melanin
12 excerpts · 05-biophysics
- fascinated by it since I'm a little boy but I didn't know what melanin really did until I got to be about 40 years old then when I figured out I'm like this is the [ __ ] Greatest Story never told— Beyond DNA: The Electromagnetic Blueprint of Life - Jack Kruse, MD DSci Pod 187
- understand this there is a reason that all five of our senses and the six sense which is our mitochondria has paly and melanin always between the environment why because it has to sense that issue— Dr. Jack Kruse: Decentralizing Medicine and Shaping Future Healthcare
- 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— Interview with Dr. Jack Kruse (04-08-2025)
- had with mushrooms when I was a teenager had no effect on me at all and I think the reason for that is because my brain has always had pretty good melanin in it uh and I fundamentally believe that— Uncomfortable Truths with Dr Jack Kruse
- sidebars because I think it fills in the gaps that's something I learned from Rick's book that we need to talk about either the sidebars and throw it all together so you never know you never know what somebody else is going to get but I want to give you guys in total how this happened to me because the story is unbelievable I can't believe it um getting emotional about it so the little creatures take the melanin and they internalize— Jack Kruse & Andrew Huberman (Rick Rubin Tetragrammaton Podcast) - PART 1
- but I will tell you that some of the things about circadian biology some of the things that I write about some of the things I talk about death is the slowest form of of time we create or I should say 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 mitochondria and really fundamentally why Rick was able to do— Dr. Jack Kruse: Circadian Biology, Melanin & How To Heal Your Mitochondria
- 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— Uncomfortable Truths with Dr Jack Kruse
- leads to neurodeeneration. And fundamentally, this is the reason why everybody's addicted to things that emit microwaves and RF. Why? because it destroys your melanin, makes dopamine.— #57 - Dr. Jack Kruse
- to keep the MITF/AMPK pathway so that you're cognitively okay and you can still isotopically fractionate bad metals because melanin is the only way we do— Dr. Jack Kruse - Magnetism and Health
- high-level signal here. How many times have I showed you that picture from tyrosine to melanin, and what do I always tell you?— Dr. Jack Kruse - Magnetism and Health
- own light inside when the sun couldn't create it and melanin was the key to the story why because melanin is the darkest pigment on this planet it absorbs all frequencies of light so if you could create your own light inside you could get through that event so you can imagine Andrew the first thing that I thought of when all this was in my head I still haven't had my Eureka moment I said you know what I need to do to prove to see if I'm right I need to go home and find a— Jack Kruse & Andrew Huberman (Rick Rubin Tetragrammaton Podcast) - PART 1
- water is always adjacent to where melanin is and water does have a limit to what it can do and what happens is those melanin semiconductors in your ear degrade and if it's not recognized by the ENT doctor or the pediatrician what can happen is these kids can go from a very unusual hearing problem to a mental issue and many of the things that we're seeing like one of the big changes I've seen in my career in neurosurgery suicide was never really a problem in the below— Jack Kruse & Andrew Huberman (Rick Rubin Tetragrammaton Podcast) - PART 1