Dr Jack Kruse - Deuterium, Supplements, Tech & Medicine Are Messing With Your Mitochondria

In this video Dr Jack Kruse who is an expert in quantum biology, light, water and magnetism talks about how non photoreceptors like melanin, cholesterol, vitamin D are vital for the light show from the sun to the mitochondria for disaease prevention and a healthy circadan rhythm and why supplements that contain deuterium and genetically modified medicines for viruses are a cause of concern.

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From Jack Kruse
The real paradox of humanity is that our reasons for the things we do are often weak but our sentiments to do them remain quite strong. Interestingly, we have overcome that liability as a species many times so far. Some of us even find comfort in that ability at times.

I believe today we are now mismatched with our environment because of our own doing because of the light we've chosen to live under.

Disclaimer
These videos are for entertainment and educational purposes only and not to treat or cure any disease or illness. I am a not a medical doctor, I’m a doctor of biochemistry so the information given here is not medical advice it is information for you to consider and further research yourself. Please consult your health care profession or doctor before commencing any kind of exercise, supplement or dietary regime if you have any concerns or current health conditions.


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