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On the thermodynamics of comfort

Discussion in 'Educating Doctors' started by NeilBB, May 8, 2014.

  1. Shijin13

    Shijin13 Guest

    This really explains my current labs from march... wow... its all about electrons and/or the lack of them.... and how my body is able to leverage them or not...
  2. Shijin13

    Shijin13 Guest

    DHA.... If you're missing DHA - you missing electrons... b/c you can't transport them in CSF

    this is why Seafood - particularly raw is so important...
  3. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    Pregnenolone steal syndrome = Electrons steal syndrome. The involvement of three proteins in cholesterol side-chain cleavage reaction raises the question of whether the three proteins function as a ternary complex as reductase:adrenodoxin:p450. Both spectroscopic studies of adrenodoxin binding to P450scc and kinetic studies in the presence of varying concentrations of adrenodoxin reductase demonstrated that the reductase competes with P450scc for binding to adrenodoxin. These results demonstrated that the formation of a functional ternary complex is not possible. Once again you see how electrons affect protein bending. This is the quantum mechanism I just wrote about in OSF 3. From studies, it was concluded that the binding sites of adrenodoxin to its reductase and to P450 are overlapping and, as a consequence, adrenodoxin functions as a mobile electron shuttle between reductase and P450. These conclusions have been confirmed by 3 D structural analysis of adrenodoxin and P450 complex.


    OSF 3 wins.
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  4. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    Now let us talk in depth what I have avoided..........because you did not know the quantum mechanism:

    The process of electron transfer from NADPH (from the PPP) to P450scc is not tightly coupled anywhere in cells; that is, during electron transfer from adrenodoxin reductase via adrenodoxin to P450scc, a certain portion of the electrons leak outside of the electron chain transport (more so when protons are present like they are in LR states) and react with O2, generating superoxide radicals.

    Superoxide is generated when electrons are missing and this increases mitochondrial mass. Steroidogenic cells include a diverse array of antioxidant systems to cope with the radicals generated by the steroidogenic enzymes but all of them are inactivated by loss of electrons. The result is more protons.
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  5. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    Once again...........all tied to electron steal syndrome.

    Still think food or a supplement will help this?
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  6. Shijin13

    Shijin13 Guest

    So basically PCOS women have a fault copy of the ADRX - and does not properly signal the production of NADPH... and this is why I can't stay in the PPP when I do access it...

    so this links back to Jeremy and his inability to leverage the PPP due to CF. There's a back door. free electrons from Mother nature... I just have to figure out how to maximize them for my electrons.... This is how I fix myself. and its how I fix Chaos and Havoc....
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  7. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    P450scc is always active, however its activity is limited by the supply of cholesterol in the inner membrane. What limits choelsterol from the inner mitochondrial membrane? Lack of electrons leads to a lack of cholesterol production..........seafood provides this in spades. The supplying of cholesterol to this membrane (from the outer mitochondrial membrane) is, thus, considered the true rate-limiting step in all steroid production.

    So what does this all mean? electrons = your steroid panel.

    Have you heard this before many times?
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  8. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    It is electrons electrons electrons.................
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  9. Shijin13

    Shijin13 Guest

    every day since you first started teaching... Hormones are the window to health. Electron health and the ability of the body to leverage them.
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  10. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    What was my book about? The Epi paleo Rx.............what was the Rx about? Seafood.

    Why does everyone want to talk supplements when they are sick?
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  11. Josh

    Josh Gold

    Seas are dying, we will have to do it with algae and insects soon....de-evolution on the Earth to fuel mutation/evolution in the species if we are lucky....
  12. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    DHA = electrons

    get comfortable with your discomfort.
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  13. nonchalant

    nonchalant Silver

    Jack, I understand that static magnets can cause problems when I am unable to transfer the energy to all parts of my body quickly.
    But why should I still derive a system-wide benefit from them?? Why can sitting near a magnet, though it will eventually cause issues in my hips, still allow me to tolerate cold temps, or to keep hunger at bay? I must be transferring energy somehow to reap those benefits.

    Perhaps I should finish reading the blog before asking. Don't press "PostReply" yet Sally...

    edit: Perhaps it is a mitochondria issue. I am using some of the energy ok, but I still get a build-up of protons near my mitos. Inflammation. My magnet is too strong for me.
    Last edited: May 14, 2014
  14. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    a static magnetic hold electrons still to transfer their energy to photons........assuming you have the ability to still sense the native field.......which you do not........so therefore it is moot.
  15. nonchalant

    nonchalant Silver

    Photons! Of course.
  16. yewwei.tan

    yewwei.tan Gold

    I wonder what we do with all those animals brains. Surely even a conventionally raised cow has some DHA left in it's brain?

    Come to think of it, there hasn't been much discussion about insects. A layperson's point of view would say that they are a hardier species than most (damn you cockroaches!), and that must have something to do with being able to maintain systemic metastability somehow.

    Also, why is it that insects seem to be larger in warmer climates, while the opposite is true for most other life. (though insects are generally pretty small to begin with) Is this actually a fact? (that insects are larger in warmer regions)

    Talking about complexity, while insects don't have the best brains (or do they?), they certainty have more complex motor structures, with the ability to individually control more than 4 limbs, control flight, have larger eyes with compound vision (DHA?), etc ...

    Where are insects getting their DHA from? What insects are the highest in DHA? (maybe aquatic insects?)

    Finally, you often here that many species of insects are going extinct. Which types of insects are those? How do they derive they energy (inferred by figuring out what kinds of energy sources are being drained from their environment)?

    </end Random Afternoon Thoughts>
  17. Hope

    Hope Gold

    Gretchen, I hope you figure out a way to do it in the VA state zone...
  18. Jack Kruse

    Jack Kruse Administrator

    If you get animals brains you eat them.
  19. Josh

    Josh Gold


    http://www.iufost.org/iufostftp/Revd Sirithon Chapter 16.pdf
  20. Inger

    Inger Silver

    I can not wait for the fall when our lambs get slaughtered... I will get the heads for me..... i cannot move before that!

    In Finland (where I live now) they are so scared to eat brains that the law says to burn them. Imagine.
    I think the law was made after the mad cow disease - when they fed dead cow chow to cattle.
    Crazy! Now the law is still active, like people have forgotten why - because cannibal feed is forbidden since then

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