I’ve got a piezophire with shungite in it as it’s a phase conjugator / zero point device and I have put my water vortexer on it. I’ve also used it to charge a Vogel crystal which I then can use with the water

@@Thebusysuperhuman it was an honest question, but I take from your response that you put no stock in it.

Yes exactly so they shouldn’t claim it doesn’t

It’s explained in simple terms for lay people as I’m sure you also know there isn’t actually an electron anyway

Yes it does.

Glad you like them!

Nice one! I’m from Wales originally but been in Leeds since 1997 - I still support Cardiff city - of course ! But I like it when LUFC does well too

There are low carb athletes and pro athletes are a different breed so depends on the sport and often have health issues later in life and become insulin resistant - but it depends on the context and bad light such as constantly training in artificial blue light or in the gym at 4am is also a recipe for metabolic problems and insulin resistance so adding a lot of carbs on top seems a bit of a problem. So changing the light is key for athletes. Carbs are high in deuterium too so there is that to consider for health Thank you for your comment

Also In terms of the diets all the guys followed - can I see the plans as when people dp dirty keto or keto with keto processed food or eat loads of dairy etc it’s not how I’d do it. Also raw keto is best as cooking meat spoils it. I’m almost 48 and did a lot of martial arts and took up gymnastics when I was 42 and it was 2hr sessions with 20yr olds and I was fine being mostly keto. So more brutal than sparring which men (who showed no mercy to me? So being a scientist I have to see exactly what clients are eating, labs and their light enviroment - then I can see why there is a problem - all people should easily be able to go into ketosis- and respond properly to glucose. it’s metabolic flexibility

Africans usually have a coupled mitochondrial haplogroup hence their sporting abilities. If they live at the equator in the sun this is ideal for this haplogroup so the carbs don’t matters as they aren’t leaking electrons out of complex 1 in the mitochondria - If you watch my video on this It’s the location that dictates the diet

Glad you enjoyed it!

100% as you can access the magnetism which provides energy, then the Schumann resonance, the sun makes phase conjugated pump waves, it makes plasma that contains electrons and hydrogen, there is near infra red light all the time … list goes on. Way more then just UV light and some of that get through the clouds …

@ wow thank you! I’m headed out in a moment… it’s 7 am here at latitude 25 ish. And once again, the weather is pants. But I’ve got autoimmune issues I’ve been working hard to heal. 🖖🏽

I put the microphone in the wrong place in stereo so it was me - not the mic. If you can hear Dr Pollack that’s what matters

​@@Thebusysuperhuman I understand thanks. 🙂

Yes and that’s why they have chronic illness - the TV and newspapers are for dumbed down pseudo science anyway

Yes but then the sun is free and so is magnetism - no profit there

Algae it’s in wrong from - fish eat the algae and convert it to SN2

@ Thank you for your reply

Install IRIS

@@Thebusysuperhuman But does it help? I'm not very computer savey.

I hope your brother is ok. I had a client with Addisons who taught me a lot

It depends on your levels of active D and storage D. If you made enough storage D in the summer you don’t need pills just eat food with vitamin D in it.

I’m testing to see if the testosterone ends up in my blood stream ! As the claim is it doesn’t which I think is BS - mabey re watch it - my labs should be back in 2 days

Thank you! Hopefully Dr Alexis will be on soon as she also just delivers content

Well said!

She is well above kruse in my opinion. Not that its some competition, but she is much less concerned about riding her own ego and more so truly wanting to help her fellow humans. Really cool. Amazing, amazing stuff.

Probably too much positive charge - does it go away when you discharge it via grounding as that’s what earthing really is

You read my mind as I was thinking of making an explainer video of his Vermont 2017 video as I think that’s his best one. I’d play 5 min then unpack it for people as it’s pretty much all in that video and it’s also very good for those who “don’t get it” and would really benefit from Jacks work. He has no patience now with those who are 25yrs behind. I could also do it for the very deep podcast he did with me as I think that’s harder by far than the Huberman interview

@@Thebusysuperhuman YES - I had to listen to all of that 6 or 7 times as I have no background but just determined but the average person would probably melt down trying to wade thru it all..

@@lmyers9999 Yes it does need multiple listens but I think its got a gem in literally every sentence and he prepared for the talk too

Everyday is a school day for all of us ! Me included

Yes I find it also very irritating as I don’t use meds either and people ask me what do it do so I tell them and they don’t do it

Glad it was helpful!

Yes I’ve tried it and it can - just most people as in my clients won’t do it and it’s not good for low leptin or if you are prone to UTIs and it’s not addressing other health hazards like artifical light and bad circadian rhythm as you deplete Deuteurium the most during sleep.

I dry fast regularly and absolutely LOVE IT. So much better than water fasting. Of course, yet another fab benefit is deuterium depletion which makes all the sense since no exogenous water is coming in. No wonder I feel so amazing. 😃 I follow QB practices, eat carnivore. I have been oxalate dumping for over a year and I find dry fasting is the only thing that has been helping, even though there is no low-ox intake to stanch the detox. In my case, it has been a year of diarrhea and dry fasting has been the only thing “drying” that up. Im on the other side of that detox. UTI’s are often a result of oxalate dumping.

​@@olgakuchukov6981oxalate dumping sounds like kidney protein toxicity

I don’t worry about deuterium that much. I think it was Sara who said previously that provided enough saturated fats, the mitochondria will create their own deuterium depleted water and leave the deuterium out for connective tissues. Have definitely tried dry fasting before. Now I supplement it with butter or sometimes exogenous ketones. The only thing I feel missing is sodium. I start craving sodium or anything salted.

@@alanbeirut3702 when do you crave salt? I eat a high fat carnivore diet with plenty of salt. I am in ketosis most of the time, I would wager, though not always. I do not measure ketones nor take exogenous ketones. Though I can smell ketones exiting through my urine often, but not always and especially not when I include a fair amount of dairy (cheese, ferments) in my diet - I suspect the lactose carbs kick me out of ketosis, which is fine. I have steady high energy and can fast easily with steady and high energy levels continuing through the fast. Re-feeding is gentle and slow and not a problem. I did train for all of this the last year, taking it slow, etc. I make sure I am highly hydrated and mineraled-up before starting fasting and I break the fast with warm mountain spring water (i get myself from local mountain) and trace minerals. I suspect the high fat content makes it easy for me to fast. In the past, when I ate (too many) carbs, fasting was much harder. I don’t worry about deuterium for myself, either. I do worry about it for everyone else I see slurping coconut water all year. 🤓😂

Yes it’s linked to cardiovascular disease and poor immunity

Anyone can change their thoughts and emotions. We are not slaves to ourselves. 😊

Yes I like the 10 pass for ozone

May I ask where you found it and how to use it?

@@Elisabetta886 I use IV

@@Thebusysuperhuman Thank you:)

Yes I have a video on it. The Hydrofix or Axiom are the best machines. The bottles are rubbish

Sorry!

@@Thebusysuperhuman Not your fault at all! Your whole channel is a gem!😊