whygetfat on Nostr: Max Gulhane MD: "Maybe we can make a quick point about glyphosate. If we're using a ...
Max Gulhane MD: "Maybe we can make a quick point about glyphosate. If we're using a reverse osmosis filter then we're going to remove this ubiquitous industrial herbicide glyphosate from our water. Why is glyphosate important both for deuterium and the exclusion zone?"
Carrie Bennett: "Gosh, glyphosate. I mean there's so many reasons why glyphosate is impactful. But what glyphosate really does is it just diminishes our body's ability to create exclusion zones in the first place. It really, truly happens where our connective tissue is, our collagen.
"As you know, collagen is the most protein we have in our body is in the shape and structure of collagen. Right? It's a huge component of our physical structure. Collagen has a very unique triple helix formation. It wraps around itself. We need that. I'll talk about why we need that in a second.
"What most people might not know is that collagen has the amino acid glycine as a very prominent. . . every third amino acid in collagen is glycine. Unfortunately the gly- in glyphosate looks very analogous to a naturally occurring glycine amino acid. So we can literally replace the glycine in our connective tissue with glyphosate.
"And that changes the ability of the water of the connective tissue to fold appropriately. So if these triple helixes aren't forming, we're actually not getting what are called water nanotubes forming. Which sounds wild, but there's such beautiful research to indicate that that's literally our high-speed communication system, throughout our body, is through these water nanotubes.
"In addition, if glyphosate is there, we're again not creating adequate amounts of exclusion zone water, either. So we're shrinking that conduit as well, through which we can funnel electrons to help to establish healthy redox in our tissues, too.
"So this connective tissue is just such a huge component of our physical bodies, and glyphosate is just detrimental to that tissue in so many ways. Not to mention that glyphosate is a mitochondrial toxin as well. So that's just a double whammy right there." —Carrie Bennett with maxgulhanemd (npub19yj…unad) @ 56:41–58:53 https://youtu.be/YC9-p5KAQDY&t=3401
Carrie Bennett: "Gosh, glyphosate. I mean there's so many reasons why glyphosate is impactful. But what glyphosate really does is it just diminishes our body's ability to create exclusion zones in the first place. It really, truly happens where our connective tissue is, our collagen.
"As you know, collagen is the most protein we have in our body is in the shape and structure of collagen. Right? It's a huge component of our physical structure. Collagen has a very unique triple helix formation. It wraps around itself. We need that. I'll talk about why we need that in a second.
"What most people might not know is that collagen has the amino acid glycine as a very prominent. . . every third amino acid in collagen is glycine. Unfortunately the gly- in glyphosate looks very analogous to a naturally occurring glycine amino acid. So we can literally replace the glycine in our connective tissue with glyphosate.
"And that changes the ability of the water of the connective tissue to fold appropriately. So if these triple helixes aren't forming, we're actually not getting what are called water nanotubes forming. Which sounds wild, but there's such beautiful research to indicate that that's literally our high-speed communication system, throughout our body, is through these water nanotubes.
"In addition, if glyphosate is there, we're again not creating adequate amounts of exclusion zone water, either. So we're shrinking that conduit as well, through which we can funnel electrons to help to establish healthy redox in our tissues, too.
"So this connective tissue is just such a huge component of our physical bodies, and glyphosate is just detrimental to that tissue in so many ways. Not to mention that glyphosate is a mitochondrial toxin as well. So that's just a double whammy right there." —Carrie Bennett with maxgulhanemd (npub19yj…unad) @ 56:41–58:53 https://youtu.be/YC9-p5KAQDY&t=3401