20261012 #RedactedScience Evening Update

[The new Chat thread is not working out so no reply from #ChatGPT tonight. He’s hedging, missing context, and being too specific yet limiting]

I did not make an entry yesterday…it was a full day. But, I had the rocks gone by 9am. I was out there putting them in buckets about 7:30am. One picture on the neighborhood Facebook page later, and I had a place for them to go and someone that would even come pick them up. Then Mom stopped by on her way out of town (totally not on her way, but it was nice to see her and the free banana bread she brought that her friend made).

After that, we went to the nursery to look at possible items for the backyard. How as I feeling? Great until we spent some time at the nursery. It was windless and 90 degrees outside with heat radiating from the concrete. My wife and I both felt kinda off when we left.

My son headed back to Norman in the afternoon. Norman gets to keep the Golden Hat until next year. There can’t be too many times OU was unranked and beat the #1 team in the nation.

I watched some football in the afternoon. By then my arms were starting to burn some. I used the lotions. By evening, I could tell this was different. I worked on the eBook for a couple hours because of that difference. The derivative changed again. The burning isn’t just on the surface, but it isn’t the muscles, it’s all the thickness of my skin. I wrote about the phenomena I believe is going on in an article yesterday. It hit Nostr right away and will be on Substack tomorrow morning.

The article is about the reversal of the sodium potassium pump. I’ve long talked about that in videos and in my pre-book writings. It was in the Article and, having taken the basic college courses it involves, I found it pretty fascinating. Anyway, in short, the candida goes intercellular early in the condition. It hides there due to inhospitable conditions. While it is there, it runs the Na+/K+ pump in reverse.

This generates ATP, but consumes the contents of the cell, leaving a cell membrane wrapped around Candida preserved in salts. That shrinks cells. It is a form of apoptosis. But the cell is still there. When this happens to your skin, it gets tight. Later it gets exposed to fluids and gets thicker, but after that, it gets drained again, and exposed to acids (I think) causing even more shrinkage. Finally, where I am now, I believe, cells begin getting exposed to sugars or alcohols or ketones. Maybe I set this part off early, too. It doesn’t matter.

This part isn’t even in the article because I just placed it together, but to consume cells, it needs fluid, I think. I still consume fluids, but due to the accumulation I’ve experienced, I don’t really need much. Realize, that means it built a battery, it made the fluid accumulate for the phase that would come next.

If I’m right, we will know very soon. I think I know, but we will wait for it to become more evident.

My ankles are feeling weak this evening. That started about an hour ago right after dinner. I still set the table and cleaned the pots. Normal is still possible.

I’m going to work on the eBook some more, now.

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