I love ❤️ Stephanie Seneff! Thank you for interviewing her!

Jack Kruse has cautioned about not taking any supplements (like melatonin, GABA, NAC etc.) that the body has systems of making. I had thought that he was mainly concerned with down regulating the production mechanisms because the supplements were messing up the detections of need for production. But, now, he may have been referring to this deuterium contamination issue in manufacture. Both points might be important, but I am now much more concerned about the deuterium not getting depleted enough, compared to what gets produced in the body as opposed to in manufactured supplements. Very interesting.

Fascinating talk on a topic I know almost nothing about! Time to hit another research rabbit hole ...

@paulg687

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Lookup Dr Gabor Somlyai. Has an excellent book on the subject called Deuterium Depletion. Also there's Laszlo Boros. Both excellent resources for Deuterium.

@GenMEI-FM

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Watch Gabor's interview w/The Busy Superhuman or Regenerative Health podcasts on You Tube. Also, dr Laszlo Boros' presentation at Wise Traditions around 2017. I'm doing their recommended deuterium depletion program with amazing results already!

awesome!

If we could increase collagen (Proline) would that then help to deplete Deuterium I wonder?

All of this explains why an animal-based diet, particularly carnivore, is so healthy. Besides deuterium-depleted water, and besides carbs being high and fat being low in deuterium, one can also get lower intake of glyphosate from animal foods to organic, pasture-raised, grass-fed, and wild-caught. At the same time, that increases the nutritional, including phytonutrient, concentration from what the animals ate. That eliminates glyphosate from animal foods, in a way that can't be done with plant foods because even supposed 'organic' crops are contaminated. Plus, even if given high-glyphosate feed, polygastric ruminants like cows will break down glyphosate. That means the healthiest diet would be the Lion diet (beef, salt, water), at least in terms of glyphosate but also beneficial in terms of deuterium. We don't need to worry about how to deal with glyphosate, if we simply get rid of our exposure in the first place, which we can do. It would be wider to not be fatalistic about it. It might be a net loss to add in glyphosate-contaminated plant foods to get some nutrients (e.g., sulfur) to deal with glyphosate when one could simply remove glyphosate entirely from one's diet. Why merely deal with the effects when one can target the cause?

What can cause deuterium to be mobilized out of bone? Can this happen episodically? When the body comes under stresses of illness, old age, or pregnancy, more Ca is sought out of the bone, Pb sequestered in bone can come out again too. Can deuterium also be drawn out again?