The summary of ‘Dr. Jack Kruse – are you doing ketogenic / paleo wrong? Mitochondria, circadian rhythms, and DHA’

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In this part of the video, the host converses with Jack Cruz, a neurosurgeon known for his controversial views within the paleo community. Despite the host’s difficulty in understanding some of Cruz’s complex blog posts on cell mechanics and quantum physics, they delve into topics such as the benefits of a ketogenic diet. Cruz emphasizes the importance of focusing on the electron transport chain in mitochondria rather than just macronutrients. He explains that ketosis provides more electrons, enhancing electric and magnetic fields critical for mitochondrial function. The discussion highlights the necessity of DHA in the diet to support mitochondrial activity, particularly in the brain and heart. Cruz critiques the paleo community for not fully considering these scientific principles, urging a deeper understanding of bioenergetics.

00:10:00

In this part of the video, the speaker explains the importance of the inner mitochondrial membrane’s electric current in generating a magnetic field, which is crucial for delivering DHA and oxygen to tissues. The speaker challenges the audience to verify the benefits of DHA through research, emphasizing its axiomatically positive effects on health. They explain how low magnetic fields in mitochondria result in poor delivery of DHA and oxygen, particularly affecting diabetics due to glycosylation and hypoxia.

The discussion highlights how acute hypoxia can be beneficial for young, healthy individuals but chronic hypoxia leads to severe health issues due to impaired mitochondrial function. The speaker then stresses the importance of apoptosis and autophagy in maintaining mitochondrial health, which are facilitated by good sleep, intermittent fasting, and exercise.

Further, they touch on the concept of the heart and blood being paramagnetic, creating magnetic fields vital for hormone regulation. The discussion employs examples of well-known figures in the health and fitness community to illustrate varying mitochondrial efficiency and its impact on health, performance, and issues like infertility. The goal is to bridge understanding across different health perspectives, emphasizing the role of mitochondrial health and electromagnetic principles.

00:20:00

In this segment, the speaker highlights the importance of controversial statements to provoke thought and discussion, particularly about the role of hydrogen in mitochondria and the biochemical processes involved. They emphasize the difficulties in explaining complex quantum processes using simple language and express the need for better understanding of mitochondrial function. There’s discussion about the limitations of obtaining fresh, uncontaminated seafood in certain regions and its importance in combating EMF exposure by increasing DHA intake. The speaker stresses the significance of circadian biology and proper light exposure over simply focusing on diet. Additionally, carbohydrates should be consumed according to natural light cycles. DHA, essential for converting light into electrical signals in the brain, is crucial and must be paired with iodine.

00:30:00

In this segment of the video, the speaker explains the fundamental role of mitochondria, comparing them to micro stars in the body that perform functions similar to our Sun. They highlight that mitochondria are essential for growth by converting sunlight into energy through photonic power carried by electrons. The discussion delves into how cortisol release helps wake us up by affecting collagen and water within our cells, and how sunlight in the morning helps re-synthesize collagen for daytime activity, while melatonin aids in nighttime restoration.

The speaker also elaborates on the effects of high oxygen levels and breaking down fatty acids during sleep, emphasizing the importance of autophagy and ketosis in rebuilding our bodies. They mention practices like intermittent fasting and meditation, which enhance oxygen tension and subsequently improve mitochondrial function.

Additionally, the segment points out the critical role of DHA in converting light signals into electric signals within the mitochondria, and how its deficiency can lead to diseases such as MS, attributed to the leakage of light. They use the example of astronauts experiencing rapid health decline due to the lack of gravitational force affecting mitochondria similarly.

Moreover, the speaker underscores the significance of understanding mitochondrial mechanics by discussing electrons, protons, and the interplay of physical forces, aiming to make complex biological processes more comprehensible and less controversial.

00:40:00

In this part of the video, the speaker elaborates on the critical role of DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) in the mitochondrial membranes, emphasizing its uniqueness and irreplaceability in all eukaryotic organisms since the Cambrian explosion. The discussion highlights that membranes act as super capacitors holding significant charge, and without DHA, this system would malfunction. The importance of dietary DHA, notably from seafood like oysters, over grass-fed meat is stressed, citing the inadequacy of the Paleo diet in addressing modern challenges posed by non-native EMFs. The speaker also mentions the misinformation surrounding health practices and stresses the significance of drinking unfluoridated water to maintain good hydrogen bonding in the body.

00:50:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses his personal experience of moving to a different location within the country for a better environment to continue his work while minimizing risks. He emphasizes the discomfort and controversy that often accompany stepping out of one’s comfort zone. The discussion covers the importance of understanding mitochondria for personal transformation and the significant impact of technology and non-native electromagnetic fields (EMFs) on health. The speaker also highlights a dilemma regarding technology’s dual role as both a potential enslaver and a liberator, advocating for mitigating risks through methods like DHA supplementation. He shares insights about hydrogen’s fundamental role in biological processes and the complex interplay between diet, such as raw veganism, and personal health. Finally, he touches on the benefits of vegetables replenishing nitrogen in the skin, affecting how UV and IR light energize the blood.

01:00:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the concept of the infrared (IR) effect on the skin and its connection to why vegans can sustain their diet. They highlight that while vegans get some aspects right, they miss critical components like DHA, iodine, and B12. A pescetarian vegan diet is suggested as a more balanced alternative. The conversation touches on the similarities between various diet communities, like vegan, paleo, and low-carb, framing them as religious beliefs that often miss a comprehensive understanding of mitochondrial function. The importance of mitochondrial health is emphasized, linking it to the immune system’s strength and heavy metal detoxification. The speaker also mentions using seafood for its DHA benefits despite concerns about heavy metals. Finally, they discuss biohacking experiments on themselves to understand and illustrate these principles, including hypoxia and colloidal silver use in medical treatments.

01:10:00

In this segment, the speaker discusses the relationship between transition metals and non-native electromagnetic fields (EMF), emphasizing that while transition metals are necessary in biological systems like mitochondria, they create problems when exposed to non-native EMF. The point is illustrated by comparing the consequences of such exposure to supernova explosions caused by iron cores or the effect of placing metal in a microwave. If one has heavy metal toxicity, relocating to areas with lower EMF exposure is recommended. The speaker also suggests that biologic dentists may not understand the quantum physics behind metal exposure and health implications. They highlight areas in the United States, particularly between Key West and New Orleans, as having beneficial environments due to lower EMF and beneficial natural elements like pine trees, which produce oxygen. The significance of mitochondrial function and its interaction with environmental factors, including electromagnetic conditions and natural geological formations, is stressed as crucial for health and well-being.

01:20:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the adverse effects of non-native electromagnetic fields (EMF) on calcium efflux in cells, including plants, implicating it in the broader food crisis and relating it to the government’s support of certain agricultural practices such as those by Monsanto. He references Elizabeth Kolbert’s book, “The Sixth Extinction,” to highlight the ongoing environmental crisis exacerbated by human technology. The conversation touches on historical use of radar and its impact on reproductive health, emphasizing a lack of public awareness about the harmful side effects of increased EMF exposure. The speaker aims to convey the importance of understanding and addressing these issues to mitigate long-term environmental and health impacts. The segment concludes with expressions of appreciation for the discussion and the hope for future conversations to continue educating the public.