If you look at the latest data from mice as cite one does below, it appears this is true. Mice are noctural mammals so their results will not be identical to ours but they useful in working out how proteins of the circadian mechanism work with sunlight. Skin, like all organs, has a distinctive night-day [...]
READERS SUMMARY: 1. IS YOUR EYE A CAMERA OR CLOCK? 2. HOW DOES NEGATIVE FEEDBACK CONTROL RUIN YOUR CLOCK? 3. IF TIMING IS OFF IN YOUR EYE, DO DISEASES SHOW UP OUT OF THE BLUE? 4. ARE CATARACTS AND GLAUCOMA A PREMONITION OF ONCOGENESIS? 5. HOW MUCH ATP DOES PROTEIN SYNTHESIS COST A CELL? [...]
READERS SUMMARY 1. What analogy best describes your cellular battery? 2. What is the tibial compression test? 3. What lab test is a crystal ball for a loss of your batteries charge? 4. What disease is always linked with a lowered battery charge? 5. How does light determine how carbon from your foods can be [...]
READERS SUMMARY: WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILT INTO YOUR COLLAGEN? This blog is intimately linked to the January through June 2014 webinars. April's webinar call "The Electric Company" is based upon the ideas in this blog. So todays blog starts via a discussion on the forum about raw [...]
Redox potential is the gain of electrons in our cells to help energy transmission flow efficiently. Detoxification is directly linked to the redox potential of any cell. In my Redox Rx, I'll give you a summary of the redox potential to help you understand the concept and steps you can take to improve your redox potential.
It is Dec. 31 here in Europe, and I just want to say Happy New Year to you! Here are some more of my random musings from upcoming blog posts. This new idea for a blog should stimulate you to think and ask better questions to improve your current condition. We all must become aware of what we might not know, because this is often where our truth lies.
Most of the science that gets done today gets done within a rigid set of rules applied, where you know exactly who your peers are, and things get evaluated according to a very strict set of standards. That works, when you're not trying to change the structure. But when you try to change the structure or paradigm of science, that system doesn't work very well. In fact, you usually make some enemies. Gilbert Ling is an example of somebody who didn't follow the rules and pissed a lot of people off. He pissed off so many people that they alienated his work, made sure he had no funding to continue on, and then allowed somebody to steal his work and gave that person the Nobel Prize in 2003. Today, we are going to unfold that story, because fundamentally this is why millions are dying from neolithic diseases today.
On the surface a quilt seems a random collection of parts to make a comforter. That is what the undiscerning eye sees. But at its core, the assembled parts begin to act in unison to do something that no single part can do. In concert, Nature only uses the finest threads to weave her patterns, so each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry. These random musings are coming from future blogs in the Quilt. Enjoy!
This will probably be the most important blog in the entire Quilt. It is how I see the three fundamental laws of nature integrating and coordinating the physiologic function of animating life. It is how all life works as a collective phenomena.
We are all products of our environment. Our genes are the first draft of what we are created to be, but the experience those genes face (epigenetics) is how the novel of our life is really written. This blog is about how this experience begins to unfold in our species.