Owen Sheasby: "I understand that the little mammals after the KT event were making light inside of them. But how does that negate their need for food?"
Dr. Jack Kruse: "It doesn't negate their need for food. They are actually able to make food from the POMC gene. The POMC gene has another part of it […] called ACTH […] That's the precursor for cortisol. […] when you give somebody cortisol, what does it make in their body?"
Owen Sheasby: "Raise glucose and insulin."
Dr. Jack Kruse: "There you go. So you're able to actually make glucose directly from light. […] The POMC gene is actually tied to animal photosynthesis. […] every mammal has POMC in them. […] humans do. […] And […] putting on #LED light alone […] raises blood #glucose and it raises #insulin. […]
"What do you know about high glucose and high insulin? Shrinks your #brain. What do you know about the mammals that were present at the KT event? Were they were they mammals that had Ferrari engines in their head?"
Owen Sheasby: "No, little things."
Dr. Jack Kruse: "Right. See, they were different mammals than we are today. So what does that tell you about mammals today, that are living under light that is like the KT event, blocking the sun?"
Owen Sheasby: "They're shrinking their brain."
Dr. Jack Kruse: "There you go, bro. Now you understand why #Alzheimer's, #Parkinson's, and #neurodegeneration are playing the role that they're playing today. You're beginning to understand the flip side of the story.
"But remember the original story for the mammals was this allowed them to survive a poor light environment while the dinosaurs were dying, because there was no #sunlight there. They could live off a poorly lit environment, because they could make enough glucose to survive until photosynthesis came back."
— Dr. Jack Kruse with Owen Sheasby @ 01:42:10 – 01:44:45 https://youtu.be/-VFTXZrbyNA&t=6130
whygetfat / Why would I get fat?
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