whygetfat on Nostr: Dr. Jack Kruse: "Any type of non-native EMF, whether it's blue light or 1G through ...
Dr. Jack Kruse: "Any type of non-native EMF, whether it's blue light or 1G through 5G, raises glucose metabolism or a pathway in your body called the AMPK pathway. That has an effect on your immune system. What is the effect?
"There's two branches of the immune system, the innate and the adaptive system. And it turns out the innate system actually blocks the COVID-19 from getting through the ACE2 receptor into your cell. That's the reason why vitamin D is so protective, because it raises innate immunity. But here's the part of the story that very few talk about.
"Did you know that sunlight is an immunosuppressant for the adaptive system? Let me say that again, because most people think the sun always powers up the immune system. It turns out adaptive, that's the T-cells, that's the NK cells, it's an immunosuppressant for that. Why is that important? Everybody listening to this podcast has heard that people die from this disease from cytotoxic storms. Guess what controls that? T cells, NK cells. So they're allowed to run free. Why? Because the off switch is not in their body.
"And that's the same kind of situation that's going on now in New York and in UK with kids getting Kawasaki's disease, which is related to the C19. Why? Their cytotoxic adaptive systems are not operating properly, because they've not been programmed.
"This is a story that to me gets to the crux of the issue. People realize that sun can actually be both positive and negative to the immune system at the same time. The problem is if you don't know how it works, on the surface this sounds crazy. […]
"If you have an autoimmune condition, you have the same problem that people with C19 has. Why? You have poor innate immunity, and you have a hyperactive adaptive immunity. That's actually how you get autoimmune disease. That's the reason why the classic autoimmune disease that we always talk about is MS. What do we know about MS, Sherrill? That the closer you get to the equator the incidence of MS goes almost down to zero. This is the reason why it happens. You need to become a quantum biologist. You need to understand really how the sun works with your cells.
"I'm not gonna tell you this science is easy. But if you listen to this podcast in the last hour, have I given you some simple analogies about casinos and orange trees to understand really what's going on? Have I told you simply wearing a mask reduces oxygen tension and that's what drives NAD+ lower? I've already given you the hardcore answers that are published in the literature. Problem is when you start learning a lot of this little stuff you go, 'I want to learn more.' Well that's when you become a part of my tribe, because that's what I teach. I teach you all the details. I teach you really how nature is designed to work with ourselves. that's my modus operandi, that's my goal. That's the reason I became a surgeon. As I said before, the Latin derivation of surgeon is to teach. Hopefully some of you who've listened to this podcast from the beginning to the end have seen maybe there's some wisdom in some of the chaos that I brought in this podcast."
Dr. Jack Kruse with Sherrill Sellman, ND @ 55:18–58:57 https://youtu.be/Wp7Dm2NJgmg?t=3318
"There's two branches of the immune system, the innate and the adaptive system. And it turns out the innate system actually blocks the COVID-19 from getting through the ACE2 receptor into your cell. That's the reason why vitamin D is so protective, because it raises innate immunity. But here's the part of the story that very few talk about.
"Did you know that sunlight is an immunosuppressant for the adaptive system? Let me say that again, because most people think the sun always powers up the immune system. It turns out adaptive, that's the T-cells, that's the NK cells, it's an immunosuppressant for that. Why is that important? Everybody listening to this podcast has heard that people die from this disease from cytotoxic storms. Guess what controls that? T cells, NK cells. So they're allowed to run free. Why? Because the off switch is not in their body.
"And that's the same kind of situation that's going on now in New York and in UK with kids getting Kawasaki's disease, which is related to the C19. Why? Their cytotoxic adaptive systems are not operating properly, because they've not been programmed.
"This is a story that to me gets to the crux of the issue. People realize that sun can actually be both positive and negative to the immune system at the same time. The problem is if you don't know how it works, on the surface this sounds crazy. […]
"If you have an autoimmune condition, you have the same problem that people with C19 has. Why? You have poor innate immunity, and you have a hyperactive adaptive immunity. That's actually how you get autoimmune disease. That's the reason why the classic autoimmune disease that we always talk about is MS. What do we know about MS, Sherrill? That the closer you get to the equator the incidence of MS goes almost down to zero. This is the reason why it happens. You need to become a quantum biologist. You need to understand really how the sun works with your cells.
"I'm not gonna tell you this science is easy. But if you listen to this podcast in the last hour, have I given you some simple analogies about casinos and orange trees to understand really what's going on? Have I told you simply wearing a mask reduces oxygen tension and that's what drives NAD+ lower? I've already given you the hardcore answers that are published in the literature. Problem is when you start learning a lot of this little stuff you go, 'I want to learn more.' Well that's when you become a part of my tribe, because that's what I teach. I teach you all the details. I teach you really how nature is designed to work with ourselves. that's my modus operandi, that's my goal. That's the reason I became a surgeon. As I said before, the Latin derivation of surgeon is to teach. Hopefully some of you who've listened to this podcast from the beginning to the end have seen maybe there's some wisdom in some of the chaos that I brought in this podcast."
Dr. Jack Kruse with Sherrill Sellman, ND @ 55:18–58:57 https://youtu.be/Wp7Dm2NJgmg?t=3318