Medical Industrial Complex and Vaccines

[Mark Rippetoe]

Yes via thermogenesis which occurs in skeletal muscle and brown adipose tissue (BAT). Remember my post about loosely coupled haplotypes? Cold on the skin activates the uncoupling proteins which decouples electron flow with proton pumping/ATP production, and the proton gradient is dissipated as heat (infrared). That is how it works in the cold. We do not make ATP. We make heat. Nobody is leveraging this pathway, but it's absolutely critical in those European environments you speak of when the sun is absent. Infrared is the key energy frequency that structures the water molecule to create an exclusion zone (EZ) that turns water into a capacitor to create a pile of FREE electrons. Delocalized. To run all the biochemical processes that occur in a cell. There are 100,000 biochemical reactions occurring every second and they are all driven by light and electrons.

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[hill.1338@osu.edu]

Yes via thermogenesis which occurs in skeletal muscle and brown adipose tissue (BAT). Remember my post about loosely coupled haplotypes? Cold on the skin activates the uncoupling proteins which decouples electron flow with proton pumping/ATP production, and the proton gradient is dissipated as heat (infrared). That is how it works in the cold. We do not make ATP. We make heat. Nobody is leveraging this pathway, but it's absolutely critical in those European environments you speak of when the sun is absent. Infrared is the key energy frequency that structures the water molecule to create an exclusion zone (EZ) that turns water into a capacitor to create a pile of FREE electrons. Delocalized. To run all the biochemical processes that occur in a cell. There are 100,000 biochemical reactions occurring every second and they are all driven by light and electrons.

Damn.... this guy drank the whole pitcher of kool aid.

[CommanderFun]

What are the short-term capacity limits of the human immune system? What happens when those capacity limits are exceeded? Good questions.

What's the immune system equivalent of a nasty sunburn? Probably that.

[kris90]

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I find it sad as strength coach you have no earthly clue how mitochondria work, and yet they are the key components of the cell that fuel muscular contractions to generate both force and heat. The way they operate in cold versus warm environments is different due to effects of temperature on electromagnetism.

Here's a good 3rd grade read for you coach: Mitochondria function: the chemiosmotic gradient

If you are actually willing to learn some basics about how temperature effects respiration, then you may learn how we can optimize recovery and keep oxygen tensions HIGH in cells allowing us to tap fat during high intense exercise, but I won't spell it out for you. I'll let you do the work.

I was more of a Marvel kid, so please explain it to me. If I can just drive my metabolism with cold energy, I can throw away the whey. Can you get unflavored cold, or is it all "strawberry mint?" That flavored stuff makes me pee.

Umm, it's pretty simple there Cheech... Cold repels negative charged particles (i.e. electrons). So cold speeds up electron flow. Heat flows from hot to cold. Electrons orbit the nucleus of atoms. Cooling the surface creates a temperature gradient generating negative voltage. This builds massive charges and increases energy flow. Cooling your skin surface does this, and your mitochondria release heat, which is really infrared energy. Now what happens to mammals when they live in this environment? They turn their white fat into brown fat to make a ton more mitochondria. Warm adapted mammals have less mitochondria than cold adapted mammals due to brown fat levels. So let me ask you this, just as I stated above to Mark. If you are a strength athlete, would you want higher levels of mitochondria in skeletal muscle and fat to generate heat/force or less? Cold can add massive benefits to lifters. Why do you think the strongest lifters come from Iceland? They use cold, and a strong magnetic flux from the Earth in their environment to drive energy flow.

UVB is the spectrum primarily implicated in skin cancers, dude. Just stop.

Oh really? I guess you have some reading to do:
Avoidance of sun exposure is a risk factor for all-cause mortality: results from the Melanoma in Southern Sweden cohort. - PubMed - NCBI
Sun exposure and mortality from melanoma. - PubMed - NCBI
Epidemiologic evidence for different roles of ultraviolet A and B radiation in melanoma mortality rates. - PubMed - NCBI

[JaredSterling]

Take a look at the incidence of autism now vs 30 years ago. The data speaks for itself.

By your logic, this graph also speaks for itself:

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Repeat after me: correlation is not causation.

[Jonathon Sullivan]

As I mentioned we have 2 metabolic pathways. One that uses sunlight and one that uses cold. Northern Europeans use cold to drive metabolism in absence of sun. Thats why scandinavians thrive using saunas and cold. They both provide infrared energy. But since most people no longer embrace cold, we are seeing diseases due to both a lack of cold and sunlight. Also I was referencing the African American boys at high risk of autism needing more sun. You cannot deny that. Their black skin is optimized for high UV and VITAMIN d which they dont get in Northern regions.

Ever think maybe his skin cancer was caused by fake blue light and NOT the sun? You do know UV triggers skin apoptosis right? This is an anti cancer process. Given humans evolved in equatorial sun, there is no way in hell the sun could ever cause cancer. Sun lowers all cause mortality and UVB light lowers risk of EVERY cancer. If you need me to post abstracts I will.

Okay, that does it. Fuck the vaccines. I'm officially giving up on my own species. A pandemic with universal lethality can't come fast enough. Time for the raccoons or bonobos to step up.

[Mark Rippetoe]

I find it sad as strength coach you have no earthly clue how mitochondria work, and yet they are the key components of the cell that fuel muscular contractions to generate both force and heat. The way they operate in cold versus warm environments is different due to effects of temperature on electromagnetism.

Cold repels negative charged particles (i.e. electrons). So cold speeds up electron flow. Heat flows from hot to cold. Electrons orbit the nucleus of atoms. Cooling the surface creates a temperature gradient generating negative voltage. This builds massive charges and increases energy flow. Cooling your skin surface does this, and your mitochondria release heat, which is really infrared energy. Now what happens to mammals when they live in this environment? They turn their white fat into brown fat to make a ton more mitochondria. Warm adapted mammals have less mitochondria than cold adapted mammals due to brown fat levels.

Insanity threshold achieved. Thus, he's done.

[CommanderFun]

I was hoping he was gonna tell us next how Mitochondria allow us to connect to the force.

[Yngvi]

I read the link. It seems like they concluded that healthcare workers are resistant to getting the vaccination, not that the vaccination isn't effective. Was that what you meant?

Sorry about that. Wrong link.

Here is one that is well-known.
Influenza Vaccination of Healthcare Workers: Critical Analysis of the Evidence for Patient Benefit Underpinning Policies of Enforcement

There are several meta-analysis reviews available which find no effectiveness or conflicting data. Mandatory flu vaccination has been tried for years now at many clinics and hospitals. It really is unclear if we see any difference at all when comparing to the hospitals which have lower flu vaccination rates among medical professionals.
It makes sense for vulnerable populations and certain health care workers to get a flu shot. Mass mobilization of resources and awareness along with mandatory vaccination is not justified; it would be more effective if the resources were put towards other causes.

Many medical review articles argue in favour of mandatory flu vaccination. The primary arguments for mandatory flu vaccination are legal and ethical. It is often viewed as the professionally responsible thing to do. Those are very compelling reasons not only to get the shot, but also to proselytize to others about getting a seasonal flu shot.

[k_kws]

So let me ask you this, just as I stated above to Mark. If you are a strength athlete, would you want higher levels of mitochondria in skeletal muscle and fat to generate heat/force or less? Cold can add massive benefits to lifters. Why do you think the strongest lifters come from Iceland? They use cold, and a strong magnetic flux from the Earth in their environment to drive energy flow.

How many magnets do I need in my pockets to simulate this effect? Do I use standard fridge magnets or should I go for neodymium?