Corpus evidence — top 10 passages

Most-relevant passages from the entire indexed corpus (67,286 paragraph chunks across YouTube transcripts, PubMed, arXiv, archive.org, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, OpenAlex, and more) ranked by semantic similarity (bge-small-en-v1.5).

1. 01 · _intake0.947

   > so when you have melanin you're creating huge amounts of oxygen tension in a Cell you're never going to be hypoxic well I want you to think about now biochemistry we now know clearly that when NAD

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2. 02 · _intake0.835

   > huge amounts of oxygen tension in a Cell you're never going to be hypoxic well I want you to think about now biochemistry we now know clearly that when NAD positive drops at sine of curl One what

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3. 03 · yt0.810

   The melanin in your eye is more set by your genetics than anything else. It can be affected epigenetically by the amount of polarized light you're in. And that's one of our big problems. You know, you don't have that problem on your farm because most of your clients are plants and they work by chlorophyll. My clients don't. They they need their melanin to be operational. And melanin is being destroyed in humans mostly by light. In your world, in the permaculture world, the farming world, melanin is being destroyed by glyphosate. Glyphosate is a competitive inhibitor of melanin. The reason they…

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4. 04 · yt0.804

   And that that loop, the way in which it works is when light comes through it, uh the mitochondria in the leptin melanocortin pathway, the central retinal pathways, changes the way mitochondria are able to perform tasks. Those tasks people learned about in biochemistry. And it turns out that melanin, one of the interesting things about it that very few people talk about is it absorbs all frequencies of electromagnetic radiation. But here's the the the real big part for your question. Melanin does something that's even more amazing. Uh it's a metal keylator. And it turns out evolution built this…

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5. 05 · yt0.801

   Remember something you learned very early on in your training. The brain gets 20% of the cardiac output whether it's inside mommy or us. So what happens if you get the 20% cardiac output in utero but most of the hemoglobin is in metmoglobin or or can't carry oxygen. Well, do you think neurolation is going to go off the way it would go off in a regular brain? See, you're already starting to smile now. Now you're beginning to realize why this is a big deal. And then when you parse the next level of this, say, "Okay, Jack, let's talk about the optical density of hemoglobin." Well, it turns out it…

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6. 06 · yt0.799

   Stabilizes the alpha and beta chains and it actually uh helps. So generally this is something that the biohysics community doesn't really know yet because I'm actively fighting with them on Twitter just about every day as well. They believe that most nucleated cells, you know, that red blood cells aren't nucleated so that means they don't have mitochondria. They're like, "Well, how the hell does a mitochondria, I should say, how the hell does a red blood cell actually make biophotons?" But there's papers out there that show and they all they all stem from Fritz props work because he did look a…

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7. 07 · _intake0.794

   **KEY TRUTH BOMB:** When all these aspects of the environment are collected together in someone’s N=1, this drives NADH high at cytochrome 1 and results in a lower NAD+ low at cytochrome 1. As a result, pseudohypoxia develops and is the acute result. Oxygen is the terminal electron acceptor in mitochondria. We are equipped to handle this acutely. What happens because of modern environments? It becomes a chronic effect, and NAD+ drop and this slows electron chain transport. When it slow chronically respiratory proteins get larger on an Angstrom basis and this decreases the ability of electrons …

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8. 08 · _intake0.786

   Jack Kruse: Circadian Biology, Melanin & How To Heal You](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfXkXp37oZM&t=3210) > maybe the other way around it was really bad um  death is the slowest the slowest form of Health   we create and we need to think about that we need  to think about the organization of cells we need   to think about how melanin works with mitochondri - **6** [must/causes/fundamental] · `00:53:37.560` [Dr.

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9. 09 · _intake0.783

   > There's no oxygen there. What else isn't there? There's no melanin, either. And why is that the case? Because it's always photo-oxidized all the time. So, that means it has to

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10. 10 · _intake0.783

    Because if he doesn't understand the story of melanin, vitamin D, melatonin, the control of apoptosis, and mitochondrial biology, like I just - **5** [always/because] · `00:02:21.200` [Power of Light in Cancer Healing | SP Mini ft. Dr. Jack Krus](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjg8IUmbqSY&t=141) > always be at risk? Because if he doesn't understand the story of melanin, vitamin D, melatonin, the control of apoptosis, and mitochondrial biology, like I just gave you five layers to this onion. - **5** [because/i-proved] · `03:02:47.520` [Jack Kruse & Andrew Huberman (Rick Rubin Tetragrammaton Po…

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