
Dr Jack Kruse
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Dr Jack Kruse
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I am a neurosurgeon on a mission to create health from disease by decentralized thinking & BTC Bitcoin pleb decade club in exile https://t.co/ujH26JYY4e drjackkruse












The chemical Azodicarbonamide is used in American bread but is banned in Europe. It is used to make plastics, shoes & yoga mats. Companies that used it were McDonald’s, Subway, Burger King, Wendy’s, Chick-fil-A. Companies that STILL use it ~Arby's ~Dunkin' Donuts ~Burger King It’s also in your grocery store bread, with common brands like ~Arnold ~Kroger ~Little Debbie ~Pillsbury ~Sara Lee ~Five Roses ~Robinhood, and MANY No Name Brands




@DrJackKruse I’m eating clean and sitting in south Florida sun for 6 months, and my vitamin D is 29. I’m so upset. I’m hoping it will get better as my inflammation come down.










Why POMC is the most important gene in the mammalian tree, also, brilliant as F 💯👏🔥 The gene's sequence and function are ridiculously stable across mammals because of its pleiotropic roles = mutations are often severe or lethal. POMC is wired into light and environmental sensing from way back, we're talking hundreds of millions of years, long before indoor blue light messed with it. And as your CLIP/UV/autoimmunity angle shows, the gene's conservation underscores how sensitive the system is to modern mismatches



They buried powerful names for years… but now they want YOUR name attached to every post. Digital ID to speak. 24-hour takedowns. VPNs restricted. An internet where permission comes before opinion. If this goes through, anonymity dies — and control becomes normal. 👉 jointab.us 20 February 2026 #TAB #TakeAmericaBack #DigitalID #FreeSpeech #WakeUp @Beatrix_vStorch @patrickbetdavid @megynkelly @joerogan @ShawnRyan762











😂 ummmm, did that answer the question?? Obviously if UV induces IL-11 that doesn’t mean sunlight induces IL-11. It means isolated UV light does. Sunlight and isolated UV are two different things, we agree on that. But still not seeing how sunlight blocks IL-11. Maybe I’m already at the retardation stage 🤷♂️







No problems with getting red or burned. You're designed to absorb all the UV frequencies in your melanin. Freckles hold the UV light; that's where all the excited electrons are. Nighttime is when you offload this into your cellular structure; that's why you're less pink next morning Dr. Justin Marchegiani: "How long does it take you to build that tolerance so that you can build that solar callus?" Dr. Jack Kruse: "It took me about 2–3 years. But did I know what I was doing when I started? No. Because all the variables that I just told you, I didn't really realize how important they are. Now I do. I have a K haplotype, my heteroplasmy rate, I've got it pretty dialed in because I've been a biohacker for about 12 years. On average, I would say in the winter time I need about 1.5–2 hours; in the summer time, I usually go 3–5 hours per day." Dr. Justin Marchegiani: "In the sun? And you're doing no sunscreen at all?" Dr. Jack Kruse: "Dude. There's no freakin' chance that I would ever wear that." Dr. Justin Marchegiani: "And you're not burning at all either?" Dr. Jack Kruse: "Well, if I get burned, if I get red, I have no problem. [...] The way sun is designed to work, this is probably a good thing for people to hear, you're designed to absorb all the UV frequencies in your melanin. So my freckles hold the UV light; that's where all the excited electrons are. Nighttime is when you offload this into your system. So you'll notice if you hung out with me for 3–4 hours, say now in New Orleans, the next morning when you saw me, I wouldn't be as pink. And why? Because I've offloaded those things into my cellular structure. "See the problem is you have to think about yourselves kinda like plant. When it's really thirsty for water, that is gonna be delivered to places that need it the most. So think about your skin. Most people have their arms exposed, they don't have their belly or legs, and this and that, and other things exposed. So those parts of your body are starved, absolutely starved, for light. So if you're smart, you start looking at, 'OK, what do I always have covered all the time? Those are the parts that I need to keep uncovered and get out there.' And what you do is slowly build up your solar callus. [...] "And when people start to see how it really goes, and they start to become what I would call more connected with nature, in other words, you reconnect with nature. See, your wireless relationship to the sun, and your complete connection to the earth through your feet or through leather-soled shoes, this is something we can't miss. And if you don't fix this, I don't care what you or I do in a clinic, it ain't gonna work." @DrJackKruse with Dr. Justin Marchegiani @ 34:49–37:37 (posted 2017-04-21) youtu.be/Z_FD-ehf3Vs&t=…



Resting metabolic rate and total energy expenditure tend to differ, on average, across human mitochondrial haplogroups, after adjusting for age, sex, and lean mass. For example, L haplotypes tend to have lower resting metabolic rate and total energy expenditure compared to UK, JT, and H. L haplogroups originated in Africa and tend to be more "coupled," which basically means more efficient at ATP synthesis. UK, H, and JT haplogroups arose in more Northern latitudes (colder climates) and tend to be more uncoupled, i.e. produce more heat.







@DrJackKruse Dr Jack, do you expect the same health problems for those housed on moon bases when Elon has established moon travel?






@DrJackKruse Only took me 40+ years to learn this factoid. As of today, I now know why my eyes were always hazel for school pics yet more green/blue around Xmas pics & spring family photos. Is melanin also the reason my hair grew faster in the summer? And still does?












