CAN’T PASS THE STRAIGHT FACE TEST: FISHING AROUND IN CELLS FOR “EXOSOMES”.
https://youtu.be/LHRP_qBUQ48
https://youtu.be/LHRP_qBUQ48
YouTube
Robert Scott Bell with Liam Scheff & Brent Leung Part 1
Radio Special, National Non-specific Cross-reactive Antibody Test Day -- OK, they really call it "National HIV Testing Day," but I feel much better calling it what it really is -- a pharmaceutical effort to trap unsuspecting minorities in iatrogenic suicide.
The Exosome Concept
With this new spotlight on exosomes, many people who had begun questioning the “viral” narrative replaced the “virus” concept with the exosome concept. It appeared to them that this was just a case of mistaken identity. The harmful pathogenic “viruses” were being misidentified this whole time and were in fact just beneficial exosomes carrying information between the cells. While they rightfully questioned the evidence for the existence of “viruses” and also understood that the same particles are used as representation for both “viruses” and exosomes, these people latched on to the belief that the evidence for the existence of exosomes somehow passed the scientific smell test. They believe that, unlike “viruses,” exosomes have been purified, isolated, characterized, and that their functions have been scientifically proven. However, nothing could be further from the truth.
https://viroliegy.com/2022/06/27/the-exosome-concept/
With this new spotlight on exosomes, many people who had begun questioning the “viral” narrative replaced the “virus” concept with the exosome concept. It appeared to them that this was just a case of mistaken identity. The harmful pathogenic “viruses” were being misidentified this whole time and were in fact just beneficial exosomes carrying information between the cells. While they rightfully questioned the evidence for the existence of “viruses” and also understood that the same particles are used as representation for both “viruses” and exosomes, these people latched on to the belief that the evidence for the existence of exosomes somehow passed the scientific smell test. They believe that, unlike “viruses,” exosomes have been purified, isolated, characterized, and that their functions have been scientifically proven. However, nothing could be further from the truth.
https://viroliegy.com/2022/06/27/the-exosome-concept/
ViroLIEgy
The Exosome Concept
Although originally ignored as cell debris, it is increasingly evident that exosome release is regulated and occurs via an energy-dependent pathway. Exosomes are believed to ferry proteins, mRNA, a…
GENES/ENZYMES (INCLUDING PON1) DO NOT CAUSE DISEASE
Articles like this one 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 are pure BS, from the title, on through!
In functional genomics, I can see if you have variants in enzymes, like PON1, in context of everything else. No compound acts in a vacuum!
Articles like this one 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 are pure BS, from the title, on through!
In functional genomics, I can see if you have variants in enzymes, like PON1, in context of everything else. No compound acts in a vacuum!
A CLOSE LOOK AT THE ENZYME CALLED ‘PON1’ (PARAOXONASE)
(enzymes are proteins made from genes ... at least, that is, until someone blows up the idea that there is such a thing as ‘genes’ ... after that, I can’t tell you how the body makes enzymes.)
For now, let’s accept that there is such a thing as an enzyme dealing with toxins in your body and one of them is PON1.
The graphics posted here are showing you my own genes, color-coded in my software. Green and blue means I am looking good on PON1.
“PON1 represents the body's ability to neutralize free radicals and to detox properly. The more variants here, the less ability to deal with free radicals, which may increase inflammation, aid in the eventual breaking down of the body, and lower the ability to clear toxins. After supporting the gut and ATP production, supporting the neutralizing of free radicals and detoxifying may be the next most important part of the body to support.
Variants in PON1 will reduce the ability to clear herbicides and pesticides, further straining glutathione levels.
Pesticide use has been increasing over the years, and has become quite controversial.
Our body needs the ability to detox from them and the PON1 gene, along with glutathione, plays an important role in helping the body clear them.
PON1 plays a large role in removing pesticides. It is also involved with supporting HDL function, crucial for healthy circulation.
The most important gene so far is the first one listed, the PON1 Q192R, however, the rest may play an important role as well.”
(enzymes are proteins made from genes ... at least, that is, until someone blows up the idea that there is such a thing as ‘genes’ ... after that, I can’t tell you how the body makes enzymes.)
For now, let’s accept that there is such a thing as an enzyme dealing with toxins in your body and one of them is PON1.
The graphics posted here are showing you my own genes, color-coded in my software. Green and blue means I am looking good on PON1.
“PON1 represents the body's ability to neutralize free radicals and to detox properly. The more variants here, the less ability to deal with free radicals, which may increase inflammation, aid in the eventual breaking down of the body, and lower the ability to clear toxins. After supporting the gut and ATP production, supporting the neutralizing of free radicals and detoxifying may be the next most important part of the body to support.
Variants in PON1 will reduce the ability to clear herbicides and pesticides, further straining glutathione levels.
Pesticide use has been increasing over the years, and has become quite controversial.
Our body needs the ability to detox from them and the PON1 gene, along with glutathione, plays an important role in helping the body clear them.
PON1 plays a large role in removing pesticides. It is also involved with supporting HDL function, crucial for healthy circulation.
The most important gene so far is the first one listed, the PON1 Q192R, however, the rest may play an important role as well.”
PON1 & HDL & HEART HEALTH
The same enzyme that clears organophosphates and pesticides is also needed to make a lipoprotein that clears toxins in the blood, HDL (with which everyone ought to be familiar.). If you are using up a lot of PON1 to deal with a heavy toxic burden, then you are running down the amount of this enzyme that you have to make HDL. You are chewing up glutathione, the master anti-oxidant. See how that works? The medical industry will say that variants in this gene, that makes this enzyme, will lead to heart disease. They will never talk about your toxic burden from injections or exposure to pesticides, organophosphate. No, it is your “bad genes” that can’t make “good” cholesterol.
The same enzyme that clears organophosphates and pesticides is also needed to make a lipoprotein that clears toxins in the blood, HDL (with which everyone ought to be familiar.). If you are using up a lot of PON1 to deal with a heavy toxic burden, then you are running down the amount of this enzyme that you have to make HDL. You are chewing up glutathione, the master anti-oxidant. See how that works? The medical industry will say that variants in this gene, that makes this enzyme, will lead to heart disease. They will never talk about your toxic burden from injections or exposure to pesticides, organophosphate. No, it is your “bad genes” that can’t make “good” cholesterol.
WIKIPEDIA
“PON1 is responsible for hydrolysing organophosphate pesticides and nerve gasses. Polymorphisms in the PON1 gene significantly affect the catalytic ability of the enzyme.[10]
PON1 (paraoxonase 1) is also a major anti-atherosclerotic component of high-density lipoprotein (HDL).[11][12] The PON1 gene is activated by PPAR-γ, which increases synthesis and release of paraoxonase 1 enzyme from the liver, reducing atherosclerosis.[13]”
“PON1 is responsible for hydrolysing organophosphate pesticides and nerve gasses. Polymorphisms in the PON1 gene significantly affect the catalytic ability of the enzyme.[10]
PON1 (paraoxonase 1) is also a major anti-atherosclerotic component of high-density lipoprotein (HDL).[11][12] The PON1 gene is activated by PPAR-γ, which increases synthesis and release of paraoxonase 1 enzyme from the liver, reducing atherosclerosis.[13]”
Wikipedia
Hydrolysis
cleavage of chemical bonds by the addition of water
SUPPLEMENTATION IDEAS TO SUPPORT PON1
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HANG MASSIVE, LOCKDOWN SESSIONS IN GOA. I imagined and planned for travel once I had sold off my stuff in 2020. But then along came COnVID. So I travel in my heart with Hang Massive :)
Aluminum hydroxide injections lead to motor deficits and motor neuron degeneration
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2819810/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2819810/
PubMed Central (PMC)
Aluminum hydroxide injections lead to motor deficits and motor neuron degeneration
Gulf War Syndrome is a multi-system disorder afflicting many veterans of Western armies in the 1990–1991 Gulf War. A number of those afflicted may show neurological deficits including various cognitive dysfunctions and motor neuron disease, the ...
NEUROTOXICITY OF ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, AN ADJUVANT IN INJECTIONS
(ALS & parkinsonism associated with an Alzheimer's disease-like dementia & macrophagic myofascitis)
(ALS & parkinsonism associated with an Alzheimer's disease-like dementia & macrophagic myofascitis)
OXALATES ...
The Oxalate Factor in Yeast Overgrowth and Mitochondrial Dysfunction - Elizma Lambert
https://elizmalambert.com/oxalates-yeast-mitochondrial-dysfunction/
The Oxalate Factor in Yeast Overgrowth and Mitochondrial Dysfunction - Elizma Lambert
https://elizmalambert.com/oxalates-yeast-mitochondrial-dysfunction/
Elizma Lambert
The Oxalate Factor in Yeast Overgrowth and Mitochondrial Dysfunction – Elizma Lambert
Oxalate accumulation plays a huge role in cellular and mitochondrial dysfunction, and is often the result of poor liver and bile function.
THE SURFACTANT/DETERGENT IN COVID DEVICES (octylphenol ethoxylate) It is found in flu injections.
After 12/22/2023, it will be banned - curiously at the end of the EUA for the COVID injection experiment.
https://www.obelis.net/news/use-of-octylphenol-ethoxylate-triton-x-100-banned-in-medical-devices-and-ivds/
After 12/22/2023, it will be banned - curiously at the end of the EUA for the COVID injection experiment.
https://www.obelis.net/news/use-of-octylphenol-ethoxylate-triton-x-100-banned-in-medical-devices-and-ivds/
Obelis — Your Consultant on European Regulation
Banned substances concerning Medical Devices and In-Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices
The Commission Regulation (EU) 2020/2160 has restricted the use of Octylphenol ethoxylate in Medical Devices and In-Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices from December 22, 2023, onwards. Want more details? Visit our page!
OXALATES ...
These screenshots are from the software I use to see how well someone is designed to manage toxins, oxidative stress, metabolites, inflammation, detoxification.
Here we are looking at the biochemical pathway that manages oxalates. The color coding shows me where there may be some issues with clearing oxalates.
Here there are a few heterozygous variants in the genes that make a few of those enzymes (AGXT, HOGA1, SHMT). I can see if oxalates are showing up in urine with an organic acids test (the OAT).
Zoom in on the graphics and you will see that AGXT makes glycine which is one of the three amino acids needed to make glutathione. Glyphosate (Round Up) can look like glycine to the body, and when they get mistaken, you may not make enough glutathione; glyphosate can lead to high oxalates.
For someone who is genetically not so great at making glycine/glutathione, and is creating excess oxalates... eating clean, limiting high oxalate foods and avoiding injections is a good idea.
These screenshots are from the software I use to see how well someone is designed to manage toxins, oxidative stress, metabolites, inflammation, detoxification.
Here we are looking at the biochemical pathway that manages oxalates. The color coding shows me where there may be some issues with clearing oxalates.
Here there are a few heterozygous variants in the genes that make a few of those enzymes (AGXT, HOGA1, SHMT). I can see if oxalates are showing up in urine with an organic acids test (the OAT).
Zoom in on the graphics and you will see that AGXT makes glycine which is one of the three amino acids needed to make glutathione. Glyphosate (Round Up) can look like glycine to the body, and when they get mistaken, you may not make enough glutathione; glyphosate can lead to high oxalates.
For someone who is genetically not so great at making glycine/glutathione, and is creating excess oxalates... eating clean, limiting high oxalate foods and avoiding injections is a good idea.