Parkinson's Disease & Tinnitus and brain fog...symptoms of turning crystalline?

Symptoms of being a Chosen One? with DNA updates? I call BS.

I was asked if I have a Protocol for Parkinson’s Disease and I don’t but I have a few posts on the topic and a lot of my research and posts on methylation and mitochondrial support would be on topic. This post has a list of posts that might help prevent or manage Parkinson’s Disease or any other CoV related issue or chronic inflammation or autoimmune disease. Cure the gut, support mitochondria and methylation, reduce inflammation with better circadian cycle health -sunshine/blackout dark sleep, and Nrf2 support of glutathione production.

Neuromelanin is a crystal and lack of it is a cause of Parkinson’s disease. An odd video similar to ones I linked in the last post left me thinking it is a subtle trend to lead people toward a change in their beliefs and their behavior.

This video, Chosen ones, you are in transition - From Carbon to Crystalline, (Youtube), seems like a mish mash of health advice mixed with quantum physics mixed with advice to be calm and go with the flow. The video is hypnotic in tone and rhythm and being a Chosen One sounds nice. It has soothing background music. It lists symptoms that Chosen Ones may be experiencing from the energy changes as we prepare for transition . . . from our carbon form to our crystalline form.

The symptoms of a Chosen One’s transition greatly resemble those of autoimmune disease or CoV injection injuries, coincidentally, or causally. Tired, ringing in the ears, brain fog, ... Tinnitus is a common symptom of the CoV injections. Methyl B12, magnesium, and herbals like Gingko biloba or saffron might help. Many drugs are known that directly damage the motion detecting Hair cells within the inner ear. The chimeric spike seems to be one also. Chronic tiredness, brain fog and confusion can also be symptoms of autoimmune diseases or hyperinflammation.

The basic health tips in the video are helpful with sunshine and grounding in nature as a focus - vegetarianism or veganism is also being recommended.

….and ascension to our energy form is going to be to energy, not to crystals.

Video: Chosen ones, you are in transition - From Carbon to Crystalline, (Youtube) . . . I call bullsh!t

Critical thinking cap - this video seems like a diversion from CoV injuries, dear Chosen Ones… read on to learn more about our crystalline selves and diet strategies that might help us to be at peak crystalline form instead of calcified and not transmitting as well as a human antenna grounded in Mother Earth or as an energy being communicating with other energy beings (aka friends and family).

Neuromelanin and Parkinson’s Disease - we are already crystalline - when healthy.

We already are crystalline in our tooth enamel and within the melanin of our brain and skin. Loss of neuromelanin in our brainstem is a precursor for Parkinson’s disease. (Haining and Achat-Mendes, 2017) My post The Cholinergic and Dopaminergic Systems, includes a description of Parkinson’s Disease. (Substack)

Lack of magnesium and iodine and excess fluoride and calcium can lead to calcification of the pineal gland. Reducing inflammation and avoiding EMF sources would help, more sunshine and blackout dark sleep conditions would help. Being calmer and more loving/grateful/peaceful would help.

Chimeric spike / CoV injections may be increasing Parkinson’s Disease risk

The chimeric spike knocks out our beneficial Bifidobacterium species as shown by Dr. Sabine Hazen. Pomegranate peel would help them and so would zinc and resistant starches in the diet which they need as a food supply. They then convert it into butyrate and B vitamins that we need for our health and for the colon environment and colon cell health. When gut health is impaired, Parkinson’s disease can be more of a risk.

I was asked on TwXtter if I had a protocol for Parkinson’s disease - asking for someone who got three jabs. My main therapeutic goals would be restore gut microbiome health, improve methylation cycle and mitochondrial support. Reducing hyperinflammation and removing spike would be needed - my Extended Stack and Basic Stacks are discussed on my Prenatal/Child page. I referred the person to my jenniferdepew.com site pages Prenatal/Child, Covid19, and Resistant starch/Butyrate, also Membrane Health and Membranes (glyphosate effects) and effectivecare.info/pomegranate, Nrf2 promoting foods. And I mentioned the likely need for nicotine lozenges, break into tiny pieces, take throughout the day. About 10 mg might be adequate (which is half a pack/ten cigarettes worth).

The chimeric spike effects can knock out nAChR function which also may increase Parkinson’s disease risk. The nAChR blocking risk would be from S1 specifically, so pomegranate peel would help by preventing cleavage of the fusion cleavage site at the GP120 protein which is HIV-1 like. Search my archives for ‘nAChRs’ and ~11 posts show up.

Cholinergic control by nAChR receptors in midbrain Dopaminergic (DA) neurons

“Cholinergic modulation of midbrain DA systems relies on topographic organization of mesopontine cholinergic projections, and activation of nAChRs in midbrain DA neurons. Previous studies have revealed that α4, α6, and β2 subunit-containing nAChRs expressed in midbrain DA neurons and their terminals in the striatum regulate firings of midbrain DA neurons and activity-dependent dopamine release in the striatum.” (Xiao, et al., 2020)

Research by Kryukova, et al, saw a decrease in expression, fewer 4 and 6 nAChR protein subunits during early symptom stages of Parkinson’s Disease and there was what could have been a compensatory increase in 7 nAChR subunit during the presymptomatic stage. (Kryukova, et al., 2017)

“The significant decrease in the expression of Chrna4 and Chrna6 genes encoding α4 and α6 nAChR subunits was observed in SN at the early symptomatic stage, while a 13-fold increase in expression of the Chrna7 gene encoding the α7 nAChR subunit was detected at the presymptomatic stage. The data obtained suggest possible involvement of nAChR in compensatory mechanisms at early PD stages.” (Kryukova, et al., 2017)

Healing strategies for Parkinson’s Disease, varied resources and posts

• Mitochondrial support is important and pomegranate can help with that (Substack)

• Nrf2 promotion is helpful and a lot of research regarding broccoli sprouts and sulfarophane for PD has occurred…but there are lots of other Nrf2 promoters including pomegranate peel. Sirtuins and Nrf2 / SirtFood Diet book (Substack)

A recent post had herbal support for decalcifying the pineal gland.

• Decalcifying the pineal gland with iron rich Burdock root and gallic acid rich Amla fruit extract - a CIA formula allegedly; Potassium iodide, Burdock root, Chaga powder, Chlorella powder, Turmeric root, Amla fruit extract (India's gooseberry), Schisandra powder.(denutrients.substack)

• One of my earliest posts was also on that topic, and I updated it recently. (calcification-of-soft-tissue-hardening-organs-and-softening-bone)

Glyphosate is a risk to the gut and brain and is in an article by Stephanie Seneff, linked and summarized in brief in this post (https://open.substack.coglycine-glyphosate-misfolded-proteins-seneff-article)

• Phytic acid in beans, nuts, seeds, and grains can lead to high phosphorus, low calcium/magnesium and demineralization of tooth enamel and bones. (dental-health-mind-blowing-information)

• My Alkalizing foods handout, which has sections on other types of food sensitivities and it has copies of my various graphics for my Basic stack and other recommendations. (pdf in my Sync file)

Boron may be beneficial against chronic infection/inflammation, caution against excess as it has a narrow range for safe dosing. See the last section about Morgellons treatment in this mixed post: (Substack)

• This post focuses a bit on mycoplasma and treatment for that - rebuilding a healthy terrain. McCairn & Rixey Biowarfare Livestream, my thoughts & treatment info; Mycoplasma pneumoniae; Gulf War Syndrome; Terrain dysfunction - multifactorial conditions. "Hindsight is 20/23." haha, I'm not sure who said that, someone on the Twxtter Space rather than Kevin. He laughed. (Substack) And a post focused on treatment possibilities for mycoplasma - Mycoplasmas, revisited - nature provides us many healing choices, (Substack)

• Liver Support and Detox Essential Oil Blends - my recipes with some supporting research. (Substack) Save you a click, the inexpensive and simple blend to consider is Lemongrass and Clove essential oils. I found it tasty with a little instant coffee or plain. I add some potassium bicarbonate to coffee beverages.

Additionally, Herbal books with Antibiotic herbs and Antiviral herbs, by Stephen Harrod Buhner

Books that were highly recommended to me to buy and I did, are two by Stephen Harrod Buhner - Herbal Antivirals - Natural Remedies for Emerging and Resistant Viral Infections, is more comprehensive with basics about herbal preparations and longer discussion about therapeutic goals, plus encyclopedia style reference of herbs and what they can do in general, more than viral focus. The book Herbal Antibiotic - Natural Alternatives for Treating Drug-Resistant Bacteria by Stephen Harrod Buhner is shorter - the encyclopedia of herbs part and less of the background or health topics. It does open with the history of antibiotics and resulting antibiotic resistance, and therefore a need for a book of herbal antibacterials.

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Reference List

(Haining and Achat-Mendes, 2017) Haining RL, Achat-Mendes C. Neuromelanin, one of the most overlooked molecules in modern medicine, is not a spectator. Neural Regen Res. 2017 Mar;12(3):372-375. doi: 10.4103/1673-5374.202928. PMID: 28469642; PMCID: PMC5399705.

(Kryukova, et al., 2017) Kryukova EV, Shelukhina IV, Kolacheva AA, Alieva AK, Shadrina MI, Slominsky PA, Kasheverov IE, Utkin YN, Ugrumov MV, Tsetlin VI. Vozmozhnoe uchastie neĭronal'nykh nikotinovykh atsetilkholinovykh retseptorov v kompensatornykh mekhanizmakh mozga na rannikh stadiiakh bolezni Parkinsona [Possible involvement of neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in compensatory brain mechanisms at early stages of Parkinson's disease]. Biomed Khim. 2017 May;63(3):241-247. Russian. doi: 10.18097/PBMC20176303241. PMID: 28781257. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28781257/

(Xiao, et al., 2020) Xiao, C., Zhou, Cy., Jiang, Jh. et al. Neural circuits and nicotinic acetylcholine receptors mediate the cholinergic regulation of midbrain dopaminergic neurons and nicotine dependence. Acta Pharmacol Sin 41, 1–9 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41401-019-0299-4 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41401-019-0299-4

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Crystal like chemicals in biochemistry

In biochemistry, crystal-like chemicals refer to molecules that exhibit crystalline properties, such as a repeating pattern of atoms or molecules, and are often found in biological systems. These chemicals play crucial roles in various biological processes, including protein structure and function, enzyme activity, and molecular recognition.

Examples of Crystal-like Chemicals in Biochemistry:

• Proteins: Many proteins have a crystalline structure, with amino acids arranged in a repeating pattern. This structure is essential for their function and stability.

• Nucleic Acids: DNA and RNA have a double helix structure, which is a type of crystal lattice. This structure allows for the storage and transmission of genetic information.

• Lipids: Some lipids, such as phospholipids, have a crystalline structure that is important for their function in cell membranes.

• Carbohydrates: Some carbohydrates, such as cellulose and starch, have a crystalline structure that provides strength and rigidity to plant cell walls.

Importance of Crystal-like Chemicals in Biochemistry:

• Protein function: The crystalline structure of proteins determines their function and activity. Changes in the structure can affect their ability to bind to other molecules, catalyze reactions, or interact with other proteins.

• Molecular recognition: The crystalline structure of molecules can facilitate molecular recognition, allowing them to bind specifically to other molecules or surfaces.

• Cellular processes: Crystal-like chemicals play a crucial role in various cellular processes, including cell signaling, metabolism, and gene expression.

Conclusion:

Crystal-like chemicals are essential components of biological systems, playing critical roles in protein function, molecular recognition, and cellular processes. Understanding the structure and properties of these chemicals is essential for advancing our knowledge of biochemistry and developing new treatments for diseases.

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www.thoughtco.com, What Chemicals Grow Crystals? Check This List for Chemistry Projects

www.sciencedirect.com, Crystal Structure - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

“At the same time, the first biological crystals were grown, making it possible to study biological molecules using X-rays. The first diffractive image of a protein, obtained as early as 1930, was of an enzyme called pepsin. Soon after that, scientists were able to isolate a virus, crystallise it and show that it did not lose its biological vigour as a result: the tobacco mosaic virus was still infectious for tobacco plants after crystallisation. Macromolecular crystallography was set to go!

Interestingly, not a single biologist was involved in all this early research on complex molecular structures. It was entirely conducted by chemists, physicists and crystallographers, reflecting the fact that during the first half of the 20th century, many scientists from other disciplines took an interest in biology. This is best represented by the book What is Life?, written in 1944 by Erwin Schrödinger, a well-known physicist in the field of quantum mechanics. Molecular biology, which appeared in the 1940s as a merging of biochemistry and genetics, has been – from the very beginning – an interdisciplinary field.” (Cornuéjols, 2009)

www.scienceinschool.org, Dominique Cornuéjols, Biological crystals: at the interface between physics, chemistry and biology, April 30, 2009, Biological crystals: at the int