Mike Maher: "Vitamin D. Would you would you suggest somebody like me, who's in the latitude I'm in, should I be taking that supplement? You're saying no. Why no?" Dr. Jack Kruse: "[…] Vitamin D when you take it doesn't equal Vitamin D from the sunlight. If you want to know the main reason, when you take vitamin D pills it's soaked in seed oils. The reason it's soaked in seed oils because it's a fat-soluble vitamin. "When you understand how we use it, it's made from an ester of cholesterol in our skin from UV-B sunlight. It stays electromagnetically on that ester until it falls, just like an apple to a tree, but in the blood to a vitamin D binding protein. Then what happens? What makes the decision that it falls into the blood to go to where it needs to be transmitted to the kidney and liver? Turns out sulfation. You know what sulfation does in sunlight? It actually makes it water soluble. […] "What's the effect when you take vitamin D pills? It raises your cholesterol. Then it also uncouples the system, because remember, how you decide to make vitamin D is from 315 to 325 light. If you never get that light, which you don't in the UK, well very rarely, that's why you can see everybody's got low vitamin D status. Which is why from a longevity standpoint, I don't want my little 18-year-old baby living in the UK long term. Now you understand the reason why. […] "Vitamin D will raise your LDL cholesterol, it'll lower your HDL cholesterol. Then what will the doctor do when he sees that? Oh, I got to put you on statins. Do you understand? They have already gamed the system. […] You do not want to use pills to do this. "Now unfortunately for many of you there, the best thing about vitamin D pills, it'll help prevent rickets, it'll help the bone issues. "This will probably shock you even further. […] Do you know that vitamin D pills actually affect darker-skinned people worse than white-skinned people? It's true. Those studies have been done in the United States but they're not well popularized. What happens? People will take vitamin D pills who have darker skin, whether you're brown or black, the intima of your arteries get thicker. Why? Because it downregulates nitric oxide production when you have dark skin. Dark skin is designed to protect you from equatorial sun. There is no place in the UK, even in a tanning bed, where there's equatorial sun. So this is the reason why people who are African, when they come to high latitude Europe, they develop mitochondrial disease, peripheral artery disease, hypertension. They also get more mental illness. […] What makes melatonin and and dopamine? UV light. Those are the two aromatic amino acids. When you turn the telly on and you see what the hell is going on Europe, […] it comes from this story. It's a light story. People are stunned when I make the links for them. "But no, if you're a white dude like me, if I lived up there, no I would not do it. My mitigation strategy if I had low vitamin D and I had say a shitty job, I would go probably buy a UV-A and a UV-B bulb from the pet store, that you use for reptiles. Then I'd probably add in some infrared A and near infrared light. Or the best way for you to do it, is if you build that sauna the right way, I'd get in that sauna and then I'd put combination of lights over my sauna. That's how I would raise my vitamin D if I lived where you live." Dr. Jack Kruse with Mike Maher @ 01:05:44–01:10:28

Marty Bent: "This Japanese paper sort of confirms independently the excess cancer mortality after mRNA lipid nanoparticle SARS-CoV-2 vaccination in Japan. This is observation until 2023. It seems like you did a deep dive on this and that's the main reason why I reached out to you. […]" Kevin McKernan: "The Miki paper, it's a preprint still. […] A lot of this is statistical data that I'm sure others can recapitulate off of public databases. I've seen others make attempts at Japan see similar things. The Miki paper there showed that about 80% of their population took one of these mRNA vaccines. They're about 73% Pfizer versus Moderna but almost exclusively mRNA. 13% of the population took seven, but it's really enriched for the elderly. As I mentioned earlier, 44% over the age of 65 there have seven vaccines in them. […] "Now covid occurred in 2020. They didn't have a tremendous amount of excess mortality during covid. It was when the vaccines rolled out that their excess mortality now dwarfs the [excess mortality seen after the 2011] tsunami. […] "if you look at the numbers in this paper, […] you add them up, talking 25,000 sort of right as the vaccine rolled out in 2021, then 115,000 excess deaths and it gets up to 112,000. You add up all of this and this is bigger than Hiroshima. […] "Now the cancer side of this is a little harder to see and the paper goes into this. The problem with looking for cancer is it's sort of a secondary effect […] where you you don't see cancer unless you survive the first assault. The people who are comorbid and weak and got vaccinated and died. Unless you survive that, then you might fall into this cancer bucket. […] What's really interesting about the cancer data is the types of cancers completely switched. […] That's a sign of a new toxin, which really supports there may be some causality here. […] "The types of cancer they were seeing pre-jab were lung, colorectal, stomach and liver. Post-jab this all switched to ovarian, prostate, leukemia, pancreatic and lip, oral & pharyngeal. They point out that these are more estrogen receptor-based types of cancers. That makes sense because there is literature out there showing spike protein having an impact on estrogen receptors. So there's some coherence to the argument as well. There's a mechanism that is plausible. That fills another tenet of Bradford Hill. […] "An important one from Ed Dowd, he's been banging the table on, is that if you ask ChatGPT, 'OK, so there's new cancers that are emerging. What are the drug sales for those new cancers? Are they up or down?' It goes through the market data and pulls them out. OK yes, particular drugs that are used to treat leukemia are up 20%. […] You can dissect the pharmaceutical revenue streams based on the tumor profiles and see if they match that change. And they do. […] This is another data point that I think builds on the thesis. "Then the third thing you can look at is their M&A activity, their mergers and acquisition activity. they're out buying leukemia companies. Pfizer dropped $2 billion on Trillium and $43 billion on Seagen, so they're on a M&A frenzy for cancer companies right now." Marty Bent: "That is disgusting." Kevin McKernan: "Isn't it? Yeah, it's this conveyor belt of crime. It's very 'manufacture the crisis and come and have the solution ready for it.' It's been going on longer than we know. Even the fact that like Fauci, it comes back to some of the same people. Right? Like Fauci is involved in laundering the money to the WHO to create a virus that chain reacts all of this madness to the vaccine, which they have a royalty stream for, to pharma contracts that then next thing you know they're buying cancer companies and coming out with cancer vaccines to treat the the mess they created with the mRNA vaccines. It's one large fiat grift." npub1k8dxqxgnv2p6ymwkamfrx237qjct3zezsx2xevt6z6nzdgalff3qy94qte with npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy @ 11:08–12:50, 14:53–17:01, 18:45–19:20 & 31:43–33:48

Dr. Jack Kruse: "I think the one thing I'd like all of you to do, the best decentralized health advice […] is never miss a sunrise the rest of your life. If you do that, you make that decision, that is the single best health decision that you could ever make." Mike Maher: "So staring at the sunrise, watching the sun come up?" Dr. Jack Kruse: "You just have to be outside when the sun rises, because what that does, it kicks on your circadian clock mechanism. In other words, the brain becomes much more accurate in sensing light and dark. That's the first step to avoiding the NHS. It's the first step to avoid bad thinking." Mike Maher: "[…] Here in the UK it's very cloudy sometimes in the morning. […]" Dr. Jack Kruse: "You're still getting it through the clouds. The clock in your eye is called the suprachiasmatic nucleus. It's an optical lattice clock. It works by light. It senses the color temperature right away. It knows from dark to light what happens, and that starts the whole process of all the circadian clock chains in you. That controls all the biochemistry from that level below. In other words, if you don't get that message, you've created absolute chaos in the biochemical pathways below, and you will never get better." Dr. Jack Kruse with Mike Maher @ 01:22:–01:23:36

Nick Jikomes: "What is leptin? […] Dr. Jack Kruse: "Leptin is the master hormone of the human body. […] It replaced in evolutionary history probably what melatonin used to do for us. Leptin controls your fat mass, it controls your thermodynamics, it controls appetite. Here's the big one: it controls fecundity and fertility. When you now know that 50% of people below the age of 35 are infertile, now you're beginning to understand why that's the case. "Leptin absorbs 220nm light. That's light that is not in the sun. But leptin is in your sub-Q fat. Most people probably know that UV light doesn't penetrate really past the deepest layer of your epidermis. So then you got to ask the question, 'Well, where the hell is that light come from?' I think Nick and I have already answered that question for you definitively (it turns out when our TCA cycle is active it makes 200 to 400 nm light). If you want to learn about that, you read Roeland van Wijk's book, Light Sculpting Life, you'll learn everything you need to learn about biophotons that you didn't learn in biochemistry. And then you need to read Fritz Popp's work and put it together. "Basically, what leptin does, it works specifically with the third semiconductor, which is melanin. And melanin comes from α-MSH, which is cleaved from POMC. POMC is the single most important gene to the mammalian tree. The mammalian tree is 200 million years old. We really got to be specialists with melanin after the KT event. Why? I believe that's when neuropsin, the UV-A detector that's present on your cornea and on your skin (which is important for Nick's story) is the link that links back to the absorption spectrum of mTOR. […] The absorption spectrum of mTOR is actually in the UV range. Anybody who's got an mTOR problem, anybody wants to live longer, you need to be in the sun longer. […] There's been six meta-analysis shown that in mammals, specifically us, that longevity is a function of how much sun we get. […] Remember what the dermatologist told you: stay out of the sun. I'm telling you: go in the sun. […] "The story of Becker that I laid out in this podcast, I never want you to forget. No matter what disease you have, you can regenerate and fix it if you understand the thermodynamic givens that Nick and I talked about. […] Fully understanding the Great Oxygenation Event is so germane to you understanding the leptin-milanocortin pathway, because what is that semiconductor design around? Normoxia and the TCA cycle. […] "Do I believe fundamentally, based on the absorption and emission spectra of all the chemicals that I've pulled out of the biochemical book, that the more time you spend in the sun, the longer you live? The answer is yes. "What else did I learn from Doug Wallace's work on haplotypes and mitochondrial biology? I learned the older we get, the less UV light we can put in our system. We can't bury that light at the electronic state of the cell. […] That means we need more light. […] "When a baby's born, it's 80% water. Me, as an old man now, I'm about 55% water. What did I tell you is the story of retaining that 30 million volt charge on the inner mitochondrial membrane? If you ain't got the water, then you're electrocuting yourself from inside out. "Isn't that married to the story I told you? Because your psoriasis skin are about as old as Uncle Jack. What did I tell you to do? Deuterium-depleted water and more sun. The story that I told you is the same as the story that I'm trying to tell you about the leptin-melanocortin pathway. […] "It's very simple. Make like the Sphinx every morning and eat like a great white shark. If you do that, you are fulfilling all in nature's wishes for you being a TCA animal that's normoxic." Dr. Jack Kruse with Nick Jikomes @ 01:47:06–01:50:03, 53:13–53:20 & 01:51:32–01:54:37 (posted 2025-04-09)

Kevin McKernan: "There's loads of literature out there on people reducing their opiate intake by replacing it with with cannabinoids. […] If you look at the studies that try to get people off of opiates, the cannabinoid is more effective than methadone. And they've already agreed to use methadone, which is another opiate, to try and get people off of opiates. Right? So they don't have a problem with drug replacement concept; they have a problem with which drug you're replacing it with. It's got to be one of theirs. "There is a massive war on these types of drugs […] that are playing a really, really big role in in America's health. I just want them to be able to get a lot of those things out of the FDA's hands and legalized. […] "We're seeing those compounds work in cancer. We're seeing them work in the opiate epidemic." npub1k8dxqxgnv2p6ymwkamfrx237qjct3zezsx2xevt6z6nzdgalff3qy94qte with npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy @ 45:51–46:50 & 50:02–50:05

Kevin McKernan: "What everyone's doing is they're putting all these kitchen cannabinoids that they make in their basement that we've never tested before. We don't know how they work and we don't know whether they cause psychosis, and all these things that have been studied by the phytocannabinoid. Those guys are banked, they can ship across state lines, they sell them the gas stations without age checks to kids. "So if you're go into gas stations you see hemp products, don't assume it's CBD. it's probably like delta-8 or THCP. [...] Delta-8 is supposed to be less potent than delta-9, but the thing is often times when they go and test those things that are labeled delta-8 they find there's like THCP in there, which is like 30 times more potent than THC. And all these other like random peaks on our HPLC, we don't know what they are. It's really like little Jesse Pinkman's garage, where they're just selling all types of crap into that marketplace. And now that market is actually bigger than the cannabis market. It's like $25 billion a year is now getting funneled through this hemp market across state lines. [...] "They grow hemp, which has below 0.3% THC in it, but then they spray it with something else. They put HHC on it or THCP. The other thing they can do is take CBD from the plant, treat it with an acid, and that will turn it into delta-8. That's another common trick they do. The only challenge there is when they treat it with an acid all these other chemical reactions happen on the compounds that are in the plant that show up on the HPLC. We don't know what those are. There's a couple that have circulated like THC acetate is one that's really nasty that's out there. That one in vape pens forms ketenes, which is a carcinogen." npub1k8dxqxgnv2p6ymwkamfrx237qjct3zezsx2xevt6z6nzdgalff3qy94qte with npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy

Kevin McKernan: "I'm sure there's other papers. I know Naomi Wolf has focused a lot on that. I wonder who else has got some studies on fertility. But it is certainly impacting fertility rates. Even when they comb through those Pfizer files there was a really high spontaneous abortion rate in the vaccinated. They never really tested that population. They excluded pregnant people from the trial and did some bullshit study afterwards to try to justify it, never really reported the data, and said, 'Yeah, it's safe for pregnant women.' Now that the Pfizer data is released they can comb through that and see that, no, this is a horrific idea. "And they're still injecting them into nine-month olds, too. I think Marty Makary, I saw one of his videos circulating where he was pointing out like this is bad. We can't be doing this. "But in the same breath, no one's getting them off the childhood schedule. That's what gives them the largest liability waiver. Once it's on the childhood schedule it is liability free, permanently." Marty Bent: "Yeah, it's really messed up." npub1k8dxqxgnv2p6ymwkamfrx237qjct3zezsx2xevt6z6nzdgalff3qy94qte with npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy @ 38:47–39:52

Dr. Jack Kruse: "It turns out light that's at the nanoscopic level can target different things. So you'll probably be shocked to know that light that's between 625 and 635 can actually take cyanide and move it off the electron chain transport. You don't need anything else to do it, but it has to be monochromatic laser light." Dr. Jack Kruse with Nick Jikomes @ 52:07–52:32 (posted 2025-04-09)

Dr. Jack Kruse: "[…] The baby stays hypoxic in a Warburg-shifted metabolism with nucleated red blood cells [in the womb]. The entire child becomes nine pounds after nine months, builds out all its organ systems by utilizing the biophotons created there. Those biophotons are massively powered because they are at the smallest scales. "Becker comes along and says, 'OK, why do mammal regeneration suck?' […] "We have great regeneration in bone and great regeneration in our liver. […] Realize where those nucleated fetal red blood cells really come from in mama. Where's that umbilical cord connect to? Oh, the liver, doesn't it? Through the falciform ligament and all those ligaments you learned in anatomy. And you go like, 'Yeah, what the hell is the purpose of this? Why does everybody have a belly button?' That ties to this story, too. […] "When melanin is hydrated by deuterium-depleted water, it takes a current and downregulates it to one trillionth of one ampere. Guess what the size of the current was in Becker's work that dedifferentiated a red blood cell in us? One trillionth of one ampere. "The leptin-melanocortin pathway is actually the regeneration loop. This is the evolution of CCO and hemoglobin that you just saw recapitulate in the leptin-melanocortin pathway. What does that mean for mammals? Mammals scar, they don't regenerate. The only places they're able to regenerate is where the organ tends to be hypoxic and they have a lot of nucleated cells around, which the bone and the liver fit the bill. What's the cell that doesn't? […] "When you put brains constantly in blue light, non-native EMF, what do we get? We get atrophy. What does atrophy come from? […] That's apoptosis. When you have unfeathered apoptosis, that's neurodegeneration. That's not a good thing when it's in your brain. "It's a good thing when you're in the fetus and you want your fingers to separate because that's what apoptosis does. But it's not good when you're Nick and Jack talking via Zoom. We don't want that. We don't want people to get Alzheimer's, frontotemporal dysplasia, Parkinson's disease, but that's effectively how the regeneration pathway goes bad in us. Why? All because of a paramagnetic switch called nitric oxide that keeps your stem cells in an atavistic state so the biophotons that are created from mitochondrial DNA can sculpt your life. That's the story of the GOE, my friend. Brought to you now 2.4 billion years to 2025. […] "We're actually trying to teach people the story of life. That's what this is a story about: how we're able to regenerate, how we're able to wound heal, how we lost the ability to regenerate as we became obligate TCA animals that use oxygen. Doesn't mean we've lost the ability not to do that. How can I tell you that's true? "When a kid comes in and drowns (like say where you live) in cold water, we code them all the way for 45 minutes because we know the other free radical chemicals can act as terminal electron acceptors, like hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide. We can still save those kids so we don't give up on them. But the thing is, that's from our evolutionary past. We lose that ability as soon as they cut the umbilical cord and the kid takes its first breath of air." Nick Jikomes: "Because then the hypoxia is gone. This metabolic switch happens. […] It just switches everything." Dr. Jack Kruse: "You got it." Dr. Jack Kruse with Nick Jikomes @ 54:54–58:35 & 01:14:36–01:15:36 (posted 2025-04-09)

Dr. Jack Kruse: "People who are diabetic have no superoxide pulse and have shitty nitric oxide because they never go outside. They're never in the sun. That's why they don't heal. They never get to Becker's regeneration currents. They're watching Jerry Springer and they're inside behind glass, which blocks what? UV and near-infrared light. Here's the story about near-infrared light from the sun. Near-infrared light penetrates all the way through your body. That's what it does. If you look at the 1992 Nobel Prize, do you know that when you introduce near-infrared light to hemoglobin, it disassociates from hemoglobin, allows it to carry more oxygen. Isn't that the fundamental problem in diabetics? Yep. They're hypoxic. "The problem is when your mitochondria is hypoxic, but you have oxygen around you, that means you have created a huge mismatch. That mismatch fosters heteroplasmy at the mitochondrial level, which you can't get rid of because apoptosis is broken. That's the reason why diabetics get fat. It's the reason why they get cancer. It's the reason why they get PAD. It's the reason why they get fucking every disease you can imagine. Why? Because of the biophysics problem, not the biochemical problem." Nick Jikomes: "Let's just make this concrete for people. Let's say someone is type 2 diabetic. What do they do in terms of their relationship to different wavelengths of light and the timing of their exposure to help get better?" Dr. Jack Kruse: "That's the easiest thing. […] You make like the Sphinx and eat like a great white shark. Why? Because when you make like the Sphinx, you're grounded so that you're getting free electrons off the earth as the sun hits there. That replaces the food. You're looking to the east, because what happens when you look to the east? That's how you repair CCO every morning as a reset default. "You're creating deuterium-depleted water to keep that electric current inside you. You're fixing apoptosis so that the bad engines that need to be taken out can be taken out and you can undergo mitophagy. That can't happen when you're diabetic. "The last part, you want to stay away from the fuels that make less water. Everybody knows carbohydrates, if you take it on a molar level, they only make 55 grams of water, where TCA cycle makes about 105. Remember this story is about re-establishing water production at CCO. Of course we need more water. This is the reason why, what did diabetics get, Nick? You've heard the story when you were a young man: polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, because the mitochondria are broken. They eat more because they can't make the water and they can't get rid of the bad engines. They piss more because they can't retain their stuff at the hypothalamic level. Why? Because vasopressin is broken for them. What controls that? The central retinal pathways that we talked about earlier. In other words, everything is shot. "So they are like looking at a plant in your backyard that has 19 holes in [the pot] and your mom and your girlfriend keep putting the water and the nutrients in it and it just leaks right through. That's what they are." Dr. Jack Kruse with Nick Jikomes @ 01:04:12–01:07:36 (posted 2025-04-09)

Nick Jikomes: "Most people, when they try to explain the obesity epidemic, they are going to talk about calories, they're going to talk about lack of movement. You're going to tell us a different story. But why is leptin resistance such an issue today? How do you explain it in the context of the obesity epidemic we've seen unfold?" Dr. Jack Kruse: "Because our asteroid is pretty simple. It's the light environment we've created. Nobody is outside anymore. Technology has brought everybody inside in front of a screen. That's the reason why this fact that I'm going to give you exists: Every time we spend 10% more on technology since the 1950s, the NHANES data for obesity has moved up the same amount. Guess why? "Because you're destroying the leptin-melanocortin pathway. That's the reason why. So we know. "You can starve people, you can give them Roux-en-Y bypasses, you can tell them to stop eating Froot Loops and red dye. It's not going to have any effect on the obesity crisis. The obesity crisis doesn't go away until we get our tech diet under control. Why? Because it's obvious that blue light and non-native EMF are doing it, because it destroys the heme proteins in your body. When you destroy the heme proteins, you can't make water. When you can't make water, what happens to melanin? "It doesn't make one trillionth of one ampere current. It makes huge amounts of electricity. What does that do? It goes through the neural crest and destroys things in the hypothalamus, which is where POMC is. When you destroy POMC, you get fat. That's where it happens. Wherever the bolt of lighting, like Nick's bolt of lightning is in his skin. My bolt of lightning happened to be in the neural crest cells for POMC for obesity. That's where it is. "The electrical resistance of the circuit where you get the disease determines the phenotype. That's exactly what Doug Wallace's work for 50 years has said and nobody listens to him. […] "I'm trying to make people mitochondriacs. I'm trying to let them know that there is no defect in you. The defect is in your environment, and that's where the diseases come from. And if you fix the environment, the beautiful thing about Doug Wallace's and Becker's work is you can get back everything you've lost." Dr. Jack Kruse with Nick Jikomes @ 01:58:49–02:00:41 & 02:22:43–02:23:05 (posted 2025-04-09)

"Then you have something called methemoglobin. […] Sometimes we have to treat people that have this type of hemoglobinopathy. And what does it do? It binds oxygen really good and doesn't let it go at all. And it's a real problem. And to treat those people in the clinic, we usually have to give them something called methylene blue. Methylene blue unbinds the oxygen and turns it back into oxygen carrying hemoglobin. […] It changes the oxidation state of iron from +3 to +2. OK? That's effectively what happens. Then hemoglobin becomes able to deliver the oxygen to the tissues who need it. […] "ARDS is acute respiratory distress syndrome. That's what most people died from in covid. When we give people with ARDS endotracheal tube and we deliver an FiO2, which is oxygen at a higher level. Why do doctors do that? Because they use a pulse ox to see what your oxygen level is. They're taught what the biochemist tells them, that if your sat rate goes down, you need to give people more oxygen because we are TCA mammals. "What the doctors don't know is that you have this little switch in you that Nick and I were talking about, that nitric oxide story. […] "Everybody who's a doctor now (and this is for you too, Nick), you think that the pulse ox is accurate to what's going on at the mitochondrial level. I'm here to tell you, that the story that I've already laid out for you, that's not true. You know why? Methemoglobinemia is not picked up by the pulse ox. In fact, in critical care medicine, you have to have a special pulse ox to pick up this. Why? Because you can be fooled. "And it turns out that ARDS, when you don't know this and you give somebody high oxygen level, you actually destroy every organ in their body. Why? Because of the mechanism I just told Nick. The electric current gets out, the bolt of electricity follows the path of least resistance in the body, and it goes and destroys other organs. Why? All because the doctors are not taught because the biochemists don't know the story about nitric oxide and oxygen being quantized and being paramagnetic. "It turns out when you know this story and you're a neurosurgeon who decides to go back in four years ago to start taking care of all these people that are getting told they're going to die, and magically, I know how to fix this problem, because I know about the paramagnetism of methemoglobinemia and I know how to flip the switch using a paramagnetic drug. "Guess what magically happens? FiO2s come down. We can get people off their dopamine drips. We can get them back. The family gets told that they're going to die. And the next thing you know, they're walking out of the ICU in 24 to 48 hours." Dr. Jack Kruse with Nick Jikomes @ 25:19–26:15 & 36:34–38:58 (posted 2025-04-09)

Dr. Jack Kruse: "Nitric oxide is the paramagnetic switch that flips us from choices in metabolism. You know what that means? That means that all metabolism happens spontaneously and Archimedes lever is the light that turns it on. "Then you got to ask yourself a big question. Are we talking about light that comes from our star or are we talking about light that may come from inside of us? Now remember I told you the story about Lynn Margulis and her husband, that a G-class star makes more UV light. You may be surprised to know that this UV light story ties to NO. You just said it: in your skin. You know these parts, but what you don't understand is how it fits in the quantum design of a cell. And what happens when this UV light shows up on Earth, oxygen levels spike further, things are selected out in our membranes, especially in eukaryotes. "That's where DHA from the seas gets incorporated. DHA, meaning fish oil, in the marine food chain, is really, really important. Why? Because for us to use it, meaning eukaryotes, it has to be in a specific position. It comes in three different positions, SN1, SN2 and SN3. […] The glycerol backbone of lipids has a carbon chain, and the SN1, SN2 and SN3 position are which carbon it's linked to. It turns out for eukaryotes like us, meaning primates, it works and it's only incorporated into the brain and into the leptin-melanocortin pathway when it's in the SN2 position. "That's the reason why people need to eat fish and not take fish oil, because fish oil tends to be in SN1 and SN3. We need the fish to do the job for us. That's the other reason you don't want to use algal oil as well. "What's the quantum reason that this is important? It turns out the SN2 position is very planar. It looks just like a copper wire. It has pi electrons on the top and bottom, which means that it works really well. Where is the most common place, what's the place with the highest density of SN2 DHA in the human body? It's in the central retinal pathways that connects your retina to that leptin receptor that Nick's been wanting to chomp at and get to." Nick Jikomes: "Basically one way of saying some of what you just said is that we talk about fish oil, we talk about omega-3 fatty acids, we talk about DHA. From a biochemical perspective, you might say, 'Well, the DHA that's in my fish oil is the same that's in the fish I could have eaten.' But it's not. There's a physical difference in some of the structure." Dr. Jack Kruse: "Right. And that's the keyword. The word that you're going to keep coming back to when you realize how much you have to unlearn is biochemistry taught you no biophysics." Dr. Jack Kruse with Nick Jikomes @ 21:38–24:44 (posted 2025-04-09)

Dr. Mary Talley Bowden: "I've never seen anything like this with any other product on the market. If this were a new antibiotic that had been rolled out and I'd seen the sort of injuries that I've seen with these covid shots, it would have been yanked off a long time ago. It's all risk, no benefit. We have very effective early treatment. We're basically vaccinating a cold at this point. "I'm seeing very concerning lab numbers. I'm checking spike protein antibody levels in patients who ask to get checked, and it's very obvious to me who's gotten the shots and who hasn't, because the antibody levels are sky high in these patients, and they haven't had a shot in years. Antibodies are supposed to wane with time; that's normally what happens. Then they'll stabilize, but they don't remain, you know, I'm seeing 25,000, which is crazy. In somebody that hasn't been vaccinated it's typically under a thousand. That's very concerning. It suggests that the spike protein is still active in the body, either it just never went away or it's still being produced. "And then they expect all babies (all babies!) to get three mRNA shots by the time they're nine months old. It's still under EUA status for children under 12. We don't know the long-term implications of vaccinating children who their cells are rapidly dividing as they are growing. We have suspicions that these shots could be causing cancer. "So it's alarming. The FDA typically will put a black box warning on a medication after five deaths. It will pull the product after 50 deaths. Well according to VAERS, we have over 38,000 deaths attributed to these shots, and we know VAERS is a gross underestimation of what's really going on." […] "Nine million American children have gotten the latest version of the shot. Nine million. That's hard to believe." Dr. Mary Talley Bowden with npub1guh5grefa7vkay4ps6udxg8lrqxg2kgr3qh9n4gduxut64nfxq0q9y6hjy @ 05:42–07:47 & 09:27–09:34

Andrew Marino: "People think that the energy along power lines goes through the wire. It doesn't. It goes outside the wire. How far outside? The 3⁄4 of a million volt power lines in New York, it extends almost a mile on either side of that right of way. "People live in that energy flow and it's there 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. They live in that flow. That flow didn't exist from the beginning of time until they started building power lines. Now they live in it and they just assume it has no consequences. "When you get within, let's say, 500 meters on either side of the power line, the strength of that energy flow, to me, is scary, well above whatever existed in nature. They live in it day in and day out, forever. They raise their kids in it. "But that's the reality of it. It's a risk; they don't appreciate the risk. Being able to appreciate the risk was denied to them following the NIH handling of the issue. Becker started it in 1973. He was driven out of his job in 1980. By 1995, 1996 NIH had vitiated the improvements Becker and I had brought by testifying in a New York power line hearing. We were right back to where we started. They wiped away what we had accomplished. Now there's no protection to anybody, anywhere. "What are the consequences? Who knows." Dr. Andrew Marino PhD JD with Cameron Borg @ 01:05:23–01:07:26 (posted 2025-03-18)

---------- 2025-04-15 Dr. Jack Kruse: "So when I hear 'longevity experts,' 'biochemistry experts,' 'food experts' come and tell me that why is it that every single one of my patients has destroyed hormones, which was one of your problems, way back when. And even something that Danny Jones asked me at the end of the podcast, the first one we did, 'Why is everybody's T down? Why is all these young guys on T?' "Here's the short answer. Every single one of them are light stressed and vasopressin is destroying it. That's the reason why your anterior and posterior pituitary are being demolished. You had a very specific issue. It affected TSH. And it turns out, you may be shocked to hear this, because you know that Hashimoto's is an 'autoimmune destruction' of the TSH cells in your body. "Do you know that diseases that are also autoimmune, like MS, do you know that if you antagonize vasopressin in MS patients that they actually improve?" Sheryl Utal: "No, I didn't know that." Dr. Jack Kruse: "I know. Most people don't. But guess what? It actually improves people that have Hashimoto's, too. This is the reason why sunlight absolutely gets people better with TSH. But you probably know something else about MS, you may not know this about your previous condition. "Do you understand now why pregnant women tend to do better when they have MS or Hashimoto's. Do you know why? Because they make huge amounts of water and retain it in their bodies. What do you think that does? It actually helps renovate some of the melanin sheets. Why does nature do this? "Oh it's very simple. Nature's got to build new melanin sheets to make that bioelectric current in that little goober that's in your uterus. So guess what? You get the collateral effects of building and regenerating a new person. Right? Isn't that tied to Becker's work? Oh, it is. Pregnancy is just like bone healing. Pregnancy is just like your story of Hashimoto's." Dr. Jack Kruse with Sheryl Utal @ 20:35–23:02 (posted 2025-03-08)

Dr. Jack Kruse: "So these guys that came back from Camp Shelby, it was very interesting. The guys that had the worst PTSD, the worst damage, weren't the people that were missing legs and arms. It turned out that these people that had horrible injuries actually didn't get PTSD. Do you know why? They had massive releases of vasopressin. What did the vasopressin do? The vasopressin stimulated the regeneration programs in them almost immediately. "Now to someone like you that probably sounds so counterintuitive. But based on what I told you in the first hour and a half of this podcast you're like, 'Oh fuck.'" Sheryl Utal: "Makes sense. Yeah." Dr. Jack Kruse: "'There's the perfect analogy of why pain really matters.' "I want you to think about now childbirth differently. The pain of childbirth actually is the stimulus for the woman to make even more vasopressin so that she can heal her own body. And what we do in medicine? We put a fucking needle in the lady's back. . ." Sheryl Utal: "The epidural. Yeah." Dr. Jack Kruse: ". . . so she can't feel anything." Sheryl Utal: "It's insane." Dr. Jack Kruse: "You realize what you just did? You understand?" Sheryl Utal: "Yes." Dr. Jack Kruse: "And the thing is, you say this to people who don't understand my perspective, it looks like I'm crazy. And then when you understand my perspective you start to go, 'Jesus Christ, is there anything that we do in the modern world that doesn't fuck this thing up?'" Dr. Jack Kruse with Sheryl Utal @ 01:19:51–01:21:16 (posted 2025-03-08)

Sheryl Utal: "I read in Becker's book something else that I found really interesting that has been something that I intuitively felt on my whole healing journey, which is that there's a purpose, a biological and evolutionary purpose, to pain […]" Dr. Jack Kruse: […] What does pain do? It's a stress, right? Physiologic stress releases vasopressin. "How did we learn about this from the Camp Shelby guys that I took care of? All of them, vasopressin levels was shot. So guess what happens? Vasopressin stimulates mitochondria to make water. Water hydrates melanin to create the one trillionth of one amp to regenerate. What happens if that process is interrupted? "Like say, if you do things to dull the pain, do you get the stimulus for healing? Regeneration? The answer is no. This is the reason why how many times, Sheryl, have you heard me say, 'Wounds create your wisdom.' Do you understand how incredibly important what I just said to you in that small little thing is. I just gave you the answer to really what Becker found, and you don't even realize it. Like you can a run away from the trauma. In fact, what do I tell people: 'Embrace the suck.' "Because the suck will bring you to the light. That is the key. And the light is the key to this process. But you have to remember, not the light in the sense that you think. The system is optimized to dampen light signals to the smallest DC electric currents that you can imagine to change the bioelectric signatures in cells in order to regenerate. "And is this story one of the coolest stories for me as a doctor to have discovered? Yes. But it took me a long time to figure it out. I spun my wheels for 20 years before I woke up. So do I understand and do I have some sympathy for what my patients who come to me go through? Yes. […] "So many people are sick and tired of being sick and tired that now they're willing to go back and do the heavy lifting, what we like to call in bitcoin the proof of work and get skin in their own game to understand that 'skin in your own game, wounds create your wisdom, embrace the suck,' is the story about how sunlight, melanin, and water regenerate every single disease that you could imagine. It is that simple." Dr. Jack Kruse with Sheryl Utal @ 01:14:58–01:18:59 (posted 2025-03-08)

Dr. Jack Kruse: "You asked me about consciousness and I love the question. Let's talk about the latest brain injury process going on that's called a lipid nanoparticle that surrounds a spike protein that causes mitochondrial DNA mutations. What does it do? It diminishes your ability to make water in a mitochondria. "You probably have heard all the people out there that took, it doesn't matter which one they took, but the one thing that you know, there's quite a lot of people out there complaining of their bodies changing and their brains not working. Everybody throws this in a garbage-pail term called long covid. "I want you to think about what I just told you about your Hashimoto's. How about if I told you that your Hashimoto's was a targeted disease of your hypothalamus. "What if I told you that long covid is every single aquaporin-4 gate in their brain is being disrupted by an LNP that actually is changing the amount of hydration around melanin sheets. If it continues on long enough, what eventually happens? Your melanin sheets go away. Why? Because you cannot stimulate the regeneration of those sheets inside. So effectively what have you done? You've disconnected from Nature's program of the regeneration that goes back to Becker's book. "And then someone has put, I would call it an adapter in, to their version of EMF. Now they're running a USB program from the Department of Defense. Starting to make a little bit of sense to you now?" Sheryl Utal: "Yeah." Dr. Jack Kruse: "That's what's going on. And when you do this, and you are able to know how to tune this neurologic system, you become able to control consciousness. You become able to control their circadian rhythms. You become able to control every single hormone in their body. Why? Because guess what hormones are if you look at the absorption and emission spectra, which nobody does, but I do. They're all controlled by light, and they know how to control them." Dr. Jack Kruse with Sheryl Utal @ 17:56–20:35 (posted 2025-03-08)

"And then you casually mention to me the story about your father in Las Vegas, and how he met your mother, and how the germline of your mother was programmed by light to actually cause a TBI in your hypothalamus that knocked out TSH and caused Hashimoto's. It's an autoimmune condition. Here's what you probably don't know about your condition. You think you know, because you fixed it, but probably not. "Light causes a vasopressin release in your hypothalamus. That is the first thing that happens. When vasopressin is released it starts the whole chain of events that destroys melanin in the place this happens. When you cannot regenerate the melanin in that area, which in your case happen to be happen to be in your anterior pituitary, two things occurred. "The light, the EMF signal that likely came from the heteroplasmy that was built up in your mom's egg when you were a little girl, any type of light that you're around that was non-native, kept releasing vasopressin. What did that do? It caused a TBI in your hypothalamus and that knocked out that part of your hypothalamus. […] "You have to have a signal in you to stimulate the healing. Isn't that what Becker found when bone broke, the piezoelectric current in bone? Guess what the stimulating current to start regeneration is in you? The release of vasopressin from any non-native EMF. "And do you know why vasopressin is important? You'll be hearing a lot more about this story. This is part of the reason I went to talk to Ray Peat a long time ago. I showed him the absorption and emission spectra of vasopressin. Do you know where it's at? It's in the UV range, right around 380nm light. "That's the reason why when you have light stress, that means non-native EMF stress from any source, it stimulates neuropsin on your skin, and in your brain, and in your eye and your cornea. That is what starts to hydrate melanin to create the bioelectricity that's one trillionth of one amp to regenerate all your tissue. "So for the whole time that you, as a little bitty itty inside your mama, and came out the vagina, and then lived your life, and got Hashimoto's, that whole process, you were not able to create that one trillionth of one amp, until you did something, in other words, you tripped over your own feet and said, 'you know I think I'm going to reconnect with nature.' "And here's the funny part. guess what turns off vasopressin? Sunlight. Sunlight. And what tells us that? The absorption and emission spectra of vasopressin." Dr. Jack Kruse with Sheryl Utal @ 02:32–03:57 & 13:19–14:03 (posted 2025-03-08)