DECENTRALIZED MEDICINE #23: HOW LIGHT CONTROLS EVERYTHING

This might be the most important video you will watch today.

This excerpts from my 2017 Vermont talk laying out how light/EMF controls everything in biology. Credits to "Video Advice" on YouTube.

We think Homo sapiens came into existence around 200,000-300,000 years ago in equatorial Africa based on varying data. Two hundred thousand years is a long time, and it’s a complex number to fathom. So, let’s convert that considerable, unfathomable number into something we can all understand. How about a single calendar year? To put 200,000 years of human evolution onto a calendar year scale, we first need to determine how long an actual calendar year would be on that scale. Here’s how the math works: One year is 365 days; 365 days is 8,760 hours; 8,760 hours is 525,600 minutes; and 525,600 minutes is 31,536,000 seconds. When we divide 31,536,000 seconds by 200,000 years, we determine that an actual calendar year passes by in 158 seconds, or two minutes and 38 seconds, on our scaled calendar year.

A decade is over in 1,577 seconds, or 26 minutes and 47 seconds. A century is complete in four hours, 22 minutes, 48 seconds. And so on. Now that we understand these numbers, we can put significant events in human history on our calendar year timeline. The first one is easy: Our species came into existence in Africa 200,000 years ago, at midnight on January 1. Humans first migrated out of Africa 70,000- 100,000 years ago—give or take—which is July 1 on our timeline. Let that sink in for a moment: For half of our existence as a species, we lived in, or very near, Africa. Modern humans entered Europe about 40,000 years ago.

That event occurred at midnight on October 20 of our calendar year timeline, when 80 percent of our species’ existence was over. It's incredible how time relativity works, isn't it, when you think about how humans and time are related? Archaeologists agree that agriculture joined our technological repertoire about 12,000 years ago in the Middle East. That’s December 10 at 2:24 a.m. on our calendar year timeline. The Industrial Revolution, a decades-long technological transition that ushers in, or at least makes possible, the modern era, occurs in the early afternoon hours of New Year’s Eve. Consider the implications of that fact: 99.9 percent of our species’ existence is over before we enter a technological context that is even remotely close to modern. But if you think about it, the Industrial Revolution is archaic compared to today!

No plastics. No cars. No television. No radio. No telephones, much fewer smartphones. The Industrial Revolution marks the beginning of a remarkably different era for us as a species, yet it occurred during the last 0.1 percent of our time on this planet. Wow! What about the iPhone? It shows up on our timeline at 11:31 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, within the last half-hour of our calendar year timeline.

People like Casey Means want you to believe that using nnEMF to monitor your blood glucose is better than how your brain does it. If you think I am kidding, look at this paper below. It should now be clear that, when examined from this perspective, humankind’s relationship with technology, with change, and with time is in uncharted territory for our CIRCADIAN BIOLOGY. The risks for man so far have exceeded the promise of productivity..............in my estimation.

SUMMARY

Casey Means thinks a cell phone app is good for monitoring blood glucose and insulin. Look at the pictures to see how FLAWED this idea is. Trotsky's granddaughter, Nora Volkow, who runs the National Institutes of Drug Abuse, wrote this paper a decade before Casey Means started using a cell phone app to monitor blood glucose.

Pardon me if I think she LEARNED nothing at Stanford University about doing research.

I think she learned to do this from Anne Wojcicki at 23andMe when she was married to Google's Sergey Brin. Trotsky's granddaughter, Nora Volkow, who runs the National Institutes of Drug Abuse, wrote this paper a decade before Casey Means started using a cell phone app to monitor blood glucose.

LEVELS technology is PSEUDOSCIENCE, and PEER REVIEWED SCIENCE ABOVE IT SHOWS IT.

CITES

1. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21343580/