
Lenna Velaryon
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Russia has proposed moving citizens out of cities to bio-eco-settlements: to increase the birth rate and populate abandoned territories Russian biotechnologists have proposed building 1,000 such villages throughout the country. According to them, bio-eco-settlements can provide a modern standard of living, combining all the advantages of the urban and rural environment.


Ask your cardiologist to guess what happened to people with dementia when they quit statins for 6 weeks in this 2012 study. Their dementia improved. For bonus points, ask them to guess what happened when they resumed statin therapy. Their dementia worsened.

Why the huge push to convince our species we should eat C3 or C4 grasses? IYKYK. patreon.com/posts/cpc-82-a…

@DrJackKruse Hi Dr. Kruse what’s the best way for me to achieve optimal Melanin with having Panhypopituitarism I lay in the sun Sunrise Midday and Sunset and I make sure the sun gets in my eyes Thank You for sharing your wisdom 💯





A 16-hour fasting regimen may boost cancer immunotherapy. Transient nutrient stress reshapes tumor metabolism, increasing isoleucine in the TME and enhancing CD8+ T cell function. In mice & patients, short-term fasting improved immune response—offering a feasible way to strengthen treatment. #Fasting, #immunotherapy, #cancer, cell.com/cell-metabolis…

The below paleomagnetism chart is from a study near Beijing. I have spent a lot of time thinking about it. It shows the declination and inclination of the magnetic field over the past 16k years as seen from that area. Think of this as a 3D arrow from Beijing pointing toward magnetic north. Declination is near 0, and inclination near 50. Makes sense for a city near 40 degrees north latitude. During the 14ka excursion, declination spiked to ~120 and inclination went negative. This indicates a north magnetic pole south and west of Beijing, probably around @EthicalSkeptic 's Np'. But the 5ka "Noah" event showed only a change in inclination. This indicates the north magnetic pole was in the same meridian plane as Beijing. That would include the center of the current South Atlantic Anomaly. This is closer to the pole position argued by @SunWeatherMan The monument alignment plus this study convince me the Np' pole was the true pole 14ka ago, and likely for most oscillations. But I do wonder if the Noah event is an exception. One final curiosity: our North Magnetic pole has moved about 20 degrees of arc over the past two centuries. From an observer near Beijing, its inclination has changed 20 degrees (64 to 43), but its declination has been essentially constant (8.5 to 7.5 E). It is far too early to say we are entering another episode of True Polar Wander, but the early stages of this excursion (if it is one) may line up more cleanly with the 5k year one.

The 21st century has validated many “pencil-and-paper” theories that remained unproven for decades. One major breakthrough came with neutrino oscillations. In 2001, experiments confirmed that neutrinos change flavor as they travel, proving that they have mass. This discovery forced the first significant modification to the Standard Model of particle physics.

@DrJackKruse Stop being vague. You are a medical doctor brother. Give us clear guidance please.


Iceland—previously the only Arctic nation without mosquitoes—no longer holds that distinction. "The detection of mosquitoes just north of Reykjavík in 2025 reflects an ecological shift already underway," write Amanda M. Koltz and Lauren E. Culler in a new #ScienceEditorial. Read more: scim.ag/4u9EBqd





Educate yourself on methylene blue. I’ve been prescribing it for over 5 years now and personally take it daily but it’s not for everyone. It has some amazing properties for mitochondrial optimization, energy, focus and anti-aging. Here’s a nice summary here if you’re interested. Click the link below.



You're filtering your water. You're buying spring water. Nobody told you to check the sulfate content. Stephanie Seneff, MIT researcher: In 2019, Richard J. Williams analyzed sulfate levels in tap and bottled water across US states. He contacted mothers of autistic kids. Figured out what water they were drinking during pregnancy. Two findings: 1) States with higher autism rates had significantly lower sulfate in tap water. 2) Lower sulfate intake correlated with more severe autism symptoms. One factor. Statistically significant. Observational. Not a proof of causation. But the signal is hard to ignore. Seneff: "I couldn't believe that one factor could actually play a statistically significant role." I've been recommending Muszynianka over San Pellegrino — more magnesium, better overall mineral profile, better taste. But on sulfate specifically — Pellegrino wins. San Pellegrino: ~408 mg/L sulfate. Won't be switching to Pellegrino full time. But a variable to keep in mind when choosing your mineral spring water, beyond just the magnesium content.






