idea where the ELF-UV light came from. In Vermont I told you where it HAS TO COME from.
This ELF-UV light is likely coming from the matrix where trapped deuterium is compressed by the electric and magnetic fields produced by the mitochondrial matrix. BOOM. This deuterium is tightly bound to the anion substrates of the TCA and urea cycle. When deuterium is compressed in the presence of anions not moving in the matrix it creates a nuclear pressure on deuterium causing it to release full spectrum UV light. This was the excessive light that Popp found in cancer cells. I have a sense this is the same thing that a black hole does too in nature.
Might it be that the body is regulating metabolic rate in various tissues by controling deuterium concentrations to marry the specific physiologic demands of tissues kinetically at “Kreb’s bicycle”? Is this done for a biophysical reason? Yep, I think so. When redox power drops a cell become less able to use the TCA or urea cycle and wants to LIMIT oxygen presence to cap proliferation.
Many diseases uses this as a safety break like AMD, retinal bleeds, strokes, and sleep apnea. To gain this protection, these cells MUST default to older evolutionary pathways present before the Cambrian explosion that use lower oxygen levels. Today many think cancer has to use glucose/glutamine exclusively because the paradigm is missing the pieces I gave in Vermont 2018. That is how big a deal this is folks.
Remember the TCA and urea cycle are both places loaded with anion substrates naturally. As they cycle, this creates a need for the matrix to collect cations in the form of H+ over 1,000 fold.
Might this be why a cell uses deuterium as an optical switch in the matrix to control the kinetic rates of both cycles? Yep. This is why tissues can have a variable metabolic rate, and it control is tied to the circadian control of proton uncoupling. This is why the brain and gut have very different ways to handle deuterium to control the process. I hinted at this in Vermont with this slide below.
The regulation of anaplerosis and cataplerosis in the TCA and urea cycle depends upon the metabolic and physiologic state and the specific tissue/organ involved. Many people forget this basic aspect of biochemical physiology. They incorrectly believe pathway biochemistry is always the same and does not dynamically change its function as the redox potential and oxygen levels change. IT IS JUST NOT TRUE. Biochemical pathways are thermoplastic by design to control the fractionation of deuterium and hydrogen at surfaces in our body. Mitochondria liberate heat, in the form of infrared light, and this heat also has a massive effect on keeping deuterium in the blood plasma and out of tissues.
In this way a mitochondria mimics what a black hole is believed to do when it recycles matter. Black holes consume all matter that gets close to them, while emitting full spectrum light at the poles. Black holes seem to be recycle plants for matter. Mitochondria spit out UV and IR light using the same quantum principle. They appear to recycling matter from food to create light. This light is captured and slowed by cells to make new matter in cells. This was the key point in Vermont 2017. As light slows down we can make new things with mass. This is why aromatic amino acids are playgrounds for shortwave UV light and water is a red light chromophore.
For example, during starvation, cataplerosis occurs via phosphoenolpyruvate to support gluconeogenesis. This process is regulatory in the liver, whereas in the kidney anaplerosis occurs via the uptake of glutamine. I have a deep sense that the H+/deuterium fractionation present or absent in the matrix is the key optical switch in tissues controling matter creation. In a nondividing cell, there are 6600 H+ ions for every atom of deuterium in the matrix, yet the human blood is jammed packed with it (150ppm).
Have you ever thought to ask yourself why nature would do something that appears counterintuitive? Moreover, why the healthy cell would do this? Is this how growth occurs? To go even deeper into your curiosity, consider the H+/Na antiporter in human cells.
In the normal cell cycle when a cell wants to divide the mechanisms is thus: The cytosol must first become the adult size, and it is the size that gets the cell to the G1 step in the cell cycle. In this phase, H+ is pumped out of the cell and nucleus while “some deuterium” is allowed to enter to create a swelling stimulus to cause chromosome division. This means that in a cancer state we should see swelling in the cytoplasms water supply before mitosis. Is this observation true? Yes, it is. Look at the picture below.
In fact, the inventor of MRI, Roy Damadian was the first person to understand that the cytoplasm of cells might hold the clue to cancer in 1971 I wrote about this long ago when I was teaching you about Gilbert Ling.
What Damadian and Ling did not know is the swelling in cancer was due to a higher concentration of D2O over H20 in the cytosol because of poor kinetic flux of the entrapment of deuterium. D20 has a way higher viscosity than H20.
A higher viscosity will not let the chromosomes pull apart easily in mitosis of the cell cycle. When this occurs, it alters the signals for interphase, which are precisely QUANTIZED by the release of a specific spectrum of ELF-UV from matrix deuterium. Not all cells use the same frequency of light to cause mitosis. I think ever cell line has a special spectral line to cause normal growth.
The pressure and heat released by a mitochondria affects the amount deuterium a cell lets into its matrix. This is what creates a unique specific light signal to control cell growth in different tissues. It turns out the small amount of deuterium let into the matrix by the Na+-H+ antiporters generate just the right amount of ELF-UV light using uncoupling proteins to get the cell to begin the division process to separate chromosomes without aneuploidy.
UV light assimilation in water is affected by its salinity and charge.
This is why the salt content of the blood links to hydrogen flows in our body. As I showed in Vermont it also links to the amount of UV light our blood can assimilate from the sun.
This is why I went into the story about SIADH/vasopressin earlier. You likely forgot I mentioned vasopressin in the CT 4 and 6 blogs years ago. Now you can see I have been slowly unfolding this story for years. It is quite complex but nature makes the application of her rules easy as the slide shows.
I am hoping you can see now why my complexity leads to simplicity by using nature’s laws as poetry to get my points across coherently. I don’t want you to fall prey to poor thinking as some have in the past.
These thing all affect how the Na+-H+ antipoters operate in mitochondria to control deuterium fractions everywhere in our body to control how the TCA and urea cycles operate.
In normal cells, when the H+/Na+ antiporter is blocked, just adding deuterium depleted water added to the culture medium, stops mitosis very quickly. This is how DDW works in cancer. Think about all the cells that are normally obligate glycolytic cells in the body I mentioned in QT #9. They all work this way to control proliferation in the retina and brain.
They cannot work this way when deuterium is not in the correct spot in a cell. This is why I mentioned to you months ago in Q & A’s to think about the cellular environment in relation to H+ and deuterium fractions. Deuterium has a positive and negative regulatory role in the cell. Light and temperature controls the flow of hydrogen in us. When information is lost inside the cell, the ability to control the flow H+ and deuterium is also lost. This means you have no way to gain shortwave UV light to drive proper optical signaling via the blood plasma.
That concept was covered long ago in Quantum biology 1, 3, and 4 blogs, but I bet you forgot them. I think you might see another side of this coin when you go back and re-read those blogs today that might make you more curious. The mitochondrial ROS/RNS cycles were built for cells who respond EFFECTIVELY when both autophagy and apoptosis are fully operational. When they are non functional, then ROS and RNS become deadly. They are only this way when the redox power of the mitochondria is below -200mV as the picture above showed you.
In stem cells, when we activate glycolysis and the PPP in the presence of pseudohypoxia to use autophagy over apoptosis to control quiescence. This is how senescent proliferative cells are kept dormant. In cancer, the opposite situation manifests, where the TCA and urea cycle are hindered by deuterium clogging the anion gears of both cycles making water that has a high viscosity because of a higher fraction of D2O. This forces the cell on a CHRONIC basis to use glycolysis and the PPP for biosynthesis.
The change in oxygen tensions alters the time window for oncogenesis. These are the key steps that must occur for oncogenic transformation because acute and chronic hypoxia are handled differently in cells.
Chronic hypoxia leads to the formation of angiogenic growth factors released from our blood vessel linings, that increase blood vessel formation to bring new vessels and oxygen to the impaired cells and this fosters cancerous growth.
Guess what causes those angiogenic factors to be released? Methionine does. This makes methionine our exogenous time crystal. Methionine rises in blood when the TCA and urea cycle are defective. This is how cancer begins. The cytosol and matrix are filled D20 over H20 and this is the key difference seen in cancer cells and obligate glycolytic cells. When deuterium is squeezed in the matrix it makes massive amounts of ELF-UV to stimulate uncontrolled mitosis and biosynthesis. This drives cancer growth. This is why tumor cells all have huge ROS/RNS free radicals associated with them because cells cannot make ELF-UV light without oxygen and ROS as Roeland van Wijk shows in the first 100 pages of his book. You might want to go back now and read it with your new understanding now.
At the same time, cancer cells all must inhibit apoptosis, while having impaired autophagy and fast ECT speeds to become immortal like embryonic stem cells (ESC) are to use the Warburg shift to survive. Now think about the group of normal cells who do not use the TCA/urea cycle in normal cells. The homology is remarkable, when you see the real purpose of biochemical pathways for the first time.
The reason why researchers cannot solve cancer should now be obvious. They see the biochemical changes and cannot see the biophysical levers because they do not understand hydrogen biophysics between the matrix and our blood.
Cancer cells do not use the TCA/urea cycle, because they cannot, due to the KIE of deuterium as Ray Damadian showed when he invented the MRI machine in the 1970’s. Moreover, the cancer phenotype shows they only use glucose or glutamine to fuel biosynthesis because they have too because the TCA and urea cycle have poor kinetics.
They must use glycolysis and the PPP because the redox power is below -200mV or oxygen levels are poor. So eating glucose and protein with cancer is not as bad as today’s LCHF cancer experts think. It becomes bad when you are out of the sun and lose control of how deuterium is supposed to move from the blood to tissues. It is needed until you can recover the cytosol water fractions using DDW to clear the cytosol and matrix of deuterium laced water. This is why cancer cells and normal cells look as they do (pic below). Cytosol in normal cells is smaller because it has less deuterium in it.
Guess what the link between both cycles is? Fumerase. It is where DDW is made by both cycles to add DDW to both anions. Since water has a different viscosity and ability capture UV light to lower the surface tension of the anions substrates to move freely to make the process run smoothly to control growth. (reminder pic below from Vermont 2018)
It has been well established in the literature that cell swelling triggers its proliferation. This manifests when autophagy is impaired and the we call this a rising state of heteroplasmy. It is also quite clear that the literature has numerous reports as they cytosol and cell shrinks this promotes its apoptosis and cancer’s do not manifest when this happens.
There should be no more mystery why cancer occurs or what one should do to control it and reverse it. The key is recapturing both autophagy and apoptosis using circadian signaling to avoid the situation and prevent the disease before they manifests. Mitochondriac wisdom 101.
ARE YOU FEELING ME NOW?
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