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They cracked the code for proteins’ amazing structures.

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     Proteins generally consist of 20 different amino acids;  https://patmedtech.com/  https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistry/2024/press-release/ , which can be described as life’s building blocks. In 2003, David Baker succeeded in using these blocks to design a new protein that was unlike any other protein. Since then, his research group has produced one imaginative protein creation after another, including proteins that can be used as pharmaceuticals, vaccines, nanomaterials and tiny sensors.      Find more information about the properties of amino acids in OMARIDIN here;  https://patmedtech.com/pdf/omaridin/Omaridin%20-%20Instruction.pdf

The Intestinal Microbiota: Impacts of Antibiotics Therapy, Colonization Resistance, and Diseases.

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According to a study by the Max-Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC) in Berlin, https://www.mdc-berlin.de ,  it takes about six months for the intestinal microflora to recover from antibiotic therapy. Experts suggest that up to 80% of all cells that protect against diseases are located in the mucous membrane of this digestive organ /intestine/.   https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/22/12/6597 The main role of the intestinal microbiome is to ferment indigestible substrates and enhance the growth of beneficial microbes.  The intestinal microbiota can prevent the colonization of pathogens through the mechanism of colonization resistance. A wide range of resistance is inherent in both beneficial and pathogenic microorganisms. The effect of antibiotics on the intestinal microbiome (both beneficial and hostile) can provoke a resistance response that affects colonization resistance.  This review provides a mechanistic overview of the gut microbiome and the impact of antibiotic

The morphogenetic field gives instructions to the cell to access specific genes in the DNA... /Campo morfogenético/.

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A morphogenetic field [1] is a group of cells capable of responding to discrete [2] , local biochemical [3] signals [4] that lead to the development of specific morphological structures.  Morpho = form. Genetics = origin. Morphogenetic Fields understand the orders and structures that form patterns of behaviour, i.e. all things have a self-organisation pre-determined by their own structural patterns. Following this algorithm, the founder of the morphogenetic field, Oleksandr Gurvych [5] , followed by Otto Loewi [6] , the winner of the 1936 Nobel Prize, noted that humans, animals, and plants can follow ‘good’ or ‘bad’ behavioural patterns inherited from previous generations, and even perpetuate them for future generations. This happens because there is a certain type of memory in morphogenetic fields that comes from the past and stimulates specific behaviour in a self-organised environment. This process of inheriting unconscious memories can also be called Morphic Resonance.

Categoricality thinking and its danger. /Campo morfogenético/

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  Two axioms that have a direct impact on human physiological processes. 1.What happens in your body can dramatically affect what happens in your brain. / Eating all kinds of rubbish, eating various kinds of shit/. 2.What happens in your head often affects all the processes in your body.       / Categoricality thinking / . Robert Sapolsky [1] All things interact. But people tend to live in categories and not see the big picture of life. And this puts you in a generally accepted framework of behavior. You experience everyday stress because of everyday thoughts about the inevitability of death, about injustice in human relations, about an unfortunate life that “passed” you by without giving you generous material wealth, about some unacceptable world events; wars, revolutions, innocent deaths, etc. And you react to all this EMOTIONALLY!   In a study [2] led by Dr. Daichi Shimbo [3] , it is stated that our emotions [4] can have a profound effect on the most important aspects

Just scientific facts, did you know that ... /Campo morfogenético/

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Scientists have proved that all matter, from electrons to brains, inherently vibrates at different frequencies /Jonathan Schooler [1] /. The theory is based on the concept that when different vibrating objects come into contact, they often begin to vibrate in unison / Pascal Fries [2] / .   This phenomenon, known as spontaneous self-organization, has been observed in various natural systems, from the synchronization of fireflies to the constant rotation of the Moon toward the Earth. Scientists have found similar synchronization in the human brain, where neurons firing at the same frequency can lead to different states of consciousness [3] . Consciousness may be a fundamental property of matter, and this idea is supported by the philosophical position of panpsychism [4] . According to this view, all matter has some degree of consciousness, and more complex interactions lead to higher forms of conscious experience. In their study, they argue that biological organisms, with th

Cholesterol levels can be lowered when...

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The enzymes that break down cholesterol. The gut microbiome is increasingly being understood as playing a major role in human health, including cardiovascular health. Two [1] experts [2] , who were not involved in this research, spoke to  Medical News Today [3]  about the study. Scientists have found a combination of bacteria that can lower blood cholesterol levels. These bacteria can potentially have a positive impact on the health of the cardiovascular system. People who had several species of bacteria from the genus Oscillibacter in their bodies had lower cholesterol levels than those who did not. The researchers are convinced that the discovery of the cholesterol metabolizing properties of Oscillibacter bacteria [4] is impressive. This suggests the possibility of using this probiotic strain as a therapeutic agent for the treatment of high cholesterol. [1] https://www.memorialcare.org/providers/yu-ming-ni [2] https://www.memorialcare.org/providers/cheng-han-chen

Did you know that…

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  oligodendrocytes* are the cells that support the functioning of neurons in the brain, but popular disinfectants cause cell death.      Scientists [1] have found out which of the most common chemicals affect the growth of oligodendrocytes [2] , the glia cells [3] that support neurons in the brain. More precisely, they serve as an insulating "winding" for axons, contributing to the rapid transmission of nerve impulses.      The structure is very similar to a roll, in which the neuron serves as a "filling" wrapped in numerous layers of glial cells instead of dough.      Thus, the substances from the group of quaternary ammonium compounds turned out to be toxic to oligodendrocytes - the cells died due to a nonspecific stress response through the mechanism of programmed cell death (apoptosis [4] ). The result is alarming, as quaternary ammonium derivatives are actively added to cosmetics (including hair conditioners) and used for disinfection. Many of these