Neuropsin, a photoreceptor protein, can control circadian rhythm independent from the brain

Neuropsin, a photoreceptor protein, can control circadian rhythm independent from the brain

by | Dec 8, 2019 | Blue Light, Circadian Rhythm, Heliotherapy, Light-Water-Magnetism, Quantum Biology, Skin, Sleep, Sunlight, Vitamin D | 0 comments

Our circadian rhythm is controlled by light, via photoreceptive proteins called “opsins”, like neuropsin and melanopsin.  Humans possess photoreceptors, like neuropsin, in just about every surface and subcutaneous area of the body – adipocytes (fat),...
Carnivore Diet and Mitochondriac Resource Page

Carnivore Diet and Mitochondriac Resource Page

by | Aug 28, 2018 | Alzheimer's, Arthritis, Auto Immune, Cancer, Diabetes, Diarrhea, Diet, Digestion, Epigenetics & Genetics, Foods that Heal, IBS, Ketogenic Diet, Leaky Gut, Lyme Disease, Magnesium, Minerals, Paleo, Ulcerative Colitis, Weight-Loss | 6 comments

Is the Carnivore Diet a passing fad? I think not. Is it the ultimate evolutionary, elimination diet? Does it support our innate genetic make-up? I think so. Here are just TWO examples of many: (1) why do humans have such low innate stomach pH, like that of scavengers...