Dr. Jack Kruse
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DECENTRALIZED MEDICINE #23: HOW LIGHT CONTROLS EVERYTHING
🕑 Added 2024-11-28 13:35:13 +0000 UTCThis might be the most important video you will watch today.
This excerpts from my 2017 Vermont talk laying out how light/EMF controls everything in biology. Credits to "Video Advice" on YouTube.
We think Homo sapiens came into existence around 200,000-300,000 years ago in equatorial Africa based on varying data. Two hundred thousand years is a long time, and it’s a complex number to fathom. So, let’s convert that considerable, unfathomable number into something we can all understand. How about a single calendar year? To put 200,000 years of human evolution onto a calendar year scale, we first need to determine how long an actual calendar year would be on that scale. Here’s how the math works: One year is 365 days; 365 days is 8,760 hours; 8,760 hours is 525,600 minutes; and 525,600 minutes is 31,536,000 seconds. When we divide 31,536,000 seconds by 200,000 years, we determine that an actual calendar year passes by in 158 seconds, or two minutes and 38 seconds, on our scaled calendar year.
A decade is over in 1,577 seconds, or 26 minutes and 47 seconds. A century is complete in four hours, 22 minutes, 48 seconds. And so on. Now that we understand these numbers, we can put significant events in human history on our calendar year timeline. The first one is easy: Our species came into existence in Africa 200,000 years ago, at midnight on January 1. Humans first migrated out of Africa 70,000- 100,000 years ago—give or take—which is July 1 on our timeline. Let that sink in for a moment: For half of our existence as a species, we lived in, or very near, Africa. Modern humans entered Europe about 40,000 years ago.
That event occurred at midnight on October 20 of our calendar year timeline, when 80 percent of our species’ existence was over. It's incredible how time relativity works, isn't it, when you think about how humans and time are related? Archaeologists agree that agriculture joined our technological repertoire about 12,000 years ago in the Middle East. That’s December 10 at 2:24 a.m. on our calendar year timeline. The Industrial Revolution, a decades-long technological transition that ushers in, or at least makes possible, the modern era, occurs in the early afternoon hours of New Year’s Eve. Consider the implications of that fact: 99.9 percent of our species’ existence is over before we enter a technological context that is even remotely close to modern. But if you think about it, the Industrial Revolution is archaic compared to today!
No plastics. No cars. No television. No radio. No telephones, much fewer smartphones. The Industrial Revolution marks the beginning of a remarkably different era for us as a species, yet it occurred during the last 0.1 percent of our time on this planet. Wow! What about the iPhone? It shows up on our timeline at 11:31 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, within the last half-hour of our calendar year timeline.
People like Casey Means want you to believe that using nnEMF to monitor your blood glucose is better than how your brain does it. If you think I am kidding, look at this paper below. It should now be clear that, when examined from this perspective, humankind’s relationship with technology, with change, and with time is in uncharted territory for our CIRCADIAN BIOLOGY. The risks for man so far have exceeded the promise of productivity..............in my estimation.
SUMMARY
Casey Means thinks a cell phone app is good for monitoring blood glucose and insulin. Look at the pictures to see how FLAWED this idea is. Trotsky's granddaughter, Nora Volkow, who runs the National Institutes of Drug Abuse, wrote this paper a decade before Casey Means started using a cell phone app to monitor blood glucose.
Pardon me if I think she LEARNED nothing at Stanford University about doing research.
I think she learned to do this from Anne Wojcicki at 23andMe when she was married to Google's Sergey Brin. Trotsky's granddaughter, Nora Volkow, who runs the National Institutes of Drug Abuse, wrote this paper a decade before Casey Means started using a cell phone app to monitor blood glucose.
LEVELS technology is PSEUDOSCIENCE, and PEER REVIEWED SCIENCE ABOVE IT SHOWS IT.
CITES
1. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21343580/
Comments
Joel Diederich
science puts earth at 4.5 Billion years old. Man's DNA stores 6 Billion bits of information arranged in 46 Chromosomes. Even if evolution started at day one of the all this, how could we possibly get one perfect DNA bit of information figured out in (less than) one year each and every year(up to 4.5B) -not to mention the tightly held organization of this data into 46 groupings? Where do we draw the line between fiction and Intelligent Design? UFO's, or could we be more like a Trillion years in existence to properly deal with this time factor (crunch)?
Lashawn Hill
Thank you so much for responding. I’m familiar with both Drs. Kooij and Barkley. I have struggled with ADHD all my life, but it wasn’t until I reached perimenopause that I sought medical attention for it. There are other female psychologists who recommend HRT to women struggling with ADHD in perimenopause, though it wasn’t the answer in my case. I believe I’m in “AuDHD burnout,” and at this point nothing will help me to recover save time—I’ve heard that burnout can last up to 5 years. I’m fascinated by this theory that frequency and geography can play a role in ADHD. I think everyone’s been impacted by the rollout of 5g. As far as the importance of geographical location to one’s health, Dr. Kruse would obviously agree. I can’t afford to move to the tropics, but I can make it my vacation destination.
M T Robertson
Good morning Doctor, I was a Professional member of ‘Additude. com’ which is a fantastic resource for those of us, ‘On the spectrum’. She is Dr J J Sandra Kooij MD PhD, from the Netherlands. If you join that Forum, they have her videos, from Belgium. It’s remarkable research! This should link you to her remarkable research on YouTube. I also think Dr Russel Barkley, has great insight but I have no idea if they both collaborate. However, personally, although my philosophy is not to ingest synthetic psychoactive substances, I know from earning the certificate I received from Harvard University on the benefits of medication, for ADHD, this has since, altered my opinion. https://youtu.be/UsVtSiONlS4?si=oDhR-ua6d2we2Ezq Best regards Martin
Susan McGhie
Thanks!
Lashawn Hill
M T Robertson, can I get the name of the Belgian psychiatrist? Thanks in advance.
Abuelito
Awesome Uncle Jack thanks!! Had to take a month off the internet to focus on being outside during the winter and cancelled subscriptions to remove the temptation :P Some neat news: Lent my grandpa The Body Electric and Invisible Rainbow. Grandpa was in the top 20 at the Agency during the cold war and is the oldest male in our family in recorded history (at 86 heh). He just finished Beckers book and loved it. He's starting Firstenburgs book. His whole passion is saving the american chestnut tree so hopefully he figures out that the blight they suffer is a vulnerability that appeared with the electrification of the country/rf band useage. Now, his neighbor and buddy is a congressman and the neighborhood had a bit of a kerfuffle when they put in a 5g repeater. Grandpa thought it was no big deal. Once he gets through that book I'm gonna try to convince him to lend it to Mr. Raskin. Will he do anything about it? Almost certainly not. BUT if he reads it and gets the message he'll view that repeater with suspicion every time he sees it and being better informed MAY help the health movement a little bit. Dads company has worked for John Roberts twice and if we get another job at his crib I'm going to try to give him a copy. Can you imagine a supreme court that rules against telecoms? Wanna guess when the idea to use my proximity to power to change minds arrived? Standing outside in the woods wearing only my kiniki shorts in 25 degree weather, staring towards our local G-class star :) Much love fellow mitochondriacs! We will win.
Jen
One of my most favorite talks of yours ever!
Silky
Thanks soooo much!!!
cL34rC0mm
Dr. Kruse, you mentioned above about... "Here is a massive blog about our retina you never learned." What is that blog/link?
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cL34rC0mm
You're already a member here on Patreon... to learn much more read all of Dr. Kruse's free blogs at: JackKruse.com & join: forum.jackkruse.com Or... Want to get even MORE premium content & monthly (closed to members ONLY) Q & A sessions with Dr. Kruse? Join as Silver or...To get your pressing questions answered by Dr. Kruse, PLUS get more premium content, PLUS get front line access to monthly Q&A sessions ONLY for Silver, Gold, Platinum & Titanium members? GO with =>Gold membership: https://kruseatdestin.com/optimal-klub-membership/ Follow Dr. Kruse on social media on facebook, at x.com or on Instagram: @DrJackKruse
Planting Lifestyle Medicine
The other day a patient with adult onset DM1 literally came to her own conclusion on this. She said "I had my best glucose control when I didn´t wear a glucose monitor".
Cheyenne Medders
Imagine all those Spaniards questing for the fountain of youth, not realizing that walking around in the sun WAS the fountain.
Jonathan Binder
My son is moving to northern England for university. Very little sun half of the year. Is there info on what lights I should get him and protocols? I was thinking red light and UV light. Human charger? Thanks!
Mike Sanders
Keep it coming Doc. I had a breakthrough moment. Doing a patient assessment today. In my head I heard "their redox rate sucks". Immediately wanted to get the patient out in the sunshine. Then I did. Forward
Dr. Jack Kruse
Right now in our time, repurposed drugs are being suppressed to favor the mRNA platform. The decentralized patient needs to know this and do their own due diligence.
Dr. Jack Kruse
Because of what I posted before.......if you have a turbo cancer and you have exposure to SV40 the first line treatment should be Ivermectin and maybe add Fenbendazole. Dr. Makis has put out some good info on this combo and virally induced cancers. We will never see clinical studies because Ivermectin for cancer, HIV, or Dengue because it is off patent and cheap. Merck, which used to have a patent on Ivermectin, has partnered with Moderna on mRNA Cancer Vaccines, estimated to cost 400,000 K per treatment. So the incentive is built in to not study IVERMECTIN on anything when the DoD and BigHarma are pushing expansion of the mRNA platform. For this reason everyone who has been diagnosed with a turbo cancer, Dengue, even HIV should consider this before you do anything else. Protease inhibitors work well for HIV so one has to discuss this with patients during informed consent discussions. Ivermectin studies on mice include: Pancreatic cancer, Breast cancer, Colon cancer, glioblastoma, glioma and leukemia. I have not seen IVERMECTIN studies on Lymphoma, Testicular Cancer, Sarcomas but that does not mean one should not consider it. IVERMECTIN acts on Cancer mainly by inhibiting signaling pathways involved in cancer proliferation (Akt, Wnt, mTOR) and by inhibiting CANCER STEM CELLS. More good news with this drug: it’s practically impossible to overdose on ivermectin, as it has a half-life of 18 hours and it’s cleared from your body within 2 days. Fenbendazole was discovered completely accidentally. It was back in 2017, a gentleman in Oklahoma, Joe Tippens, a gentleman in the 60s, I believe, was diagnosed with terminal cancer, Stage 4 small cell lung cancer, and he was sent home to die by his doctors, and he had a veterinary friend of his who said, “Listen, there’s a dog medicine, dog dewormer medicine, that was discovered accidentally to have very strong anti-cancer properties. Why don’t you try it? You have nothing to lose.” And he put together a protocol with this fenbendazole medicine and also with curcumin, CBD oil, vitamin E, and he cured his terminal cancer, that he had basically less than 1% chance of surviving. And so that was back in 2017, and so this has been known for a few years, now. There is a Facebook group called the Fenbendazole Cancer Support Group. It has a hundred and ten thousand members. A lot of them are cancer patients, a lot of some of them are family members of cancer patients, so this is a large community, and it works. In fact, there was a group of Stanford University medical researchers who were so impressed by fenbendazole that they found three patients who had taken fenbendazole, Stage 4 cancer patients, who took fenbendazole, cured their Stage 4 cancers after they had failed every chemotherapy regimen known to mankind, and they published this case series. Now what’s funny is that they were not able to recommend fenbendazole to these patients, because it’s not FDA-approved. Now, there is an FDA-approved version of it called “mebendazole”, which is virtually identical. Unfortunately, it goes by the brand name of “Vermox”. It’s much more expensive than fenbendazole, but you can now get generic versions of both for, you know, a dollar a pill.
Sharon
Thank you for this incredible work Jack🌺
Mark Berger
For someone with ischemic tissue, would the introduction of your protocol possibly cause a ischemia-reperfusion injury? Is there a way to mitigate the possible damage?
Sandrine
Download the circadian app on your phone. It will tell you when UVA rise is for where you reside. If the sun is up, you're getting red rays.
Lisette
Thank you 🙏🏼 immensely. Certainly will be re-visiting this a few times to grasp the science, but luckily the life practices that support are pretty dang easy to follow plus there is that heartwarming feeling one gets when they know they are doing the right thing. It starts with me then … serve my loved ones even more! Also, bravo 👏🏼 to the creatives behind the visuals. MSoL (𝘔𝘺 𝘚𝘵𝘺𝘭𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘓𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨) xo
Crystalclear
Will you share with us what is on her death certificate? You’re a bad ass! Listing to the joy show live with Mary.
Farooq
Is it possible Trump has started taking revenge ? UnitedHealthcare executive Brian Thompson shot and killed in New York City, according to reports https://www.marketwatch.com/story/unitedhealthcare-executive-brian-thompson-shot-and-killed-in-new-york-city-d9c2cfe7 via @MarketWatch Check the killers profile..
Wild Side
Oh I can't wait to learn some stuff with this group. I'm new and hello everyone. Thanks Uncle Jack!
Violet
Off topic - is it possible to see the text of the Public Health Freedom Act you drafted, Uncle Jack? I'm so curious. Haven't been able to find more than an excerpt you read in English. No luck attempting to search in Spanish yet either.
Silky
Jack…. Am I getting legit infrared UVA light if I am out walking Wakefield MA from 7 AM till 8:30 AM on December 1 but shaded by hills, houses and trees. I was driving 30 minutes to get to Revere Beach to get this walk in and can’t stand it anymore traffic, smog, and neon headlights have burnt me out. Until I can move it’s all I got. Can you please answer that question I can’t find it anywhere
SunTiger44
This is probably one of the best things on the internet these days. It’s a shame someone else had to make the compilation (but I’m sofa king glad they did!!!) instead of Dr. K having his own channel & being able to openly and fairly post mainstream. However, the channel who did so… just God bless them. 🫂🖖🏽
M T Robertson
As a psychologist and ADHD sufferer, along with my former wife and present two sons, I learned from a Belgian Psychiatrist, of the relationship between ADHD frequency and particularly, US geography. The Melatin production is the key and adopting a ‘Dawn’, routine is essential to good mental health. I will have to re-examine this research in light of this amazingly insightful revelation. Thank you
AKJohn
From what Charlotte says. CT is what is keeping me tan.
AKJohn
I do red light and Near infrared everyday, and I still have my tan from 5 weeks ago. I use the RedRush 400.
AKJohn
Jacks best. Explains it all very clearly, and better yet it works. Was on a trip and ate lot of crap and lost weight as I was in the Sun a lot. I live in Alaska and I sill have my tan from five weeks ago. I do red light and near infrared therapy everyday, and CT every other day. I do go for daily walks. But there is very little sun this time of year.
Mel Borg
I have seen the presentation a number of years ago but adding those graphics was brilliant and I have shared with people who are just coming across your work and it will make it easier for them to digest
Jamie
Thank you!!! This makes me feel a lot better, I will definitely be implementing!! Thanks again 🙏🏻
Jamie
Thank you!!! I will start this week 🙏🏻
Susan McGhie
In the full presentation I d found on YouTube you mention you can tell what light is needed by our mitochondria. Do you expand on that anywhere?
Luis Ascencio
CT Protocol: https://jackkruse.com/cold-thermogenesis-easy-start-guide/ CT FAQ's: https://jackkruse.com/cold-thermogenesis-13-the-faqs/
Frieda Mai
Awesome video presentation!!Brings the words to visual for a novice. Definitely watching again.
Hannah
WOW ! Thank you for that video ! I have seen the Vermont talks previously, but it was amazing with the slides added !
michael john moreau
Watching this video brings tears of joy to my eyes because you have given all of humanity the keys for the kingdom of wellness, through the elusive obvious found in all of nature. What makes everything grow, sunlight. Happily thanking you Jack as I bathe in the sunlight here at El Zonte beach. Been here for 28 days, heading back to the US to make plans to return for good. Mucous Gracious, Commander Kruse, I finally made it happen.
Sandra Begotka
Thank you for the efforts/energy spent in providing the information you share. I just joined up and am diving into this...learning, learning, learning. I'm so impressed by how quickly positive change is occurring simply from getting more sunlight exposure.
John Gilbertson
Thank you, Life moves on Jack!
Roman Kudryavcev
can you please send me a link? I haven't found it via search. thank you!!!!
charlotte hiller
Hi Jamie! Check out Jack's Cold Thermogenesis protocol as you're in Vermont. It's a great way to produce UV light inside. :)
Jamie
I watched this presentation yesterday. Someone posted it in the comment on x platform and I was blown away watching it. I woke up this morning in Vermont to get the sun and it’s so hard here to get morning sun in the winter. So I’m going to get red light therapy! Thank you. I can’t wait to share this with my fellow Vermonters and beyond!
billy custer
"MIGHT?!" be the most important video we watch today? Only bc we watch videos of you everyday?
Bob Lablaw
Excellent presentation Uncle Jack
Dr. Jack Kruse
Anyone who thinks a cell phone > human brain is a TRANSHUMANIST. They are our enemy. Computation in the nervous system often relies on integrating signals from parallel circuits with different functional properties. Correlated noise in these inputs can, in principle, have diverse and dramatic effects on the reliability of the resulting computations. Orexin neurons in the brain affect the decentralized neural networks that control the circadian mechanism of man. Such theoretical predictions have rarely been tested experimentally because of a scarcity of preparations that permit the measurement of both a neuron’s input signal covariation and the effect of manipulating such covariation on a cell’s output. Scientists have now introduced a new method to measure the covariation of a cell's excitatory and inhibitory inputs. This method revealed a strongly correlated noise in the inputs to two types of retinal ganglion cells. Eliminating correlated noise without changing other input properties substantially decreased the accuracy with which a cell’s spike outputs encoded light inputs. Orexins are the prism in your retina that is the conductor of controlling your biological life. Thus, the covariation of excitatory and inhibitory inputs is a critical determinant of the reliability of neural coding and computation in circadian signaling. Here is a massive blog about our retina you never learned. Orexins are the critical prism of the retina that controls the quantum coherence of water and builds the stage life upon which it dances. Anyone who thinks the brain cannot do what technology does is someone to run away from. No wonder she quit her residency in her 5th year.
Crystalclear
Brilliant presentation! My sister who is here to spend the holiday has already been illuminated by our conversations on this topic. Thank you.
David Williams
Always kicking our minds into curiogenesis!
