Dr. Jack Kruse and Andrew Huberman, Ph.D (Part 2)

Jack Kruse
Dr. Jack Kruse is a neurosurgeon who had an awakening in 2007 when he suffered a torn meniscus in his knee at 6’2”, 357 lbs. This led to his further study of physics, light, magnetism, and electricity. He ultimately concluded that modern medicine lacked a deep understanding of how humans function in relation to the natural world.
Kruse has written extensively on the Paleo diet and the brain-gut connection. In addition to being a neurosurgeon and author, Kruse is CEO of Kruse Longevity Center, a health and wellness company dedicated to helping patients avoid the healthcare burdens we typically encounter as we age.
He published his first book titled Epi-Paleo Rx: The Prescription for Disease Reversal and Optimal Health in 2013. His blog continues to reveal new insights on health exclusive to Kruse’s ongoing research.
Andrew Huberman
Dr. Andrew Huberman is a neuroscientist and the host of The Huberman Lab podcast, which discusses science and science-based tools for everyday life. It is one of the most popular podcasts on earth.
Huberman is a tenured professor in the Department of Neurobiology and Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine.
Huberman’s research on the visual system, neural regeneration, and brain states has been published in top peer-reviewed journals and publications like Nature, Scientific American, and Time.
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[@martinv.-]

Timestamps: 0:00:23 Aha moment from Rick! 0:01:57 Musk, Mars, and geopathic stress zones 0:04:00 Water; previous brief history 0:06:55 Chlorophyll and Hemoglobin 0:07:50 “I need to understand how photosynthesis really works” J.K. 0:09:00 The key to this mystery: 390 (nm) below 0:12:30 Potassium; the key 0:15:25 Further into the Water rabbit hole 0:18:10 Deuterium? 0:20:32 “Life organizes around light”; and back to Water 0:21:48 Mpemba effect and the whole point of Water 0:24:18 *** sponsors 0:25:25 The most magnetic thing in a cell 0:28:16 Water = the medium, the mean and the message for cells 0:30:05 Tap water 0:31:39 Warm wet environments allowed quantum coherence 0:34:48 Mitochondria don’t like deuterium! 0:37:00 Top 3 scientists in the 20th century for Jack 0:38:00 Book “Defeating Cancer”: deuterium is bad sh*t 0:40:17 Deuterium concentration in sea/ocean water 0:42:10 Evolution hasn’t come up with anything better than neuromelanin 0:44:14 The link between melanin and dopamine 0:45:52 *** sponsors 0:47:10 The more melanin the better and how metastasis actually works (again) 0:49:15 What happens if you have a tan and you get on a flight 0:49:50 Neuroplasticity 0:50:06 White blood cells, mobility, and cancer cells 0:51:51 UV light: the fountain of youth for mammals 0:54:11 When you squeeze deuterium 0:55:07 Nature: “you have to create the extreme UVC light in the blood” 0:55:48 What happens when you add sunlight to blood 0:56:20 The purpose of blood 0:58:20 What happens if we, mammals of today’s world, block the sun 0:59:05 Jack’s banned TED talk 1:02:05 Book by Andrew Marino for Huberman 1:04:03 The Military, not our friend 1:05:40 Bridging the gap between the Sun and the Mitochondria as two electrodes of the same field 1:06:31 Hydrogen, red light 1:08:34 Magnetism in the mitochondria story 1:10:05 Why you don’t need to eat that much when you are in the sun 1:14:10 The problem of not having light control in the experiments 1:16:07 Grey hair 1:17:34 We still don’t know the true anatomic structure of neuromelanin 1:20:00 The gut - Microbiome: understanding the light that each bacteria emits 1:24:05 No light = cells migrate 1:25:25 Methemoglobinemia 1:27:56 How Jack does brain surgery and a little bit of brain anatomy 1:31:37 Xenon light used in the operating table 1:33:38 Can we still regenerate neuromelanin? - Cool story by Jack 1:35:15 Sunlight penetrates the skull 1:36:20 Holding a phone in your ear is a bad idea 1:38:23 Jim Al-Khalili 1:39:20 Magnetoreception 1:39:45 Pituitary surgery 1:42:42 “I can’t have this conversation with other neurosurgeons” J.K. 1:44:21 Wim Hof is right to embrace cold (but for the wrong reasons) 1:45:00 Red light at night 1:48:07 The audience from Huberman vs the patients from Jack 1:51:04 A story from a 80 year old patient: spinal stenosis 1:54:00 The six domains of POMC 1:54:57 Jack showing a picture of the lady with severe vitiligo 1:56:10 Grounding 1:59:37 Other things that upset the way the human machine works 2:01:17 Heteroplasmy rate 2:03:17 Where to do exercise 2:04:09 The problem with hypertrophy 2:05:40 Huberman reflects on the importance of seeking the truth in spite of everything 2:07:30 Conversation about devices for recovery 2:10:05 Cool at night - Adenosine 2:13:15 Melatonin works better with a 2 to 3 degrees F change in the brain 2:15:35 Morning sunlight viewing increases cortisol by 55% 2:17:10 MRIs in search of where melanin exists 2:19:00 A patient of Jack with muscle skeleton issues 2:20:49 Example of centralized medicine unaware of the role light plays 2:22:16 Why Huberman is important on this story 2:23:51 Jack hating how he feels in California 2:24:49 Huberman giving thanks to Rick and Jack for the light lecture 2:26:32 Jack’s response and reflexion 2:28:08 Rick’s closing words 2:29:39 Jack’s appreciation for Chantel 2:31:18 “...and the screens are also inside of us” - Andrew Huberman A bit late on this part 2, sorry about that! If you feel that some can be added, deleted or changed, please reply to this comment! Have a wonderful day.

[@laurieellis3946]

Brilliant!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@steveestrada5661]

Kruse is a brilliant nightmare of information. I hope Andrew deciphers all of this for us dummies. Either way, thank you for this unbelievably important information.🙏

[@scottphardin]

Kruse is brilliant, but I think sometimes he misses opportunities to communicate clearly just to show of how much he knows.

[@DiaboloSnipEz]

Imagine he would cut all the semantics and the "i want you to know this", that alone would double the amount of information in these podcasts

[@Frodoswaggns]

Yeah he's not the best at all, comes off harsh too.@@DiaboloSnipEz

[@BeyondTheMysteries]

@@DiaboloSnipEzI agree but I feel like he’s earned it.

[@xavierryan4602]

@@BeyondTheMysteries Kraus comes off as more interested in his ego than anything else, and it does his message a disservice. He can decide to less effective (by being abrasive, etc) if he wants, of course, but I dont believe talking that way is something to aspire to. He also talks out of his ass sometimes. His whole thing about why Elon Musk is wrong for choosing Mars is just plain wrong. Musk explains why Mars and not somewhere else in many interviews.

[@dabrupro]

"I put pictures in the blog for you to look at." 😂 This is one of the most refreshing conversations I've heard in a while. Plain speaking. Offence not being taken. Focus on the meaning and not who is saying it or the words. Genuine curiosity. Humility. Oddly abnormal these days in the USofA

[@twisted.mentat757]

I'm an electrical engineer with a good bit of exposure to solid state electronics, lasers/optics, and photovoltaics in undergrad (been some years, but I think I still remember some of the fundamentals). I love this conversation, but it all hinges on a firm understanding of band gaps, which I think Jack is struggling to explain to someone new to the idea. You can characterize materials as insulators or conductors by how easily it is to get their electrons to flow in an electric field. A material is an insulator if its electrons are strongly bound and require a very high level of electrical energy to free them and make them able to flow in an electrical field. Conversely, a material is conducting if there are virtually unbound electrons able to freely move in an electric field. Conductors are useful because their electrons are free and able to perform work with no upfront costs. Think of a rubber insulator versus a copper conductor. The unique property of semiconductors and hence their name, is that they are insulators and conductors at the same time. But, to make use of the electrons in semiconductors, you have to get the electrons from their low-energy insulator state (valence band) into their higher energy conducting state (conduction band) so that they will be able to move in an electric field. The band gap defines the amount of energy (measured in electron volts) that it takes to free an electron from the valence band and move it into the conducting band. Imagine having a bowling ball sitting on the ground (valence band) and you are picking up the bowling ball and placing it on an elevated ramp above your head so that it can roll down and go somewhere or hit some pins or whatever. The amount of energy it takes to get that bowling ball from the ground (valence band) to above your head onto the ramp (conducting band) defines the band gap energy. In a semiconductor, the "ground" in the metaphor is an n-type semiconductor and the overhead ramp and a p-type semiconductor. Semiconductors are a sandwich of materials, both silicon, where the silicon has been doped with either electron doners (n-type) with a net negative charge or "hole" donors (p-type) with a net positive charge. The sandwich of n-type and p-type semiconductor results in the np junction, known as a diode. By changing the doping ratios or how many electrons and holes we inject or dope into the respective n-type and p-type materials, you tweak the the band gap energy, which gives the semiconductor its characterization as a narrow, medium, wide band gap semiconductor. Hopefully this helps some people. I kinda just wrote this out to see if I remember the theory, LOL. The other key part to understand is the random collapse of electrons from conduction to valence, and how the electron returns the excess energy given to it to put it into conduction, which remember is the band gap energy, results in the emission of photons (light) with a fixed frequency.

[@neodermaesthetic]

Thank you .Even though I do not understand I appreciate you took the time to explain.

[@Saladmama57]

I appreciate your explanation though I don’t really understand. Yet.

[@laurieellis3946]

Thank you so much. This is just sooooo incredible. So so absolutely incredible. I just see everything differently... And even more frustrated with the system now. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@nocap787]

Definitely going to need to watch this all over again like 5 times

[@MichaelAlberta]

One of the most underrated podcasts in the whole wide world.

[@laurieellis3946]

Absolutely! It’s total paradigm shift perception altering just 🤯🤯🤯

[@davidjohnalpha]

Andrew deserves a medal for his patience, poise & acceptance. He really impressed me.

[@danielencarnacion459]

I had no idea this meeting of minds occurred. And I’m a big appreciator of all of their work

[@sophukinsikofit]

Jack's approach and reasoning calm my fears and help me sleep

[@laurieellis3946]

I find it quite impossible to sit and listen and then just carry on life as usual.... 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😳😳

[@LoveMoneySecretsTV]

I can't begin to express how amazingly fanttastic this episode part 1 and 2 are. Definitely will be listening to this again. My second time listening and I continue to be in awe of everything Dr. Jack shares. Thank you for doing this!

[@bec2945]

You got me Jack Kruse. When you talked about your ex wife, who you really are, I cried. You speak from your heart. I love the conversation and how the 3 of you bounce off each other. Sunrises and sunsets

[@blackbeltbeauty]

Part 1+2 have been absolutely incredible + revolutionary to take it. Thank you for bringing all of this information to ✨light✨ for us all

[@sophukinsikofit]

Just listen. Then listen again.

[@Y_M1967]

And again and again 🙌💪🏼👍🏼

[@mrhalattar]

Thank you for thee amazing podcast… part 3 should be on your list for sure 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@DT-lf2up]

Could you please enable sub-titles for the both videos, please?

[@Mary-xx6sx]

The three muskateers! Can Rick & Dr. Jack come to Melbourne with you Dr.Andrew? You all bring something special to the table.

[@astroversace466]

how did i just stumble upon rick ruben's podcast

[@benjaminjohnson8431]

Go with it

[@BeyondTheMysteries]

It seems to have stumbled upon you my friend.

[@philipheijnen]

An important quote from Jack: “Water is an electro magnetic capacitor.”

[@philipheijnen]

Emilio del giudice. Check him out. Quantum coherence of water inside living cells, and how light controls the chemical processes in the body.

[@williambudden7066]

Thanks guys 🙏🏾

[@carlosg2701]

Amazing science and life wisdom. Thank you!

[@theklfword]

Thank you 🤍

[@benjaminjohnson8431]

Thank you

[@sheridezubiria4272]

Brilliant. Scary. Funny. Overwhelming but I Love all of it!

[@Moto_Medics]

Man I’m glad jacks defensiveness has calmed down a bit it almost made it hard to get through but I’m glad I stuck around. You can be excited about your topic but when your arrogance clouds the information and ego comes out before the point I can’t take much of that.

[@michaelburgos8127]

I really like your profile pic, also i agree with your statement and im also glad i stuck around

[@spar7acvs]

i think he has built in defensiveness from his positions being relentlessly attacked, it’s just habit even in the presence of a patient and curious person like huberman

[@michelleleblanc1631]

I'd love to see a conversation between Kruse and Ornish and Gerger (I can feel him cringing as I type this!). ALSO - I'd love to hear his explanation - or "justification" (dogma) - about how bitcoin electricity usage is okay despite all the e-waste and carbon cost.

[@dabrupro]

Fascinating discussion. Much appreciated. "This talk is one of extraordinary thoughtfulness. Even so, the words are illusory, empty and superficial. The meaning alone is what is deep. Because of the words, the meaning is understood. Once the meaning is understood the words become useless. What the words tell about is That which is full of meaning, but the words themselves are false. Because of the words, the thing becomes apparent. Upon seeing the thing, the words dis-appear. The words are empty, while the meaning is sustained….The simile of the word making the meaning apparent is not totally accurate because while it is true that after words are spoken the meaning is apparent, even before any words were spoken, the meaning was existing." -- Saint Shri Samartha Ramdas (from Dasbodh) "In the first instance, the attention of the meditator is silence in excelsis, this is transformed into light, the light assumes the form of space, the space in turn changes into movement. This is transmitted into air, and the air into fire, the fire changes into water, and the water into earth. Lastly, the earth evolves into the world of organic and inorganic things. The water from the rain takes the form of the juices in the grains and vegetables, which essences supply nourishment and energy. This energy takes the form of knowledge, courage, valor, cunning, etc. The limbless process goes on. Neither form, name, nor quality is enduring. Nothing is permanent or determinate." - Nisargadatta Maharaj

[@ThisIsLittleBird]

Looking desperately for the part when jack recommends music?

[@azurec6001]

Amazing!

[@wrw1870]

Jack misspoke at 20:00 deuterium depleted water IS better.

[@sophukinsikofit]

I heard that, too. He gets soooo passionate.❤

[@purogawanipav]

Good Stuff!

[@nicolebrammy2624]

But we are left with a cliffhanger- I really wanna know what happened to the patient he talks about with the basal ganglia lesions 😫

[@madonnaarsenault4452]

I am fascinated in how close this is to our Passamaquoddy understanding that when we see the diamonds on the ocean water that they are our ancestors.

[@Dedicated_.1]

Interesting, where do I learn more?

[@derp.2898]

Does kruse have a protocol for school aged children

[@TheTruth7695]

Where Rick said he listened to the Beatles with Joe Strummer that really cracked me up.

[@cketheridge2643]

Epic 🤩

[@QuanticLifeScience]

OK, you had me at the Dildo of unintended consequences often omes without lube. After listening to Jack pat himself on the back for hours he actually said something not about himself, or did he? lol

[@binathere2574]

Yeah he's a bit of a Narcissus, but you have to look past that because he has so much mind blowing information. I've found it difficult to listen to him at first. I'm used to him now.

[@originalmal]

Who knew!?😂😂😂

[@jamessmith4681]

Kruze, hurting feelings 😂

[@theideallinewithsahan]

Red light doesn't seem to help with knowing-it-all'ness

[@vistion]

As recommended, I just watched the "how to be a thought leader" TedTalk. I'm now a thought leader and suggest everyone watch it so they can become a thought leader too 😂

[@MikeLisanke]

Dr Kruse, why is none of what you've been discussing in this interview In your book And why are there no notes or references to papers for the names you only speak in this video. What are you telling us to Read? Where do we read it? Where are you making these references concretely enough where we can look them up? E.g. Melanin isn't mentioned in your book. Semiconductor isn't mentioned. Conductor is only mentioned once. Thanks for any response. Best regards, Mike

[@Dedicated_.1]

That book is super old and is still quite ahead of its time. In this interview we got more up to date stuff hence why it’s not in the book. Hope that helps.

[@MikeLisanke]

@@Dedicated_.1 I'm not certain I can reconstitute the thought/question. I always look for a URL or book/paper to read when somebody talks about something. Ofter those talking assume we can all read and follow their research. It appears this was and is still lacking. I'd have to rewatch the video. Sorry you help didn't hit home thx for trying.

[@rztricky]

“If you want to understand, Jack Kruses’ science” Come in Rick and AH You’re entertaining personality that is toxic If your experiment is to portray how far a bad personality must go to be apparent, you win

[@BrendannKellyy]

Hey guys, is there a deuterium depleting filter I can buy (it's probably not that easy, right)? Or was Rick buying them in bulk quantities from a company like Preventa?

[@youngchoi4448]

Curious what the name of the book is.... Someone named Mainlyn?

[@deborahgarlandayurveda]

What is the best source of Deuterium-depleted water Dr. Kruse referenced?

[@Martin-uj5se]

Preventa

[@ryderbrooks1783]

You had me at: light splits water making it a capacitive magnetohydrodynamic fluid...

[@martincole5222]

Jack Kruse knows everything about everything . Literally nothing he doesn’t know

[@nerin3624]

What books exactly they discuss ?

[@bartzand6279]

The law of attraction I think...

[@letsrelaxwithtexts2114]

Dude is all over the place

[@TEAMGETHELP]

Lmfao

[@CesarVallejoElias]

please put subtitles to read it in another language

[@Appleloucious]

2:17:20 And everybody with a needle anxiety disorder is cheering! : DD Bloodwork. Who gives a shit?! Kruse is just great : D Also many thx for this whole convo ❤ One Love! Always forward, never ever backward!! ☀️☀️☀️ 💚💛❤️ 🙏🏿🙏🙏🏼

[@cynthia9388]

I love that I'm going to use that a brilliant nightmare LOL

[@HigherThinkersClub]

1:36:37 1:36:44 1:36:59

[@alanbeirut3702]

I just have one question, Why the northern we go on earth the better economies we have but at the same time worst health?

[@HigherThinkersClub]

30:39 “ coherent domains become more prominent when sunlight hits water” This is the big Takeaway. I’m always making Pono Pono water by placing water in large blue glass and leaving it in sunshine. Now I’m starting to think to leave the water in clear glass.

[@hussainhaider2818]

Quartz glass if you want full spectrum light hitting the water

[@js290]

16:08 Dr. G. Wilse Robinson passed away in 2000 1:53:53 POMC

[@bigbitsmama4802]

Tell me why that is significant to point out? 🙏 please

[@thewavesofwellness]

What is the supplement of kings?

[@agentoranges]

Deuterium depleted water

[@skadesignetcetera]

Subtitles please!! 🙏🏻

[@vfvafvfa]

yes please!

[@binathere2574]

Blue, blue my world is blue, blue is my world now I'm without you .

[@jayreese5720]

I wish Dr Jack would stop talking over everyone

[@paulsimon3086]

Of course this works.

[@sheridezubiria4272]

Where do we go from here?!

[@tdcaudio]

how is Huberman just now finding out how far into the body red light penetrates. Dude you are an opthamologist. What have you been doing exactly?

[@deepblack67]

Vajrayana Medicine Buddha Meditation when practiced it is recommended to intuitively find a tree and place your hands on it and naked feat.

[@HigherThinkersClub]

1:46:14 Candlelight

[@kdixuebw7884bfb]

Why is Australia basically a geopathic stress zone?

[@stillholding4975]

This guys a handful

[@End0morphin]

When does endogenous morphine produced via tyrosine/Ldopa enter the discussion?

[@sugarray8212]

So what about tanning beds?

[@elizabethszemelak2247]

What is he saying Pam C or palm seed??

[@raduneo]

He is talking about the POMC gene. (Pro Opi Melano Cortin).. which codes for the POMC protein.

[@raduneo]

I was also confused first time I heard that... that was 10 podcasts ago. :P

[@kennethchlebanowski1005]

P ro O pioid M elano C ortin

[@mukkins555]

6.5 hours is a long 2 art podcast! please break this up into 10 podcasts with menu with times-thanks

[@benjaminjohnson8431]

This was great

[@by_rkt.]

Wowzuhz. Need a breather before going back in for a second round

[@HigherThinkersClub]

37:52 Someone explain this Do we want Deterrum water? 38:52 38:58

[@evelynda5235]

No. You want duterium depleted water. Aka no duterium in the water.

[@HigherThinkersClub]

@@evelynda5235 Hiow?

[@evelynda5235]

@@HigherThinkersClub how to get it? I think some companies sell it. I wouldnt worry too much about it. If you are generally healthy your system should be able to put duterium where it needs it.

[@letsrelaxwithtexts2114]

Palm seed as a suplement?

[@patrycja2696]

I think gene PMOC Check his blog

[@Dedicated_.1]

@@patrycja2696POMC pro-opioid melanocortin.

[@justgouds]

No doubt this shit matters but I still think exercise is important. Probably just less important than we thought.

[@thewavesofwellness]

I Know I create photons. If I cough at night in a pitch black room i can see the light

[@PowersVideo3D]

Really??

[@SHGmail-rj2tj]

Like seeing “stars” after a bump to the head ?

[@BODYCOACHable]

What water is he drinking??

[@clammerify]

Deterium Depleted Water

[@dinomiles7999]

The shadows only comes when the sun is out ! Yes , THAT Sun !

[@dinomiles7999]

Somebody once told me .

[@gstlynx]

Fascinating, yet Kruse continues to age like others who lack his secret knowledge. Big Red Flag.

[@martinv.-]

?

[@neodermaesthetic]

And? What is your point.

[@S.Dadudida]

Was habe ich falsch gemacht?

[@msvela6035]

is he saying palm seed?

[@jasonrix3691]

POMC

[@letsrelaxwithtexts2114]

​@@jasonrix3691Whats that?

[@jasonrix3691]

@@letsrelaxwithtexts2114 Pro-opiomelanocortin (POMC) is a precursor polypeptide with 241 amino acid residues. POMC is synthesized in corticotrophs of the anterior pituitary from the 267-amino-acid-long polypeptide precursor pre-pro-opiomelanocortin (pre-POMC), by the removal of a 26-amino-acid-long signal peptide sequence during translation.[5] POMC is part of the central melanocortin system

[@hosoiarchives4858]

. 38:00 Defeating Cancer

[@dinomiles7999]

Black Swans SOARE !

[@S.Dadudida]

Deswegen kommt bei mir das Wasser aus den Steckdosen

[@eky]

Be careful about people wo don't answer questions directly

[@eky]

This is how religion and mythology speaks, not science

[@SG-ji5ij]

Way too many advertisements...you ruined it.

[@user-bq7jp2tn8u]

It’s their sneaky way of shadow banning the video. Haha

[@dinomiles7999]

I hope , Andrew can wake up . (?). Sad .

[@sgominak]

The Budda, the Scientist and the Apostate

[@S.Dadudida]

Meine das ernst.. Hier sind immer mehr Wasser Schäden

[@Tehcarp]

Bet this is why they smeared him shortly after

[@OIOnaut]

”one deuterium atom” makes no sence at all. Isotope, isotope. I dig what J. sais and want it to be vindicated. I am a semicinductor scientist by trade and pro tech and pro biohacker Jack is a layman in this field and makes tons of borrowed gray claims which these fellows are not picking up. So take it with a grain of salt. Jack’s EGO is massive😂

[@BenjaminKuruga]

He investigates interesting ideas which is cool, but whenever people ask why he's not known or discussed more readily, the answer people give is usually "he is being shadow banned/silenced by Big pharma/Government" etc. when in a lot of cases it's simply because he makes claims so far on the other side of science that it's hard for anyone to back him up.

[@patrycja2696]

What claims specifically you have in mind? Can you elaborate please and point where exactly he's wrong He has just right ego! Exactly how it's supposed to be. Your laughing face tells more about you. Why this is triggering you so much?

[@OIOnaut]

@@patrycja2696 not trolling just amused. You do not know me. Want to know.? II am all open.

[@nathantoups]

This.

[@martincole5222]

Jack Kruse has many interesting things to say most all of it gleaned from other people . Sadly he comes across as a grifter and a blowhard despite

[@SHGmail-rj2tj]

I heard enough from JK to realise that although he seems to be extremely knowledgeable, he by no means knows everything. …… the disrespectful comments, the belittling , his gruff and uptight attitude is totally unnecessary and proves to me he’s still got much to learn. ………last pod he claims sexual deviants have foot fetishes which is a strange assertion to make possiblely saying more about him than anything else……. Attractive female feet are just like attractive tits or ass or legs, whatever , and people can have fetishes for any or all of them.

[@kdixuebw7884bfb]

Why is Australia basically a geopathic stress zone?

[@jyotipethe]

I guess because it’s mostly desert. That’s what I picked up from the video. Not my opinion.